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Villa Nova

Villa Nova is a 1987 oceanfront condominium at 3505 South Ocean Boulevard; the town inventory identifies 24 residences, placing it among Highland Beach’s smaller tower properties.

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Villa Nova is a small oceanfront condominium at 3505 South Ocean Boulevard in Highland Beach. The building dates to 1987, and the town's inventory identifies 24 residences. Its combination of a tower form and a limited residential population makes it a distinctive comparison within the town's beachfront stock.

The appeal is partly one of scale. A relatively small group of homes shares the building and oceanfront facilities, while elevation gives individual apartments different relationships to the horizon. The specific floor and exposure remain important; a small population does not make every residence equivalent.

Property details and costs

Profile tagsOceanfront24-residence buildingLarge apartment plans

Detail Published information
Home sizes / plans County example: Residence 10N has two bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half bath, with 2,659 total sq ft; under-air area is not separately stated.
Signature amenities Reported beachfront pool, cabanas, fitness, sauna, common room and storage. Cabanas and assigned rights require residence-specific 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: 3505 South Ocean Boulevard
  • Location: Highland Beach
  • Ownership: Condominium
  • Established: 1987
  • Setting: Direct Atlantic oceanfront

A late-1980s boutique tower

Villa Nova's construction period places it after the early wave of Highland Beach condominium development and before the area's later boutique projects. The building's age is useful historical context, but the condition of a residence depends on both its individual renovation and the work undertaken on common property.

The oceanfront position means that the residential grounds meet the Atlantic side of the barrier island. This differs from a development where the beach facility is across A1A. The journey from apartment to pool and beach is part of the property's practical appeal and should be evaluated alongside the view.

Larger rooms within a small building

County records for Residence 10N identify two bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a half bath, with 2,659 total square feet. The record does not separately define under-air area. This example illustrates a substantial two-bedroom footprint rather than a claim that every home follows the same configuration.

Beachfront common facilities

Reported shared features include a pool, fitness and sauna facilities, community space, storage and beach cabanas. The cabanas are a potentially useful detail, but their ownership, allocation and transfer arrangements should be established for the residence rather than assumed to be uniform.

A small-association comparison

Villa Nova is best compared with other smaller oceanfront buildings when evaluating the relationship between residential population and shared facilities. That does not establish lower costs. The current budget, reserve position and capital program are needed to understand how expenses are allocated among the homes.

Nearby comparisons

Parker Highland offers another limited-population oceanfront building. Villa Mare provides a later established comparison, while Highlands Place includes larger penthouse configurations. Explore the Highland Beach collection.

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