The Southland Park Historic District is one of West Palm Beach’s most enchanting and lesser-known neighborhoods. Nestled just south of the more prominent El Cid and north of the South End, this waterfront-adjacent community offers a quiet, residential atmosphere steeped in rich architectural history.

Originally developed in the 1920s and 1930s, Southland Park is home to a variety of beautifully preserved architectural styles—Mediterranean Revival, Mission, and Colonial—on charming, tree-lined streets. With many homes offering views of the Intracoastal or easy access to Flagler Drive, it’s a favorite among buyers who appreciate charm, prestige, and location.

Just minutes from downtown West Palm Beach, The Square, and Palm Beach Island, the neighborhood offers both serenity and convenience. Whether you're sipping coffee on your front porch or walking the waterfront at sunset, Southland Park delivers a refined yet unpretentious lifestyle.

It’s a perfect match for those relocating from historic neighborhoods in the Northeast or Midwest who want timeless appeal in a tropical setting.