Bypass the standard 24-month DEP and FDOT permitting delay and begin vertical construction immediately on South Ocean Boulevard. This is the ultimate "Speed-to-Market" solution for a legacy 100-linear-foot direct Atlantic frontage estate. This asset is delivered fully de-risked with all complex coastal infrastructure already in place. The site is "out of the ground" with certified auger cast pilings, poured grade beams, and a secured lower-level slab. The purchase includes the fee-simple land, a full Benedict Bullock architectural package ($90M+ finished asset pedigree), and all active, transferable permits (Town of Highland Beach, FDOT, and FL DEP/CCCL). Designed as a 3-story contemporary masterpiece, the plans feature 8,154 SF of air-conditioned living space 10,656 total SF - (see more) 5 bedrooms, 8.2 baths, an oceanfront pool with a waterfall feature, and an expansive 717 SF rooftop deck. Parking is optimized for 4-8 vehicles via an enclosed 4-car garage with lift options. Property is being sold as a construction-ready project. The most time-intensive engineering and approval phases are finished, allowing the purchaser to step directly into the vertical build-out. Included: Land, Approved Plans, Transferable Permits, and Completed Foundation/Grade Beams. | Vertical construction and all interior/exterior finishes are the responsibility of the buyer.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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