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Delray Beach Club Residences

Delray Beach Club Residences combines condominium apartments, townhomes and penthouses at 2000 South Ocean Boulevard; its association describes 77 homes and separate guest suites.

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Delray Beach Club Residences occupies an Intracoastal-side site at 2000 South Ocean Boulevard. The development combines apartments, townhomes and penthouses, giving it a broader range of residential forms than a conventional single-plan tower. Beach access lies across the coastal road rather than directly beyond its waterfront grounds.

Its name is also a point to distinguish. The condominium residences and the nearby private Delray Beach Club are separate institutions. A purchase should be evaluated on the rights and facilities belonging to the residence; private-club membership should not be inferred from the shared geographic name.

Property details and costs

Profile tagsCondominiums and townhomesIntracoastalGuest suites

Detail Published information
Developer / builder Florida condominium registration identifies Mullan Enterprises of Fla Inc as original developer.
Home sizes / plans Association describes 53 condominium apartments, 20 townhomes and four penthouses, totaling 77 homes; two guest suites are additional shared facilities.
Signature amenities Pool, Intracoastal patio, private beach-access route, covered parking and guest suites; current guest-suite reservations and charges 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: 2000 South Ocean Boulevard
  • Location: Delray Beach
  • Ownership: Condominium
  • Established: 1970s
  • Setting: Intracoastal grounds with separate Atlantic beach access

A development with several housing forms

The association describes 53 condominium apartments, 20 townhomes and four penthouses, making 77 homes. Two guest suites are additional shared facilities, not two more privately owned residences in that count. The development dates to the 1970s, and the state condominium record identifies Mullan Enterprises of Florida as the original developer.

This mix is an important part of the property's identity. An apartment concentrates daily living on a different circulation pattern from a multilevel townhome. A penthouse can add another relationship to exterior space and elevation. These distinctions matter to an owner considering a larger home, a move from a house or a more compact seasonal property.

Waterfront grounds and guest accommodation

The shared facilities include a pool, an Intracoastal patio, a private beach-access route, covered parking and guest suites. On-site management and security are part of the association's description. The guest accommodation is a distinctive detail, though availability, charges and reservation rules must be checked before relying on it for regular visitors.

Comparing homes within the association

Association expenses also need to be read against the individual home. A shared development name does not establish that every residence pays the same amount or has the same parking and storage rights. Current budgets, capital obligations and assigned facilities should accompany the floor plan.

Nearby comparisons

Bermuda High West provides another Intracoastal-and-beach-access comparison. Seagate Yacht Club Residences offers a different multilevel waterfront form, while Ocean Delray is directly beachfront. Explore the Delray Beach collection.

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