Clarendon
Clarendon is a 1982 oceanfront condominium at 3407 South Ocean Boulevard, with multiple apartment configurations and larger upper-floor homes within an established beachfront building.
The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026
Clarendon is an oceanfront condominium at 3407 South Ocean Boulevard in Highland Beach. The building dates to 1982 and includes a range of apartment configurations, with larger penthouse offerings forming a distinct part of the housing mix. Its grounds occupy the Atlantic side of A1A.
For a purchaser, the useful distinction is between the building's shared beachfront setting and the specific home within it. Size, exposure, exterior space and renovation history can vary considerably. A common address does not make the apartments interchangeable.
Property details and costs
| Detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Home sizes / plans | Reported examples include a two-bedroom home around 2,015 sq ft and a penthouse around 3,677 sq ft; some upper-floor configurations are multilevel. Verify individual plans and measurement basis. |
| Signature amenities | Reported beachfront pool, fitness, tennis and staffed entry; current service scope and use arrangements require confirmation. |
To confirm for a purchase: property-specific association charges. An unstated amount does not mean that no charge applies.
Facts reviewed October 16, 2026. Proposed amenities and property-specific examples are identified above.
At a glance
- Address: 3407 South Ocean Boulevard
- Location: Highland Beach
- Ownership: Condominium
- Established: 1982
- Setting: Direct Atlantic oceanfront
An established oceanfront tower
The town's inventory identifies Clarendon as a 1982 building with 42 units. Its architecture belongs to Highland Beach's established tower period, when vertical apartment buildings became an important part of the coastline. The building's position brings the residential grounds directly to the Atlantic setting.
Standard apartments and larger upper-floor homes
Marketed examples include a two-bedroom apartment of approximately 2,015 square feet and a penthouse described at approximately 3,677 square feet. These are individual listing figures, not a verified interior-area range for every residence. Some upper-floor offerings also introduce multilevel arrangements.
That variation makes the plan especially important. A larger residence may provide separate entertaining and private areas, but stairs or elongated circulation can change how effectively the additional space works. A household seeking more rooms should compare the actual bedroom arrangement rather than rely on an aggregate size.
Recreation on the ocean side
Reported amenities include a pool, fitness facilities, tennis and staffed entry functions. The tennis facility is a useful distinction when comparing Clarendon with smaller buildings whose recreation program is concentrated around a pool and exercise room. Current access and operating arrangements should be confirmed with the association.
Nearby comparisons
Villa Nova offers a smaller oceanfront building nearby. Highlands Place provides another comparison for larger penthouses, while Villa Magna introduces a different beachfront service program. Explore the Highland Beach collection.
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