Thirty-Three Sixty

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Thirty-Three Sixty is the oceanfront condominium at 3360 South Ocean Boulevard in Palm Beach’s South End. Beach access, tennis and a swimming pool give the property a recreation-focused character. The address covers separately identified residential towers, so an apartment’s tower and line are central to understanding its view and daily experience.

At a glance

• Address: 3360 South Ocean Boulevard, Town of Palm Beach
• Ownership: Condominium
• Recorded name: Thirty Three Sixty Condominium
• Era: County records identify 1980 construction
• Setting: Oceanfront, South End

The County property record confirms the municipality, condominium ownership and a Tower II legal designation. Use the complete apartment identifier when researching sales; a short address can leave out a meaningful part of the comparison.

Residences and outlooks

The County sample documents a two-bedroom, two-bath residence of 1,740 square feet. An independently inspected residence listing corroborates that configuration and describes a wraparound balcony. This provides a concrete starting point for understanding the building, while renovated and reconfigured apartments should be evaluated individually.

An oceanfront development can contain homes with quite different exposures. Examine the primary living-room view, bedroom outlooks and the depth and direction of the balcony. A broad water-view description does not reveal which rooms receive morning light or how neighboring portions of the complex affect privacy. The relationship between indoor and outdoor space may matter more than a small difference in advertised square footage.

Services and shared spaces

Published property information identifies beach access, a swimming pool, tennis courts, fitness facilities and a sauna. Listings also describe an attended lobby and garage parking. These amenities support a beach-centered routine, with recreation available on the property rather than requiring a separate club membership. Confirm present access arrangements, parking assignments and any restrictions with management.

What to know if buying

Review the capital-project and assessment records for the exact residence. Public listing information includes special-assessment references, but an individual listing cannot establish the association’s complete obligations or which owner pays a remaining balance. Request the current assessment ledger, project scope, completion documentation and reserve information. Compare that information with the condition of the apartment’s windows, balcony and interior renovations.

Also match Tower I or Tower II across the listing, floor plan and condominium documents before selecting comparable transactions.

Explore the South End and South Ocean Boulevard. Contact The Roebling Team for an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent for showings and current building documents.