Dunster House

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Dunster House is a small condominium at 360 South Ocean Boulevard in Midtown Palm Beach, just north of Worth Avenue. The building offers an intimate residential scale in a central ocean-facing location, with the beach across the boulevard. Its appeal rests on the combination of substantial apartments and a relatively limited number of neighbors, rather than an extensive resort campus.

At a glance

• Address: 360 South Ocean Boulevard, Town of Palm Beach
• Ownership: Condominium
• Setting: Across South Ocean Boulevard from the Atlantic
• Residential character: Two- and three-bedroom layouts with balconies
• Association: Dunster House Condominium Association, Inc.

The Florida association filing confirms the legal association name and street address. The building is consistently described as a condominium in independent local property guides.

Architecture and residences

Dunster House belongs to the group of established midrise residential buildings lining this section of the boulevard. Published building descriptions describe broad expanses of glass, high ceilings and balconies, with ocean or town views depending on position. These features make exposure especially important: the most useful terrace and the best interior light may not belong to the apartment with the largest advertised area.

A local guide notes that some original three-bedroom layouts have been reconfigured. Buyers should therefore examine the present plan rather than assume that every apartment preserves its original bedroom arrangement. A large two-bedroom home may work exceptionally well for entertaining while requiring changes for someone who needs three enclosed sleeping rooms. Finishes, window replacements and room combinations should all be evaluated at the residence level.

Services and shared spaces

Published amenities include a swimming pool, fitness room, clubhouse, security and garage parking. That combination is useful for buyers seeking a staffed base near Worth Avenue without moving farther down the island’s South End corridor. Current staffing schedules, storage allocations and parking arrangements should be established with management for the specific apartment under consideration.

What to know if buying

Make the bedroom count a floor-plan question. Request the approved plan and renovation history, then compare the rooms with how the property is marketed today. For a proposed conversion, determine whether adequate windows, access and services are available before budgeting the work. In a small association, also examine how the current budget and planned capital work are allocated among residences; low density alone does not establish carrying costs.

Explore Midtown and Worth Avenue for the surrounding setting.

Contact The Roebling Team for an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent for a Dunster House comparison and current association documents.