123 Ocean Palm Beach

123 South Ocean Avenue, Palm Beach Shores, FL 33404

123 Ocean Palm Beach brings a deliberately small scale to the shoreline of Palm Beach Shores, rising six stories at 123 South Ocean Avenue with just 27 residences and a dedicated walkway that leads residents directly from the building to the sand. The architecture is shaped around privacy, coastal connection and refined simplicity rather than volume, and the result is a building that reads as a private home beside the Atlantic rather than a conventional condominium. Homes are offered in one- to three-bedroom layouts, with flexible floor plans that may include dens or media rooms, and are arranged in split-wing bedroom configurations that separate sleeping quarters from the main living space. Direct elevator entry and a limited number of residences per floor reinforce the same intent. Interior living areas rise to nine-foot ceilings, expanding to approximately twelve feet in the penthouses, and floor-to-ceiling windows frame the ocean beyond. A coastal material palette of white oak, woven straw textures and soft brass accents carries through the interiors, while kitchens are fitted with Bosch appliances and integrated layouts that support both everyday routines and entertaining. Expansive outdoor terraces extend each home outward, creating a seamless flow between interior rooms and open air. Amenities are kept intentionally calm, centered on arrival and building services, curated wellness spaces and resident lounge areas designed to complement beachfront living rather than compete with it. The setting completes the picture. This is an oceanfront address with immediate beach access on a quiet stretch of shoreline, with the shops, clubs and dining rooms of Palm Beach within easy reach along the barrier island. Reservations are being taken ahead of a 2027 delivery. For buyers seeking a limited collection rather than a large tower, this is a rare configuration on this coastline, where privacy, design and direct ocean access are treated as the defining amenities rather than additions to them.