Seaview Beach Townhomes for Sale

Living in Seaview Beach

Seaview Beach sits at 1619 Wesley Avenue in Ocean City, steps from the sand with the boardwalk a short stroll north — close enough to walk to everything and tucked far enough away to be quiet. It is one of the finest condominium associations on the island, and it is unlike almost anything else in this market for one specific reason: what trades here is not a flat. It is a townhouse.

The format is the whole story. Three levels, with an attached garage and an en-suite bedroom on the ground floor, the main living space in the middle, and bedrooms and the master suite above. Every bedroom in these homes has its own private bath — three bedrooms, three and a half baths is the standard configuration — which changes how a family or two couples actually use a shore place. There is a separate laundry room. There is a utility room. It functions as a house that happens to sit inside a condominium association, on the beach.

And then there is the roof. A stairwell runs up to a private rooftop sky deck with sweeping panoramic views of the beach, the ocean, the boardwalk and the fishing pier. Below it, two front decks off the living level catch the same view from a different height. Master bedrooms and living rooms look straight out at the water. Vaulted ceilings upstairs, oversized tiled showers in the master baths, skylights bringing light down through the middle of the house.

These homes have been comprehensively rebuilt rather than merely maintained. Renovations across multiple units were completed in 2020 and 2021 and they went well past cosmetics — new siding, new roofs, new decks, Andersen windows and sliders, conversion to natural gas, new mechanicals, new HVAC and ductwork, added soundproofing and insulation. Inside, the work runs to custom cabinetry, marble counters, high-end appliances, solid wood doors, shiplap and custom trim, recessed lighting and built-ins. A buyer here is generally not walking into a project.

The practical items matter at this level too. Each home has an assigned parking spot in addition to the attached garage with an automatic door, so there is room for the car and the beach gear and whoever is visiting. Direct beach access is the point of the address.

Seaview Beach draws two kinds of buyer — someone who wants a genuine beachfront family home rather than a condo, and someone treating it as a high-end investment. Both are looking at the same short supply, because units in a building this size come up rarely. If you are shopping the front row, the beachfront page covers everything on the ocean, Ocean Colony and Gardens Plaza are the large beachfront buildings for anyone who wants a flat instead, and the full Ocean City condo market runs the length of the island.