Ocean Harbor is its own gated world mid-island: a 16-story tower community of 150 residences with a private deep-water marina — slips and lifts owners can secure — plus resort pool, clubhouse, tennis, bocce and pickleball, all a short walk from the Gulf. Two- to four-bedroom plans run 1,318 to more than 1,866 square feet, with bay, marina, and Gulf exposures depending on the stack.

Listings span $470,000 to $949,000 — original-condition units at the bottom, renovated residences pushing toward the top, with recent renovated sales pairing at $799,000. On a ~$700K median, the spread between dated 1991 interiors and current finish runs $300K+ within the same tower — several times the renovation cost — and the marina slip that often comes with the unit keeps buyer demand structurally strong. The tower and the water are fixed; the interior is the trade.

Kitchen Investment,
Priced to Ocean Harbor Comps.

Ocean Harbor’s 1991 kitchens sit behind the era’s pass-through walls and laminate-to-corian counters — solid plans one wall away from great ones. Opening the kitchen to the living room aims it at the marina and the bay, and in 1,318 to 1,866+ square feet there is room for a genuine island, full-height pantry runs, and a bar zone where the boat day ends. We map the tower’s slab and stack constraints with the free LiDAR scan before any layout is promised.

Specifications lean marine in a building organized around a marina: corrosion-tolerant hardware, sealed stone, fingerprint-resistant appliance suites — quartz through Good and Better, quartzite and full custom at Best for owners finishing to the $949K comp ceiling. High-rise logistics — elevator reservations, gate access, staging — are sequenced across the association’s calendar before demo.

Bathroom Investment,
Same Math, Wet-Room Ready.

Thirty-plus-year-old baths mean garden tubs, cultured marble, and framed glass — and supply plumbing due for replacement while the walls are open. Ocean Harbor’s two-bath plans typically share stacks, so both baths run in one mobilization: lines and shutoffs replaced once, full membrane waterproofing and moisture-rated backer in every wet wall, ventilation upgraded for tower humidity.

The primary takes the comp-setting finish — curbless walk-in, dual-sink custom vanity, natural stone and heated floors at Best tier — while guest baths get frameless walk-ins in large-format porcelain that hold up to a boating household’s traffic. Fixture packages are specified for coastal tolerance first, catalog looks second.