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Hampton Beach Club

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1800 S Ocean Blvd, Lauderdale By The Sea, FL 33062

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Sale
4
Rent
7
PRICE
$830,000+
SQ FT
1,724-3,340
UNITS
176
STORIES
15
BUILT
1972

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Hampton Beach Club

Key Building Details

Avg Price / Sq Ft
$401
Avg Assoc Fee
$0.91 / sq ft / month
Walk Score ®
CBB Rank
5/5help popup
Pets
Pets OK for Owners & Renters, Large Pets Allowed

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Building Amenities

Pool / Spa
Pool / Spa
Heated Pool, Sauna
Water Access
Water Access
Ocean Access
Sport / Fitness
Sport / Fitness
Billiard, Exercise Room, Pool, Tennis, Pickleball
Parking
Parking
Assigned, Covered, Guest Parking Available, Garage
General Amenities
General Amenities
Picnic Area, Community Room, Elevator, Extra Storage, Kitchen Facilities, Putting Green, Trash Chute, Vehicle Wash Area
Waterfront
Waterfront
Deeded Beach Access, Waterfront Ocean

Additional details

Avg Price / Sq Ft
$401
Unit Conveniences
Central Cooling, Central Heat, Dishwasher, Electric Cooling, Electric Heat, Walk In Closets, Washer/Dryer
Maintenance Includes
Security, Water
Type of Association
N/A
Style
Condo, Condo 5+ Stories
Transit Score ®

Available Condos at Hampton Beach Club

There are currently no units listed for sale in the MLS
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Hampton Beach Club floorplans

Hampton Beach Club floorplans
Apt#
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
Model
Residence 01
Residence 02
Residence 03
Residence 04
Residence 05
Residence 06
Residence 07
Residence 08
Bed / Baths
2 / 2
2 / 2
2 / 2
2 / 2
3 / 2.5
3 / 2.5
3 / 2.5
2 / 2.5
Floors
2 - 15
2 - 15
2 - 15
2 - 15
2 - 15
2 - 15
2 - 15
2 - 15
Interior + Ext (Sq Ft)
1,724 + N/A
1,724 + N/A
1,372 + N/A
1,372 + N/A
2,300 + N/A
2,300 + N/A
2,090 + N/A
2,020 + N/A

Hampton Beach Club building stats

Inventory
Condos for Sale and for Rent
176
Total Condos
4 Condos for Sale
2% of building
6 Condos for Rent
3% of building
6%
of building

Sales stats

Key averages for the building

AVG LIST PRICE

$1,052,475

AVG LIST PRICE / SQ FT

$401

AVG SALE PRICE

$560,000*

*past six months

AVG SALE PRICE/ SQ FT

$408*

*past six months

28*

Avg Days on Market

*past six months

Sales history

Number of sold condos by month

August 2026
0
July 2026
1
June 2026
0
May 2026
0
April 2026
0
March 2026
0

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