14 Royal Palm Wy

Built in 1977, this low-rise waterfront condominium building is part of the larger Boca Bayou gated community in central Boca Raton. Six stories of concrete construction house a mix of one- and two-bedroom residences, many configured with open-plan kitchens, screened balconies or lanais, and water-facing exposures that look toward the Hillsboro Canal and intracoastal channels. Interiors commonly offer practical, lived-in finishes such as eat-in kitchens or breakfast bars, walk-in closets in primary suites, stacked or in-unit laundry where provided, and a blend of bathtub and separate-shower layouts. The building contains elevator access and shared first-floor entry features, plus assigned parking and on-site storage in many units. The exterior setting emphasizes waterfront living: private screened terraces, ground-level patios, and boat docks/rentable slips tie residents to the canal and boating access. Site amenities are community-operated rather than building-specific and include multiple heated pools, tennis and pickleball courts, shuffleboard and bocce spaces, a putting green, picnic and barbecue areas, and clubhouse facilities with fitness rooms and saunas. Security is a core element — the larger community maintains a 24-hour manned gate and on-site management. Recent community-wide concrete restoration and upgrades have been completed, with assessments reportedly paid for many buildings. Practical considerations include a condominium fee that often covers water, cable (with premium channels), building insurance, landscaping and exterior maintenance, and access to shared recreation. Rules typical to the community — restrictions on pets, vehicles, and rentals vary by building — and a boat-centric lifestyle, proximity to downtown dining, shopping, and beaches, shape everyday life for residents here.