Oasis Singer Island

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Oasis is organized around an unusually direct idea: an entire residential floor for each home. At 3920 North Ocean Drive on Singer Island, private elevator foyers lead into substantial apartments with terraces and views toward the Atlantic and Intracoastal. The two-tower condominium is in the City of Riviera Beach, with oceanfront recreation and a residential scale that deserves a closer look from buyers accustomed to a house.

At a glance

• Address: 3920 North Ocean Drive, Singer Island
• Municipality: Riviera Beach, Florida
• Ownership: Condominium
• Configuration: Two residential towers
• Signature feature: Full-floor homes with private elevator foyers
• Setting: Oceanfront, with direct beach access

A home across the floor

The association describes typical residences with more than 4,000 square feet of interior space. Living and dining areas, substantial kitchens and bedroom suites are arranged within that full-floor footprint. The appeal is the ability to distribute daily life across several distinct rooms while retaining the convenience of a condominium.

The elevator arrival also changes the experience of coming home. Instead of moving along a residential corridor, owners enter their own foyer. Buyers should still walk the service and emergency circulation, since a private arrival is only one part of how a large apartment functions.

Two towers, different outlooks

Oasis's towers sit in different positions on the site. Local building guides identify Tower A toward the west and Tower B toward the east. That distinction is more useful than comparing homes solely by floor number: an apartment's relationship to the other tower can affect both its outlook and the way its terraces feel.

The association lists an oceanfront pool and spa, fitness facilities, tennis and pickleball, together with staffed and gated grounds. Direct beach access gives the development a connection to the shoreline, while the terraces offer another way to enjoy the setting from home.

What to know if you are buying

Confirm the tower before comparing the view. Request the full address, tower letter and a plan showing orientation. From the living areas and terraces, examine the Atlantic outlook, the western exposure and the relationship to the neighboring tower. Photograph the view from seated positions as well as from the railing; those perspectives can matter more during everyday use than a wide-angle listing image.

Our Singer Island community profile provides context for nearby buildings. Contact The Roebling Team for a focused shortlist and an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent who can arrange tours and review the current building information with you.