Waterway North
Waterway North adds a smaller Intracoastal condominium setting on Andrews Avenue, north of central Delray Beach, with apartment-specific dock and plan considerations.
The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026
Waterway North is a condominium at 800 Andrews Avenue, on the Intracoastal side of Delray Beach's barrier island. The entrance lies just north of George Bush Boulevard; residences include canal-facing positions near the Intracoastal. It offers a useful comparison for someone seeking a smaller waterfront residential setting within Delray.
The property's identity is tied to the waterway rather than a large amenity campus. Views, the relationship to shared waterfront areas and the details of any dock rights can be more important than a long list of services. Those features should be established for the apartment being considered.
Property details and costs
| Detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Home sizes / plans | Reported example: Apartment 4 is a two-level, three-bedroom home with 1,849 sq ft of living area; not a complete building range. |
| Signature amenities | Reported pool and boating facilities. Dock rights, availability and vessel limitations must be confirmed for the residence. |
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: 800 Andrews Avenue
- Location: Delray Beach
- Ownership: Condominium
- Setting: Canal and Intracoastal setting north of George Bush Boulevard
A different part of the barrier island
The Andrews Avenue location changes the daily geography from a condominium beside Atlantic Avenue. The northern bridge corridor and the surrounding residential streets become part of the routine. A visit should include the actual journey to the beach, shopping and the places an owner expects to use regularly, rather than a generalized statement about proximity to downtown.
The waterfront positions vary. A home beside the finger canal and one with a broad Intracoastal outlook should be compared on their own terms. Boat traffic, sight lines and the placement of a terrace can differ even within a small condominium.
Plans and water-facing rooms
Marketed residences include two- and three-bedroom configurations. Apartment 4, for example, is described as a two-level, three-bedroom home with 1,849 square feet of living area and a 1982 construction date. This is a property example, not a measured range for every apartment or a claim that all plans have the same relationship to the water.
Pool and boating arrangements
Listing information identifies a pool and boating facilities. An advertised dock should be examined as its own component of a transaction: ownership or use rights, transferability, vessel dimensions and current availability need to align with the intended boat. A waterfront condominium does not by itself guarantee a suitable berth.
Nearby comparisons
Compare the more central Barr Terrace, the larger setting at Seagate Towers, and the multilevel homes at Seagate Yacht Club Residences. The Delray Beach guide provides the wider neighborhood context.
Contact The Roebling Team for a property comparison and an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent.
- Delray Beach Real Estatemarket guide and calculators
- The Roebling Index — Delray Beachrecorded sales by property type
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