A designated historic district facing the Delray Municipal Marina — early cottages, bungalows, and low-rise architecture on some of the shortest walks to the ocean the city offers.
Amenities
Delray Beach Municipal Marina & Intracoastal Boat Slips
Lush, Tropical Garden Landscapes
Historic Chicago Brick Walkways and Covered Porches
High-density, Private Residential Community Pockets
Schools
Pine Grove Elementary School
Carver Middle School
Atlantic Community High School
Trinity Lutheran School
Dining
Deck 84
Park Tavern
Cut 432
Lionfish Delray Beach
Attractions
Veterans Park & Coastal Playground
Atlantic Avenue Historic Shopping District
Delray Public Beach & Pavilions
Silverball Retro Arcade & Museum
Marina Historic District
The Marina Historic District is a charming, pedestrian-friendly enclave in Delray Beach, centered around the city’s municipal marina and the Intracoastal Waterway. Designated as a historic district in 1988, the neighborhood features a diverse array of architectural styles constructed between 1922 and 1943, including Mediterranean Revival, Mission Revival, Art Moderne, and Florida Cottages. Its narrow, shaded streets are home to notable landmarks such as the Marine Villas and The Anchorage, designed by prominent architects like Samuel Ogren, Sr. and John Volk. Located just south of the vibrant Atlantic Avenue, the district offers a tranquil, sub-tropical atmosphere that seamlessly connects the area’s rich maritime history with modern boutique living.
Marina Historic District
534 people live in The Marina Historic District, where the median age is 64 and the average individual income is $87,525.
Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Data for Marina Historic District, FL
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