Surf Condos & Apartments for Sale
Condos and apartments near surf breaks — a lock-up-and-leave way to own near the waves. Ask for the building's fees, rules on short-term rentals and the state of its reserve fund before you buy.
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Buying a Surf Condo or Apartment
A condo is the lowest-maintenance way to own near the waves: lock the door, hand the keys to a manager and go home. That convenience comes with building rules, so read them before you buy. Ask for the association's fees, its reserve fund, the rules on short-term rentals and pets, and whether there is secure storage for boards. Every listing links directly to the owner or listing agent.
Frequently asked questions
Can I rent out a surf condo when I am not using it?
Often, but building rules and local licensing decide it. Some associations ban or limit short-term rentals; others run a rental programme for owners. Ask for the building's rules in writing before you make an offer.
What fees come with a condo?
Expect a monthly or annual association fee for shared costs such as security, gardens, pools and insurance of the building, plus your own property taxes and utilities. Ask what the fee covers and whether any special assessments are planned.