Ocean Boulevard, which runs parallel to the ten miles of oceanside property that stretches the length of the city, was home to many resorts, restaurants, and the infamous SkyWheel, offering tourists and residents alike an enormous view of the sea from high up in the air. But Ocean Boulevard wasn't just home to these sites; it was also home to a three-bedroom beach house that seemed to be hidden in between the large skyscrapers on either side of it. There, at 305 South Ocean Boulevard, sat my new home, wi...