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Meridian of Palm Beach

Explore Meridian of Palm Beach at 3300 South Ocean Boulevard: its oceanfront setting, shared amenities, residence differences and key buyer considerations.

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Property details and costs

Profile tagsCondominiumOceanfrontTwo-building property

Detail Published information
Home sizes / plans Documented examples include two- and three-bedroom residences; no building-wide floor-area range is established.
Signature amenities Association describes a pool, covered patio/spa, fitness and social rooms, two tennis courts with pickleball facilities, private beach boardwalk/showers, attended gate, and garage/overflow parking; assignments and schedules require confirmation.

To confirm for a purchase: property-specific association charges. An unstated amount does not mean that no charge applies.

Facts reviewed October 14, 2026. Proposed amenities and property-specific examples are identified above.

At a glance

Address: 3300 South Ocean Boulevard, Palm Beach, FL 33480
Municipality: Town of Palm Beach
Building type: Condominium
Year built: 1981, per the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser
Setting: Oceanfront, on the island's South End
Organization: Two buildings, with north and south residence designations

The address, condominium classification and construction year are supported by County property records; the association's website describes the two-building property.

About the building

The Meridian offers an oceanfront address organized around shared outdoor space. Its two buildings sit within a gated setting, with a pool, covered patio and spa forming part of the common recreation area. A private boardwalk with showers connects the property to the beach. These features make the relationship between apartment, grounds and shoreline central to understanding the building.

For a buyer considering Palm Beach, the useful comparison begins with how much of the day will be spent at home. The Meridian places swimming, exercise and court sports within the property; choosing a residence still requires a closer look at its position within the two-building plan.

Residences and amenities

Published residence records include two- and three-bedroom homes. Individual apartments have different exposures: listing records describe garden-oriented views in one residence and ocean, pool and Intracoastal views in others. The address alone does not establish the outlook from a particular living room.

The association describes a fitness center, adjoining social room, garage parking, outdoor overflow parking and two tennis courts with pickleball facilities. Its public materials also describe an attended entrance. Confirm parking assignments and the current operation of shared facilities for the residence under consideration.

What to know if you're buying at the Meridian

Identify the building, line and exposure before choosing comparables. A north or south suffix is part of the apartment's identity. Compare the actual water view, terrace use and relationship to the pool or neighboring building, then review the unit plan and any approved alterations. An attractive renovation and a strong exposure answer different questions.

Contact The Roebling Team to discuss your Palm Beach priorities and a referral to a local Compass agent. We can help organize the comparison while local representation handles showings and transaction guidance.

Prepared from public records and published building information. Residence details and current association documents should be confirmed during diligence.

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The Roebling Team at Compass is led by Corey Cohen, a New York licensed associate real estate broker. For a Palm Beach purchase or sale, we introduce you to a licensed local Compass agent by referral. When a move also involves New York, we can coordinate the New York transaction. This page and its calculators are research, not an offer of representation.