Boynton Beach Waterfront and Oceanfront Homes for Sale
This page is real water only: the Intracoastal, the finger canals off it, and the Atlantic. Plenty of Boynton listings carry a waterfront label for a man-made lake inside a gated community out west. Those are not here. If that is what you are after, the
west Boynton estate communities are where to look.
The waterfront in the Boynton Beach 33435 zip code runs from the marina district at Boynton Beach Boulevard, north and south along the Intracoastal and its canals, and across the bridge to the barrier island and the ocean. It is the deepest concentration of coastal property between Delray Beach and Lake Worth Beach, and it covers an extraordinary range: a one bedroom on the water in the low six figures, and oceanfront estates into the tens of millions.
A note on the barrier island. The oceanfront strip directly east of Boynton Beach is the Town of Ocean Ridge, with Briny Breezes to its south. They are separate municipalities, but they share Boynton Beach's 33435 zip code and mailing address, and in practice they are the beachfront for this part of the coast. This page covers the whole zip code, so you will see Ocean Ridge and Briny Breezes addresses here alongside Boynton ones. That is deliberate. A buyer looking for Boynton beachfront is looking at these.
The waterfront market in 33435
A snapshot taken November 4, 2026. Figures are rounded and move with the market.
| | On the market | Closed, past 12 months |
|---|
| Number of listings | One hundred sixteen | One hundred forty-seven |
| Asking prices | From under $100 thousand to about $60 million | From about $150 thousand to roughly $11.6 million |
| Asking price per square foot | Around $600 | Around $540 |
| At $400,000 and above | Fifty-seven listings | |
| Above $1 million | Nineteen listings | |
A note on the closed figures: the MLS feed reports the asking price attached to a closed listing rather than the recorded sale price. The closed column tells you what those homes were asking. For what a specific address actually sold for, ask and I will pull the public record.
Two markets inside one zip code
The Intracoastal side
West of the bridge, this is Boynton proper: the marina district, the condominium buildings along Federal Highway and the Intracoastal, and the single family canal pockets. Entry is genuinely accessible, with older waterfront condominiums starting in the low six figures and newer tower units from the mid $200 thousands. The single family canal homes at Coquina Cove and Lake Eden are the top of this side, running into the $2 to $4 million range.
The barrier island
Across the bridge, the pricing is a different market entirely. Oceanfront and ocean-block property on North Ocean Boulevard and the inlet streets runs from around $1.3 million for a condominium to, at the current top of the market, a nearly $60 million oceanfront estate. Nineteen of the listings in this zip code sit above $1 million and the large majority of them are here.
Where the waterfront actually is
| Pocket | What is there |
|---|
| The marina district | Marina Village and Casa Costa, on and beside the Boynton Harbor Marina |
| Coquina Cove, Lake Eden, Lake View Haven | Single family homes on the water, the top of the mainland market |
| Intracoastal condominiums | Tuscany on the Intracoastal, Via Lago, Seagate of Gulfstream, Inlet Harbor Club, Harbour Hall Inlet Club |
| Canal pockets | Lake Worth Mariner Village, Snug Harbor Gardens, Villa Del Sol |
| Barrier island, oceanfront and ocean block | Ocean Ridge Beach, Inlet Cay, Dunes of Ocean Ridge, Portofino, Ocean Maisonettes, Ocean Cay, Coastal Shores |
| Briny Breezes | A small oceanfront community at the south end of the barrier island |
What to establish before you fall for a waterfront listing
- Which water is it on, and which side of the bridge. Intracoastal, a finger canal, or the ocean. The price difference between the two sides of that bridge is enormous.
- Can a boat actually reach the ocean from that dock, and what will fit. Bridge clearance and draft decide it, and the MLS carries no field for either.
- Is there a dock, is it permitted, and who owns it. A water view, a seawall and a usable dock are three separate things.
- Seawall condition and who pays for it. On older canal property this is the single largest unbudgeted cost.
- On condominiums, get the reserve study, milestone inspection status and assessment history. Much of this stock dates from the 1960s and 1970s and Florida's requirements now have teeth.
- Get insurance quoted early, including flood and wind. On the barrier island this routinely changes which property is affordable.
- Check the flood zone and the elevation certificate, not just the premium.
- Confirm which municipality you are actually buying in. Boynton Beach, Ocean Ridge and Briny Breezes share a zip code and have different taxes, services and rules.
Frequently asked questions
Does Boynton Beach have oceanfront homes?
The beachfront directly east of Boynton Beach is the Town of Ocean Ridge, with Briny Breezes to the south. Both share Boynton Beach's 33435 zip code and mailing address, and they are where the oceanfront property in this area is. As of November 4, 2026 there were one hundred sixteen waterfront listings across the zip code, nineteen of them above $1 million.
What do waterfront homes cost in Boynton Beach?
Asking prices across the 33435 waterfront ran from under $100 thousand for a small older condominium to about $60 million for an oceanfront estate, at around $600 per square foot overall. Fifty-seven listings sat at $400,000 and above. One hundred forty-seven waterfront properties closed over the previous twelve months.
Is Ocean Ridge part of Boynton Beach?
No. Ocean Ridge is its own municipality, as is Briny Breezes. Both carry Boynton Beach mailing addresses and the 33435 zip code, which is why they appear in Boynton Beach waterfront searches. Taxes, town services and rules differ, so confirm which municipality a specific property sits in before you make an offer.
Where is the luxury waterfront in Boynton Beach?
Almost all of it is on the barrier island: North Ocean Boulevard, Inlet Cay, the Dunes of Ocean Ridge and the oceanfront estate streets. On the mainland side, the top of the market is the single family canal and lakefront pockets at Coquina Cove and Lake Eden, generally in the $2 to $4 million range.
What is the difference between waterfront and lakefront in Boynton Beach?
Waterfront on the east side means the Intracoastal, a canal off it, or the ocean. Lakefront in the western gated communities means a man-made lake inside the community, a fifteen to twenty minute drive from the coast, with no boat access to open water. Both carry the same MLS label.
Can you get a boat to the ocean from Boynton Beach?
Yes, through the Boynton Inlet. Whether a specific property can is a different question, decided by bridge clearance, water depth and dock dimensions. None of those are recorded in the MLS, so they have to be verified address by address.
Are there affordable waterfront condos in Boynton Beach?
Yes. The older Intracoastal and canal condominium buildings on the mainland side start well under $200 thousand. The trade is building age, so the reserve study, milestone inspection status and assessment history matter more here than the asking price does.
Talk to a broker who works the whole coastal corridor
Damara Cohn is the founder and broker of Mangrove Realty, a boutique luxury brokerage in Delray Beach, with 25+ years in the business and over 35 years in Florida. Waterfront is the one search where staying inside a single city line costs you the best properties. She works Boynton, Ocean Ridge, Gulf Stream, Highland Beach and Delray as one market, because that is how the inventory actually behaves.
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