THE ULTIMATE 1 BEDROOM BACHELOR PAD IN OCEAN RIDGE IS NOW AVAILABLE

TOP NOTCH ! Look no further, a completely renovated and updated perfect intracoastal 1 bedroom and 1.5 bathroom condo in an all ages building is now available at 👉 N OCEAN BLVD UNIT 210 OCEAN RIDGE, 33435.

1 bedroom luxury condo

The seller spared no expense in renovation with new AC, water heater, appliances, new luxury vinyl flooring, new counter tops & cabinets, updated (1.5) bathrooms with new plumbing, new interior, new lighting , walk in closet, washer & dryer, ceiling fans, etc.

This beautiful 2nd floor unit is only a quick walk across the street from the ocean and also provides the best amenities, including a gated private beach access, heated pool, boat dockage, two clubhouses with picnic/BBQ areas, and a fitness center. Completely turnkey & furnished, this unit is part of the charming Crown Colony Club. Book an exclusive tour today. All ages building !

The Crown Colony Community has some beautiful amenities... located between the intracoastal channel and the ocean, this communities offers private boating dock access, has 2 club houses, a giant pool, shuffle board, courtyard, and minutes away from downtown Boynton Beach!

The Town of Ocean Ridge was founded in 1931 as the Town of Boynton Beach, which was originally part of the Town of Boynton. Major Nathan S. Boynton toured the area in 1894, and established the Boynton Beach Hotel in 1897. The Town of Boynton was incorporated in 1920. In 1925 Addison Mizner drew plans for a 2,000 room hotel in Boynton. The hotel, said to cost between $8,000,000 and $10,000,000 was touted as "one of the largest and most magnificent hotel in south Florida." Some local disagreements and the 1926 and 1928 hurricanes along with the bush following the boom squashed the dream. Mizners property, "Mizner Mile" was sold to Col. Robert R. McCormick, publisher of the Chicago Tribune in 1930 who turned the property into his private estate. It was the largest transaction in Palm Beach County real estate history.

In 1931, due to disputes over beach area property taxes and the Town of Boynton's rising debt load, twelve homes created the "Town of Boynton Beach". But in 1937, the Town Commission called a special emergency meeting over changing Boynton Beach's name, because mail was being missent to Daytona Beach due to the similarities in name. Marion White Bird, the daughter of then Mayor Michael White, suggested the name "Ocean Ridge" and won a contest for choosing a new name. The name was officially changed to "Ocean Ridge" in 1939. Two years later, the Town of Boynton itself changed its name, to "Boynton Beach".[1]

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