Refine Search
Sort by
111 S Flagler Way, West Palm Beach
$4,000,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ B26031477 MLS
Within one of SoSo's most coveted and discreet enclaves is 111 S Flagler Way. A rare offering that masterfully balances old Florida charm with the promise of extraordinary possibility. Set on a quiet lot just steps from South Flagler Boulevard and bike path, this distinguished one-story residence captures partial Intracoastal Waterway views and commands an address that is simply irreplaceable. Originally built in 1980 and thoughtfully expanded in the 1990s to include a generous primary suite and dedicated study, the home presents 2,217 square feet of interior living across three ensuite bedrooms, a powder room, laundry room, and a gracious wrap-around front porch that speaks to a more considered, unhurried way of living. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the interior with warmth, while a detached two-car garage connects seamlessly to the residence via a covered breezeway, a refined and practical touch rarely found at this price point. Outside, impeccably maintained and beautifully landscaped gardens unfold across the expansive grounds, recently elevated with landscape lighting and lush Zoysia grass. Ample space exists for a future pool, offering the discerning end user a canvas to complete the vision. Whether one chooses to honor the home's character with curated, contemporary updates, or envisions an entirely new architectural statement on this premium parcel, the opportunity here is as compelling as the setting. For the primary resident, the developer, or the sophisticated second-home buyer, this is SoSo at its most authentic.

111 S Flagler Way, West Palm Beach

31 NE 46th Street, Miami
$1,650,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ A12019523 MLS
A JEWEL! TWO STORY- POOL- CARPORT- 3/2 AND HALF BATH- READY TO MOVE IN. NEW LANDSCAPE. the porche still have the original floors from the 30. carport. back bbq area. 1 of Miami’s oldest residential neighborhoods, known for its lush tree canopy, Mediterranean Revival and bungalow-style homes, quiet historic charm.Originally, much of the area formed part of the old Buena Vista pineapple plantation during the late 1800s, before Miami’s early residential expansion in the 1920s. Over time, it evolved into charming historic enclaveW/ architecture reflecting Miami’s first major growth period.The neighborhood is generally bounded by:•? ?North: NE 50th Street•? ?South: NE 42nd Street•? ?West: N. Miami Avenue•? ?East: NE 2nd AvenueBuena Vista HD prized for its walkability, mature trees, historic character, & proximity to the Miami Design District. 2-story homes in Buena Vista Historic District r relatively rare compared to the 1-story historic bungalows Mediterranean-style homes that dominate the neighborhood.Buena Vista East was built in the 1920s and early 1930s, the area is primarily characterized by:•? ?one-story Craftsman bungalows?Mediterranean Revival cottages,Mission-style homes, Masonry Vernacular .The 2 story homes were typically reserved for wealthier owners & r scattered throughout the district. only around 10–20% r true 2-story residences.That scarcity is actually part of what makes the 2-story particularly desirable-

31 NE 46th Street, Miami