11 51St St #101 STARFISH I, Ocean City, MD 21842

Description

Three bedroom oceanblock condos in Ocean City normally come with one of two things. A high price tag. Or high condo fees. Sometimes both.

Unit 101 at Starfish I 51 changes that equation!

Located on the oceanblock of 51st Street in midtown Ocean City, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence offers just under 1,000 square feet of smart coastal living in a small, self managed masonry building known for reasonable annual condo fees of approximately 2,600. No oversized amenity package you rarely use. No resort level overhead. Just solid construction, parking underneath, and the beach steps away.

The first floor elevated position is one of the most practical in the building. Easy access when you arrive for the weekend. No long elevator waits. No hauling luggage through corridors. Yet still high enough to capture partial ocean views from the large private balcony. It’s the balance buyers often look for and rarely find.

As an end unit, you gain additional windows, more natural light, and added privacy compared to interior units. Inside, the property is move in ready with new carpet in all bedrooms, a remodeled primary bathroom, and an updated HVAC system already in place. The heavy lifting has been done.

And then there’s the location.

Arrive via the Route 90 bridge and you are minutes from your door. Walk to Seacrets for live music and waterfront sunsets. Dinner at Fager’s Island. Late lunch at Bad Monkey. Mini golf down the street. The beach access is immediate, but you’re far enough from downtown congestion to actually enjoy it.

For buyers looking for a hybrid play, this checks multiple boxes. Strong rental potential. Manageable annual fees. Three true bedrooms in a midtown oceanblock location that consistently draws demand.

Three bedroom oceanblock inventory at approachable price points does not linger in this market. Especially not in masonry buildings with parking and reasonable fees.

If you’ve been waiting for a smarter way into midtown Ocean City without sacrificing space, this is worth a serious look.