Two adjacent early-twentieth-century pockets in West Palm known for restored bungalows, mission-revival cottages, and a slow, front-porch pace within walking distance of the waterfront.
Amenities
Scenic Flagler Drive Waterfront Path
South Dixie Antique Row District
Spillway Park and Waterway Access
South Olive Park and Tennis Courts
Schools
South Olive Elementary School
Conniston Middle School
Forest Hill Community High School
Rosarian Academy
Dining
Grato
Table 26
Cholo Soy Cocina
Rhythm Café
Attractions
The Norton Museum of Art
Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
The Square Shopping District
Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society
Southland and Prospect Park
The Prospect Park–Southland Park Historic District is a prestigious residential enclave in West Palm Beach, celebrated for its collection of Mediterranean Revival, Spanish Mission, and Art Deco architecture dating back to the 1920s. Nestled along the Intracoastal Waterway, this National Historic District offers a high quality of life characterized by lush canopy trees, the central fountain at Prospect Park, and immediate access to the scenic Flagler Drive waterfront. It remains one of the city's most exclusive neighborhoods, balancing a quiet, historic atmosphere with close proximity to the Norton Museum of Art and the upscale amenities of downtown.
Southland Prospect Park, FL
1,104 people live in Southland/Prospect Park, where the median age is 41 and the average individual income is $77,382.
Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Data for Southland & Prospect Park, FL
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