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at Tiffany’s, Beach, Ocean and Queen Mary Views. This amazing
remodeled property is in the beautiful Saint Regis historic building.
Unit #210 was converted from 2 units to 1 large unit and occupies the
2nd floor beach frontage from side to side of the building. This 3
bedroom with 2 full bathrooms has the ultimate charm, elegance, romance
and beach life one can desire. Updates include remodeled kitchen and
both bathrooms including new tile, faucets, fixtures, cabinets,
countertops, and appliances. Upgraded light fixtures, outlets, switches.
Refurbished all wooden double hung windows and installed barn doors.
Unit is turnkey and being sold fully furnished! Building has secure
access, 2 elevators, 2 private ocean front patios and direct beach
Shoreline and Pedestrian/Bike Path access, communal terrace that
overlooks the coastline, a secure bike storage area, and a large
community laundry room. This property is able to be converted back to
two units. What an amazing and unique opportunity.
Listing information updated August 21, 2020
1030 E Ocean Blvd has 2 bedrooms.
1030 E Ocean Blvd has 2 bathrooms.
1030 E Ocean Blvd is approximately 1,250 square feet.
1030 E Ocean Blvd is listed at $825,000.
As of August 21, 2020, 1030 E Ocean Blvd is marked sold.
Notable features of 1030 E Ocean Blvd include 2nd floor beach frontage of building, 2 units converted to 1 large unit, Private Beach front patios, Bike Storage, Ability to convert back to 2 units.
Parking at 1030 E Ocean Blvd: 0.
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The big four: flood-zone designation and what flood insurance will actually cost, the condition of any seawall or shoreline protection, how salt and moisture exposure have been managed (roof, windows, HVAC), and any rules covering docks, rentals, or shoreline changes. Ask for elevation certificates and insurance history up front.
Waterfront homes are scarce by definition and historically command a durable premium, but carrying costs (insurance, maintenance) run higher than inland homes — so the right comparison is net of those costs. A local agent can show waterfront-vs-inland resale history for the area.
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