254 9th Street

A 1920s Spanish-style residence in the Providencia Park section of West Palm Beach, fully restored and reimagined with contemporary interiors across two stories plus an 837-square-foot guest cottage at the rear of the property. The home sits one block from the Intracoastal Waterway with walkable proximity to Flagler Bridge, Palm Beach Island, and the NORA District.

A 1920s Spanish-style residence in the Providencia Park section of West Palm Beach, fully restored and reimagined with contemporary interiors across two stories plus an 837-square-foot guest cottage at the rear of the property. The home sits one block from the Intracoastal Waterway with walkable proximity to Flagler Bridge, Palm Beach Island, and the NORA District.

Architecture & Interior

The main residence retains its original 1920 Spanish Colonial character while the interior has been reconfigured into an open-concept layout with high ceilings and natural light throughout. The living room centers on a fireplace and flows directly into the dining area, establishing the primary entertaining axis of the home.

The kitchen is fitted with designer appliances, custom cabinetry, and a walk-in pantry, with a breakfast nook that overlooks the pool. Two of the bedrooms are configured as dual primary suites: one on the main level and one upstairs, each with a private ensuite bathroom. The upper floor includes two additional bedrooms with access to a private covered balcony.

Outdoor Living & Guest Cottage

The rear yard includes an in-ground pool, landscaped grounds, and a spacious patio oriented for entertaining. At the back of the 0.16-acre lot sits the fully equipped 837-square-foot guest cottage, which the listing notes could serve as guest quarters, extended family housing, or an income-generating rental.

Location & Access

The property is one block from the Intracoastal Waterway and within walking distance of the Palm Beach Yacht Club and Marina, Clematis Street, and downtown West Palm Beach. The recently opened NORA District, a dining, shopping, and cultural destination, is steps from the front door. Flagler Bridge provides direct access to Palm Beach Island.

Key Features

• 1920 Spanish-style residence restored with contemporary interiors
• 837-square-foot guest cottage at rear of property
• Dual primary suites with private ensuite bathrooms
• Fireplace in the main living room
• In-ground pool with Intracoastal views
• One block from the Intracoastal Waterway
• Walking distance to Flagler Bridge, Clematis Street, and NORA District
• Covered upper-level balcony off upstairs bedrooms