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Dalton Place

Dalton Place is a 1979 condominium tower within Boca Highland Beach Club and Marina, combining apartment living with master-community beach and boating facilities in Highland Beach.

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Dalton Place is a condominium tower at 4748 South Ocean Boulevard within Boca Highland Beach Club and Marina. Despite the Boca name, the property is in the Town of Highland Beach. Its residential building stands west of A1A, with the community's beach club on the ocean side.

The development offers two levels of residential facilities: those associated with Dalton Place itself and those shared through Boca Highland. Understanding that arrangement is essential to comparing it with a standalone oceanfront condominium. The tower's water views and the community's beach access are related benefits, but they are not the same physical setting.

Property details and costs

Profile tagsBeach clubMarina access by arrangementEstablished tower

Detail Published information
Home sizes / plans Reported examples: a two-bedroom apartment around 1,500 sq ft and a three-bedroom home around 2,100 sq ft. Verify individual plans and measurement basis.
Signature amenities Boca Highland beach club with pool, hot tub, social and cooking facilities; community tennis and marina. Marina slips are assigned through management, subject to availability and applicable charges.
Membership / access Part of Boca Highland Beach Club and Marina; master-community use rules apply. Marina allocation is not an automatic deeded berth entitlement.

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: 4748 South Ocean Boulevard
  • Location: Highland Beach
  • Ownership: Condominium
  • Established: 1979
  • Setting: Boca Highland campus west of A1A, with separate beach club

A late-1970s tower within a larger community

The town's building inventory dates Dalton Place to 1979 and identifies 122 units in the sixteen-story building. It is one of several residential components within Boca Highland, each with its own building identity. Shared community facilities do not make their apartment plans or association finances interchangeable.

Two- and three-bedroom plans

Marketed examples include a two-bedroom apartment of approximately 1,500 square feet and a three-bedroom home of approximately 2,100 square feet. These are reported individual plans rather than a verified range for all residences. They illustrate the need to compare both room count and how the additional area is distributed.

Beach club and marina

Boca Highland's beach club includes a pool, hot tub, social space and outdoor cooking facilities. The separate marina operates under allocation rules, with slips assigned through management. A purchase should not be presented as including an automatic right to a particular berth.

The master community also identifies tennis and controlled entry. Dalton Place property descriptions add building-level fitness and social facilities. The distinction between shared community amenities and those within the tower is useful when assessing the route to each facility and the expenses that support it.

Reading both layers of ownership

The current condominium and master-community documents should establish the applicable expenses, use rights and responsibilities. A single advertised monthly figure may not explain every component. The apartment's condition, the tower's capital program and the shared community's obligations should remain separate parts of the comparison.

Nearby comparisons

Braemar Isle and Carron House share the Boca Highland setting while offering different residential scales. Parker Highland provides a direct-oceanfront alternative nearby. See the wider Highland Beach guide.

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