West Palm Beach, Florida · Community Guide · Updated November 2026

Prospect Park, West Palm Beach: Historic Homes and Prices (2026 Guide)

A 1920s historic neighborhood south of El Cid: what is for sale, the history and what to know before you buy.

By Enrique Urdaneta, Real Estate Advisor, Engel & Völkers · Last updated November 4, 2026 · Data: Beaches MLS

7Homes for sale today
$1.8M to $9.9MAsking prices
$4.8MMedian asking price
2011National Register listing

What is Prospect Park? Prospect Park is a historic neighborhood of 1920s homes in the south end of West Palm Beach, Florida, between El Cid and Southland Park, east of South Dixie Highway. Together with Southland Park, it forms the Prospect Park–Southland Park Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 8, 2011.

On November 4, 2026, seven single-family homes were for sale in Prospect Park, from $1,795,000 to $9,875,000, per Beaches MLS. Most were built between 1920 and 1939, and none show an HOA.

Prospect Park: Quick Facts (2026)

Fact Detail
Location South end of West Palm Beach, south of El Cid and north of Southland Park, east of South Dixie Highway
Historic status Part of the Prospect Park–Southland Park Historic District, National Register, April 8, 2011 (ref. 11000181)
Housing Single-family homes, most from the 1920s and 1930s
Streets Includes Vincent, Rugby, Marlborough, Buckingham and Albemarle Roads and Washington Road
HOA None on current listings
For sale, November 4, 2026 7 homes from $1,795,000 to $9,875,000. Median about $4.8 million (Beaches MLS)

How Much Are Homes in Prospect Park?

On November 4, 2026, seven homes were for sale in Prospect Park, per Beaches MLS.

Address Year built Bedrooms Size Asking price
3101 Washington Rd 1920 4 3,990 sq ft $9,875,000
308 Buckingham Rd 1950 3 2,205 sq ft $6,000,000
3020 Vincent Rd 1925 4 2,630 sq ft $5,690,000
227 Marlborough Rd 1925 3 2,644 sq ft $4,795,000
3213 Vincent Rd 1924 5 2,953 sq ft $3,750,000
232 Rugby Rd 1925 5 3,125 sq ft $3,395,000
324 Albemarle Rd 1939 4 2,552 sq ft $1,795,000

Six of the seven homes for sale were built between 1920 and 1939. Prices run from $1.8 million for a 1939 home on Albemarle Road to $9.9 million for a 1920 residence on Washington Road. Asking prices are not sale prices. The live listings at the bottom of this page update every day.

Is Prospect Park a Historic District?

Prospect Park and Southland Park share one National Register district, the Prospect Park–Southland Park Historic District, listed on April 8, 2011. It is bounded by the Lake Worth Lagoon, South Dixie Highway, Monceaux Road and Monroe Drive, and includes 406 contributing buildings built between 1922 and 1945. If you plan to renovate or rebuild, check the City of West Palm Beach historic preservation rules for your lot, and ask whether the home is a contributing structure, before you write an offer.

What Is It Like to Live in Prospect Park?

Prospect Park is a quiet, residential grid of tree-lined streets with Spanish and Mediterranean-style homes. The Flagler Drive waterfront path, downtown West Palm Beach and the bridges to the Town of Palm Beach are a short drive north. El Cid sits just north, and Southland Park just south.

Prospect Park FAQ

Where is Prospect Park in West Palm Beach?

Prospect Park is in the south end of West Palm Beach, between El Cid and Southland Park, east of South Dixie Highway.

Is Prospect Park a historic district?

Yes. It is part of the Prospect Park–Southland Park Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 8, 2011.

How much are homes in Prospect Park?

On November 4, 2026, seven homes were for sale from $1,795,000 to $9,875,000, with a median near $4.8 million (Beaches MLS).

Is there an HOA in Prospect Park?

No. Current Prospect Park listings show no HOA.

Thinking About Prospect Park?

Want a tour of a home in Prospect Park, or current pricing and availability? Message me on WhatsApp.

In Prospect Park, two 1920s homes on the same street can be millions apart, depending on restoration, lot size and what the historic rules allow. I help buyers compare restored homes against renovation projects on a total cost basis, and I help owners price by condition and lot.

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Enrique Urdaneta, Real Estate Advisor, Engel & Völkers
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About the author

Enrique Urdaneta is a real estate advisor with Engel & Völkers in Palm Beach County. He has lived in Boca Raton since 2009 and has 14 years in U.S. real estate, more than 25 years as a real estate investor, and 16 years in private banking focused on construction and pre-construction lending.

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