Newly renovated home evokes that coastal modern feel that invites the best of the beach lifestyle. An amazing ''Walk to Beach'' offers the best location - literally 500 feet from the sand, past 3 homes to beach access. Gorgeous wide planked wood floors throughout lead to light and bright open floor plan with 2 separate living spaces with vaulted ceilings. Newly done open kitchen has beautiful shaker cabinets, large island and all new appliances. New bathrooms, impact windows, and a lush landscape renovation are included. The contemporary home boasts areas for entertaining indoors & out including patio and pool with large yard. Located in exclusive beach community of Ocean Ridge, only a 20 minute drive to Palm Beach International Airport or 10 minutes to Delray Beach's Atlantic Avenue
Single-familyProperty Type
1980Year Built
10,310 sq ftLot Size
$1,193Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Jen Kilpatrick• The Corcoran Group
Bought with Courtney Olander• Waterfront Properties & Club C
Beach House in the highly desirable city of Ocean Ridge! This 3 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom open concept pool home is steps from the crystal clear ocean and white sandy beach. Your new lifestyle starts now! Be a beach bum in the peaceful city of Ocean Ridge, with less than 2000 residents, yet ample offerings! Tasteful waterfront dining, wide range of shopping from boutiques to outlets within a short drive. 20 minutes from two international airports. Put your personal touch in expanding off of the recently renovated kitchen with quartz surfaces. Roof is 10 years old, water heater is 2020, AC is 2017, pool was resurfaced in 2019. Home was designed by Digsby Bridges, who also designed Ocean Ridge Town Hall. You will love your new healthy lifestyle!
Public Records
May 31, 1994
Sold
$315,000
$158/sq ft
Public Records
Apr 1, 1984
Sold
$195,000
$98/sq ft
Public Records
Nov 1, 1983
Sold
$185,000
$93/sq ft
Public Records
Aug 1, 1980
Sold
$160,000
$80/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$26,021 (−8.2%)
$868,222 + $549,660
$1,417,882
2024
$28,339 (−10.6%)
$926,103 + $618,753
$1,544,856
2023
$31,706 (+40.9%)
$926,103 + $618,753
$1,544,856
2022
$22,504 (+71.9%)
$751,707 + $430,516
$1,182,223
2021
$13,095 (+1.2%)
$432,225 + $233,238
$665,463
2020
$12,946 (+94.2%)
$431,640 + $225,721
$657,361
2019
$6,665 (+6.1%)
$431,640 + $225,721
$657,361
2018
$6,283 (+1.3%)
2017
$6,200 (−0.6%)
2016
$6,237 (−2.3%)
2015
$6,381 (−0.2%)
2014
$6,392 (+3.0%)
2013
$6,204 (+0.5%)
2012
$6,173 (+1.7%)
2011
$6,072
Tax history for 6072 N Ocean Blvd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$26,021 (−8.2%)
$868,222 + $549,660
$1,417,882
2024
$28,339 (−10.6%)
$926,103 + $618,753
$1,544,856
2023
$31,706 (+40.9%)
$926,103 + $618,753
$1,544,856
2022
$22,504 (+71.9%)
$751,707 + $430,516
$1,182,223
2021
$13,095 (+1.2%)
$432,225 + $233,238
$665,463
2020
$12,946 (+94.2%)
$431,640 + $225,721
$657,361
2019
$6,665 (+6.1%)
$431,640 + $225,721
$657,361
2018
$6,283 (+1.3%)
2017
$6,200 (−0.6%)
2016
$6,237 (−2.3%)
2015
$6,381 (−0.2%)
2014
$6,392 (+3.0%)
2013
$6,204 (+0.5%)
2012
$6,173 (+1.7%)
2011
$6,072
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2.5
Stories
1
Lot width
83 ft.
Lot depth
—
Lot size
10,310 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
2011
Sq. Ft.
1,996
Year built
1980
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Palm Beach County
APN
46434527100000090
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 2, 2026.
RSF
Single-Family Residential District
It is the intent of the town commission to introduce and maintain certain elements of human scale to the proportion of single-family residential dwellings within the town. As used in this land development code, human scale refers to architectural elements of construction, such as windows, doors, entryways, ceiling heights, roofs, building envelope and overall height, and the keeping of such elements in an approximate 1:1 relationship with the scale of the human body. This is being done in the best interest of the health, safety and welfare of the community, and to provide adequate light, air, and separation between buildings. In addition, the town commission is seeking to harmonize the building character within the community by restricting the use of large and overstated, or overbearing building elements.