12 SE 1st Avenue, Unit 302Delray Beach, FL 33444MLS Number B26013326

Cozy boutique condo at an ideal, most convenient location awaits in the heart of vibrant downtown Delray Beach, the "Village by the Sea". Steps away from Delray's famed Atlantic Avenue and Old School Square. Enjoy morning coffee, renowned dining, night clubs, cultural experiences, concerts in the park, green market, farmers' market, and art festivals. You're 0.9 miles from the pristine Blue Flag rated Delray beach and 0.2 miles to Delray Tennis Center and pickleball courts. With easy access to I-95, the train station, and 20 minutes to Palm Beach airport and 40 minutes to Fort Lauderdale airport, this is downtown coastal living at its finest. This impeccably upgraded open concept condo offers a rare opportunity to own a move in ready, turnkey gem perfect for a lock and leave lifestyle. This corner unit on the top floor, delivers breathtaking views from its private roof top deck. Soaring 10-foot ceilings and an open-concept layout invite natural light to dance through living spaces. The kitchen has been completely reimagined floor to ceiling, featuring quartzite countertops, pendant lighting, black stainless-steel appliances, soft close shaker cabinetry, and a custom island for seamless entertaining. The master bedroom has 2 closets and an ensuite master bath. Wood flooring in the bedrooms adds a refined warmth. Step outside and discover your private outdoor living 625 square-foot rooftop deck, complete with a rare, motorized pergola that opens or closes at the touch of a button providing all-season enjoyment perfect for morning coffee, sunset gatherings, or enjoying fireworks on the 4th of July. Featuring top tier hurricane rated windows and doors (2021) providing peace of mind during storm season and tame the city bustle below while keeping energy costs in check. The building offers elevator access, deeded one-car garage with a storage mezzanine and one additional covered parking spot for ultimate convenience. SIRS completed, no planned assessments, reserves comply with SIRS study