This 1923 Spanish Revival residence sits on the Lake Block of Historic Prospect Park in West Palm Beach, steps from the Intracoastal Waterway. The property comprises a renovated main house with two bedrooms and a detached one-bedroom guest cottage, set on a 0.13-acre lot with Chicago brick driveway and mature tropical landscaping.
This 1923 Spanish Revival residence sits on the Lake Block of Historic Prospect Park in West Palm Beach, steps from the Intracoastal Waterway. The property comprises a renovated main house with two bedrooms and a detached one-bedroom guest cottage, set on a 0.13-acre lot with Chicago brick driveway and mature tropical landscaping.
Spanish Revival Architecture & Renovation
Originally constructed in 1923 (MLS records note 1928), the home reflects the Spanish Revival vocabulary that defined early development in this section of West Palm Beach. Prospect Park was platted in the 1920s and retains its historic district designation, which governs exterior modifications and helps preserve the architectural cohesion of the neighborhood. Buyers should confirm the scope of any planned exterior alterations with the City of West Palm Beach Historic Preservation Division.
Main House & Guest Cottage
The main residence contains two bedrooms and one full bathroom finished in white marble. The kitchen features white marble surfaces, a gas range, stainless steel appliances, and a butcher block island. A separate guest cottage adds a third bedroom and full bath, providing independent living quarters suited for extended guests or staff. The half bath serves the common living areas of the main house.
Outdoor Living & Grounds
Dense tropical plantings screen the property on all sides, creating a layered garden setting. The rear patio is scaled for outdoor dining and connects to multiple gathering areas distributed across the lot. A Chicago brick driveway provides on-site parking and contributes to the period character of the streetscape.
Location & Access
Prospect Park's Lake Block position places the property within a short walk of the Intracoastal Waterway and the Flagler Drive bike trail, which runs north along the waterfront toward downtown West Palm Beach. Palm Beach International Airport is roughly a ten-minute drive west via Southern Boulevard. The Royal Park Bridge connects directly to Palm Beach Island, putting Worth Avenue and the ocean beaches within a five-minute drive. The neighborhood sits between Flamingo Park to the north and the South End commercial corridor along Dixie Highway, where new restaurant and retail development continues to accelerate.
Key Features
- 1923 Spanish Revival main house with detached guest cottage
- Lake Block location steps from the Intracoastal Waterway
- Historic Prospect Park neighborhood with preservation district designation
- White marble bathroom and kitchen surfaces
- Gas range and butcher block island in renovated kitchen
- Chicago brick driveway
- Multiple outdoor gathering areas with tropical landscaping
- Heat pump system with central air and ductless units
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