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• MLS® #: R11133251
• 714 Sunset Road
• West Palm Beach, FL 33401
• $1,495,000
• 4 Beds, 3 Bath, 1,601 SqFt
• Residential

Step into a piece of history with this beautifully maintained 1920s home in West Palm Beach's desirable Flamingo Park Historic District. This residence perfectly blends classic charm, highlighted by Dade Pine hardwood floors and original details, with modern efficiency. The functional layout offers flexible spaces, including a formal dining room, charming breakfast room, and a versatile area that can serve as a third bedroom or a dedicated wellness space. This exceptional property also offers a one bedroom, one bath cottage, perfect for generating rental income, hosting guests, or creating a private home office/studio. You'll enjoy significant modern upgrades like electric solar panels and reverse osmosis water filtration system, along with the convenience of a carport featuring an EV charger. Outside, a serene, flower-filled garden and private patio off the spacious primary bedroom provides the perfect spot for relaxation. The location is truly exceptional, placing you just blocks from the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway and minutes from downtown West Palm Beach's top dining, cultural venues, and the pristine beaches of the islandoffering the quintessential stylish Floridian lifestyle.

Facts About West Palm Beach, FL

To enjoy a taste of the local ethnic cuisine that has inspired West Palm Beach since its inception visit Havana. This Cuban-style restaurant features specialties like Cuban coffee, fried churros , exotic fruits and slow roasted Spanish chicken.

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The Museum at Ragtops Motorcars is one of West Palm Beach most interesting attractions.  It has housed some of the most interesting 1950s and 1960s memorabilia since it opened in 1908.