Coastal Condos · Palm Beach

Meridian

Market as of October 25, 2026 · MLS file Meridian Palm Beach MLS.csv · Tax file Meridian Palm Beach Tax.csv

Oceanfront recreation with an active amenity mix

Life at Meridian

Meridian’s own website describes an oceanfront home with beach access, pool and spa, fitness and several court activities. The combination offers ways to be active as well as places to relax within the condominium grounds.

A first visit should include the apartment and the routes to the recreation spaces. Compare the balcony’s light and privacy, then inspect the courts and workout room at the times you expect to use them. The association’s current rules will determine how facilities fit your actual routine.

Location: 3300 S. Ocean Boulevard, Palm Beach
Setting: An Atlantic-front condominium complex at 3300 S. Ocean Boulevard.
Amenities and access: Confirm current facility operation, reservations, guests and property-specific accessory rights.

Beach connection

A boardwalk links home and shore

Meridian’s association website identifies a private boardwalk to the beach with showers. That makes the route an important part of the tour. Walk it from the actual residence, inspect level changes and ask about current access procedures; decide whether the trip suits beach equipment, visitors and any mobility needs.

Sources: Meridian association overview

Pool and relaxation

An alternative to a beach outing

The association describes a pool, covered patio and spa, along with quieter places around the grounds. Explore the seating and shade before imagining how you would spend time there. Then confirm current operation and guest arrangements so your expectations reflect the spaces as they are used today.

Sources: Meridian association overview

Racquet and court play

Several activities share the grounds

Tennis courts with pickleball and a basketball hoop appear in the association’s facility list. These offer different ways to move beyond swimming or a workout. Ask how the court layout is used, whether activities share a schedule, and how reservations or visitors are handled.

Sources: Meridian association overview

Fitness and gathering

Indoor space supports a longer stay

The association identifies a fitness center with an adjoining social room. They may be useful for keeping a regular routine or gathering indoors. Inspect equipment and room capacity, then obtain current hours, reservations and any class information. The spaces themselves do not establish a fixed program.

Sources: Meridian association overview

Parking and practical living

Inspect the arrival as carefully as the view

Garage and outdoor overflow parking are described by the association. Walk the route from the space associated with your apartment and ask how visitor parking works today. Deliveries, beach equipment and everyday errands can influence comfort just as much as the balcony outlook.

Sources: Meridian association overview

Individual residence

Choose the light and layout you prefer

An oceanfront building can contain very different living experiences. Compare the apartment’s actual outlook, afternoon heat, terrace depth and privacy, then inspect storage and guest separation. Obtain the current ownership and renovation documents for the property before relying on any advertised upgrades or proposed changes.

Sources: Meridian association overview

What to explore on your first visit

Meridian is worth exploring when several recreation interests need to fit one coastal home. Match the association’s amenity mix with the particular apartment’s light, layout and easy access to the grounds.

How do the current court schedule and guest rules fit the activities your household enjoys?
Do the balcony exposure, parking route and beach boardwalk work comfortably for you?
What do the current inspection findings, reserve study, insurance, project plans and assessments disclose?

Community information checked October 14, 2026.