235 Sunrise Ave

The Palm Beach Hotel Condominium is a low-rise, historic masonry hotel-conversion built in 1925 and spanning four stories. Its mix of small studios and one- to two-bedroom condominium residences reflects the building's original hospitality footprint, with many units configured as efficient studio and micro-units alongside a handful of larger one- and two-bedroom plans. Architectural character includes high ceilings, bay and French windows, Juliet balconies and period detailing that combine with later updates such as impact glazing and modern mechanicals. Interior amenities and unit features vary by residence but commonly include built-in storage, kitchenettes or eat-in kitchens, walk-in closets, soaking tubs or separate showers, and occasional attic or loft spaces; several listings describe bright corner exposures and private bathroom windows. Common areas take on a hotel-like program: a staffed 24/7 front desk/concierge, heated pool, fitness room and spa facilities, onsite laundry, bike storage, and a covered lanai/ courtyard. Exterior elements include balconies, porches, outdoor showers and small patios that support coastal living. Parking is limited in the immediate fabric of Palm Beach; the property emphasizes walkability to the beach, shops and dining rather than large garages. HOA coverage is unusually broad in some units, often including utilities, basic Wi-Fi/cable and building insurance. Rental policies are flexible in many listings, supporting nightly, weekly or longer-term leasing, while pet rules are sometimes restrictive, so buyers should confirm current bylaws. Located within blocks of the ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, and Worth Avenue retail, the building is positioned for a pedestrian-oriented Palm Beach lifestyle with hotel amenities layered onto historic residential character.