El Cid: The History, Homes, and Hidden Gems of West Palm’s Most Iconic District

The Flamingo Park real estate market is known for its character homes on oversized lots and beautifully landscaped streets. Expect:

• Restored 1920s Spanish Mission-style homes with period details

• Updated bungalows with lush backyards and pool potential

• Frame homes with hardwood floors, fireplaces, and original windows

• Newer builds that complement the neighborhood’s historic aesthetic

Whether you’re a design lover, history buff, or someone looking for a walkable lifestyle, Flamingo Park’s unique mix of homes has something for everyone.

Living in Flamingo Park means more than just owning a beautiful home—it’s about being part of a tight-knit, active community. Residents enjoy everything from monthly socials to garden tours and art events. The neighborhood association is strong, and it shows in the pride homeowners take in maintaining their properties.

From morning walks in Howard Park to afternoon gallery visits and spontaneous happy hours at local bistros, Flamingo Park offers a lifestyle that’s both relaxed and connected.

Located just west of South Dixie Highway and south of Okeechobee Boulevard, Flamingo Park puts you in the center of it all.

Walk or bike to The Square, Howard Park, Norton Museum of Art, and some of West Palm’s best restaurants, coffee shops, and galleries. With easy access to Palm Beach Island, I-95, and Palm Beach International Airport, you're never far from where you need to be—whether you're heading to a meeting or the beach.

Living in Flamingo Park means you’re surrounded by some of West Palm Beach’s most beloved shops, cafes, and cultural gems. Here are five local favorites to explore:

Grato An elevated Italian eatery with wood-fired pizza, house-made pastas, and a chic bar scene. Perfect for dinner with friends or a cozy Sunday brunch.

📍 1901 S Dixie Hwy, West Palm Beach

Norton Museum of Art Just a short walk from Flamingo Park, this cultural hub offers world-class exhibitions, stunning architecture, and a peaceful sculpture garden.

📍 1450 S Dixie Hwy, West Palm Beach

Grandview Public Market Part food hall, part community hangout—this converted warehouse is a must-visit for gourmet bites, live music, and local shopping.

📍 1401 Clare Ave, West Palm Beach

Johan's Joe A cozy Swedish café that’s perfect for morning coffee or a quick bite before heading downtown.

📍 401 S Dixie Hwy, West Palm Beach

The Peach An artsy collective featuring local makers, galleries, and events in an outdoor courtyard setting. Think open mics, murals, pop-ups, and creative workshops.

📍 3950 Georgia Ave, West Palm Beach