St. George Condos

Verified Building Facts

• Building Name: St. George
• Address: 12 83rd Street, Ocean City, MD 21842
• Location Type: Ocean block
• Location Type: Mid-Town Ocean City
• Year Built: 2007
• Building Type: Mid-rise
• Number of Units: 4
• Elevator Access: Yes
• Short Term Rentals: Yes

These facts are provided for informational purposes and should be independently verified during the purchase process.

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About St. George

St. George is a 5-story mid-rise condominium building on 83rd Street in Mid-Town Ocean City, built in 2007. With just 4 total units, it is a small-scale property with a limited amenity profile that includes elevator access and private parking. The building is located on the ocean block rather than directly oceanfront, and its parking setup includes assigned spaces along with additional easement parking across the street.

The building’s residences are 5-bedroom units, which gives St. George a more specialized place within the local condo market. It can fit a range of ownership patterns, including primary residences, second homes, and use by multi-generational households or owners who regularly host guests. Short-term rentals are permitted, though the limited amenity package can affect rentability, while the larger unit size remains a notable part of the building’s overall appeal and use.

Amenities at St. George

St. George offers a focused set of essential on-site amenities in its ocean block Mid-Town Ocean City setting.

Amenities include:

• Private parking

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Floor Plans and Unit Types

St. George has a more streamlined selection of floor plans focused on a specific unit style.

Common unit types include:

• 5-Bedroom

Interior layouts, square footage, and finishes vary by unit, floor level, and ownership.

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Grant’s Local Insight on St. George

St. George shares the same developer as St. Kitts, Key Largo, and Charleston, and I was the new construction listing agent for all of them. That continuity shows in how these buildings were conceived and executed.

St. George is a very small building, and that’s part of its appeal. It’s known for its abnormally large floorplans and a unique midtown location that doesn’t feel boxed in by surrounding development.

This is not a building for someone who wants amenities or scale. It’s for buyers who want space, privacy, and a sense of ownership that feels personal. When you walk through St. George, it feels more like a private residence than a typical condo building.

Because there are so few units, opportunities here are rare, and guidance is especially important. Understanding how value works in a building like this requires more than just pulling recent sales. It requires knowing the intent behind the design and how owners actually use the space.

Fun fact: Most people don’t know that St. George doesn’t have enough parking underneath the building to meet city code (it’s short by one spot). Instead, it has an ‘easement’ parking spot located in the newly constructed properties immediately across the street. A spot that ‘belongs’ to St. George!

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Who St. George Is Best Suited For

St. George is typically best suited for:

• Primary residence buyers
• Second-home buyers
• Multi-generational households
• Owners hosting frequent guests
• Buyers seeking quieter residential settings

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Common Buyer Mistakes at St. George

Some of the most common mistakes buyers make when evaluating St. George include:

• Assuming nearby attractions operate year-round
• Not accounting for seasonal rental variability
• Underestimating HOA fees and what they include
• Assuming all units have identical interiors

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Rental and Investment Potential

St. George permits short-term rentals, and its overall rental potential is best characterized as moderate. Rental interest is supported in part by its ocean block position in Mid-Town Ocean City, while demand may also be shaped by the building’s larger 5-bedroom residences and how well that layout aligns with group stays or multi-household use.

The building’s rental profile is influenced by a limited amenity scope and low name recognition, and the lack of a broader amenity package can affect rentability. At the same time, the size of the residences remains a meaningful factor, as 5-bedroom units are relatively uncommon in Ocean City. Buyers considering rental use should review the building’s policies, operating costs, and unit-specific features carefully.

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HOA Fees and Ownership Details

Homeowner association fees at St. George vary based on unit size and location. HOA fees generally contribute to building maintenance, amenity upkeep, insurance, management, and common area utilities.

Parking policies, pet rules, and rental guidelines should be reviewed during the contract process, as association policies may evolve over time.

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St. George Real Estate Market Trends

St. George tends to have low market activity, reflecting its small scale, limited number of units, and low overall name recognition. Interest is generally shaped by its ocean block location in Mid-Town Ocean City, mid-rise structure, and the fact that it offers a more specialized ownership profile than larger condominium buildings with broader amenity packages.

Pricing differences within St. George are typically influenced by the condition and interior variation of individual units, since buyers should not assume all residences are finished the same way. Buyers also tend to weigh the building’s limited amenity scope against its 5-bedroom layout, with evaluation often centered on how well a given unit fits household size, guest use, and intended ownership pattern rather than on short-term market movement.

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St. George vs Nearby Condos

St. George lives in that same family as St. Kitts and Key Largo, but it feels more intimate. With fewer units, it’s more private and ‘tucked away.’ Charleston competes when someone wants something architecturally different and corner-positioned in North Ocean City. St. George often appeals to buyers who want space but don’t want to feel like they’re in a large condo building. It’s more low-key, more personal, and that’s usually the deciding factor.

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Buying or Selling a St. George Property

Last reviewed by Grant Fritschle

Grant Fritschle is a second-generation Ocean City, Maryland real estate professional with nearly three decades of experience specializing in oceanfront, waterfront, and investment properties throughout Ocean City, MD and Fenwick Island, DE. He is known for his deep local knowledge, data informed guidance, and long term client relationships built on transparency and trust.

Last reviewed: March 2026

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