Overview
$9,114,444
Average Sales Price
$6,495,000
Median Sales Price
620
Population
18
Total Listings

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WHAT SHAPES DAILY LIFE IN EL CID

The Streets

Mediterranean Revival and Mission-style homes

Tree-lined streets that end at the water

 

The Water

The Flagler Drive waterfront path

Views across the lagoon to Palm Beach

 

The Neighborhood

An active historic neighborhood association

Homes from the 1920s land boom

 

The Setting

Minutes south of downtown West Palm Beach

The Norton Museum of Art nearby

El Cid and downtown West Palm Beach along Flagler Drive

EL CID INSIGHT

What People Don't Always Realize About El Cid...

 

It's on the National Register of Historic Places

 

The district has 281 historic buildings

 

It's named for the Spanish hero El Cid

 

Much of it was once pineapple fields

ACTIVE LIFE GUIDES | DOWNTOWN LIVING

EL CID FAQ

The questions we hear most, answered plainly.

Where is El Cid?

El Cid sits along the Lake Worth Lagoon just south of downtown West Palm Beach, bounded by Flamingo Drive, South Flagler Drive, Dyer Road and South Dixie Highway. The Flagler Drive waterfront path runs along its eastern edge, Palm Beach is directly across the water, and downtown is a few minutes north.

What kinds of homes are in El Cid?

Mostly single-family homes, many built during the 1920s land boom in Mediterranean Revival and Mission styles, alongside Monterey, Art Moderne and post-war homes. Larger waterfront-view estates line Flagler Drive, and the side streets are lined with smaller historic homes on established lots.

Is El Cid a historic district?

Yes. El Cid was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995, with 281 historic buildings, and it is also a local and state historic district. Exterior changes generally go through the City of West Palm Beach's historic preservation review, so we help buyers understand what that means before they plan a renovation.

How did El Cid get its name?

Much of the land was pineapple fields in the late 1800s. In the 1920s, Pittsburgh socialite John Phipps assembled the property and named the development after Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, the Spanish hero known as El Cid.

Is there a neighborhood association?

Yes. The El Cid Historic Neighborhood Association is an all-volunteer nonprofit that works to preserve the neighborhood's historic character and runs events and educational programs for residents.

Which schools serve El Cid?

Public school assignments are set by the School District of Palm Beach County and can change, so check the district's school locator for any specific address. We can also share private school options in West Palm Beach and Palm Beach.

WEST PALM BEACH

THE REST OF WEST PALM BEACH, MINUTES AWAY

 

If El Cid isn't the right fit, the rest of West Palm Beach is minutes away. A walkable downtown, more historic neighborhoods along the Intracoastal and the city's arts and dining scene.

Same city. More ways to live it.

Downtown West Palm Beach on the Intracoastal