Ocean View — Resident Reviews, Pros & Cons
Flagler Beach, Flagler Beach, FL · What renters actually say about living here, distilled from public reviews. Updated Jul 2026.
Address
3600 S Ocean Shore Blvd, Flagler Beach, FL 32136
Floor plans
1 BR
Advertised rents
$1,750-$2,200 (as of 2026-07, per public listings)
Year built
1984
Pet friendly
No
What residents like
- ✓Genuine oceanfront position with both Atlantic and Intracoastal views from an 8-story building — taller than most of Flagler Beach's low-rise condo stock
- ✓Gated, controlled-access building with 24-hour entry adds a security layer uncommon in this small beach town
- ✓Amenity set (pool, fitness center, sauna, tennis court) is unusually complete for a 111-unit mid-rise in a town this size
- ✓One-bedroom units here run smaller and more affordable than comparable oceanfront units in nearby Daytona Beach Shores
Common complaints
- ✕Built in 1984, so the building shell and common systems are decades old even where individual units have been updated by their owners
- ✕As an individually owned condo building, unit finishes and included amenities vary significantly from one rented unit to the next
- ✕Walkability is essentially zero (0/100 on local walk-scoring) — a car is required for anything beyond the building itself
Our take
Ocean View is an 8-story, 111-unit oceanfront condominium built in 1984, offering a fuller amenity package — pool, fitness center, sauna, and tennis court — than most Flagler Beach rentals, plus gated 24-hour access. Being an owner-managed condo building, unit quality varies, and the immediate surroundings are not walkable.
Amenities
PoolFitness centerSaunaTennis courtGated/controlled accessWaterfront24-hour access
About these pros & cons
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