Mercer Park, West Palm Beach, FL Homes for Sale

There is a diverse selection of architectural styles, layouts, sizes, and time periods of homes at Mercer Park. These West Palm Beach homes for sale here were built from the 1930s to the 1970s, therefore giving this classic neighborhood an eclectic look and feel. Dwellings in Mercer Park can be quite cozy or very spacious. For example, a cottage from 1955 has a 2 bedroom, 1 bath layout with 756 square feet, while a brick house from 1952 has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths and 2,400 square feet of indoor space. The 91 dwellings in this community are varied in price also. Those that have been kept up and renovated have a higher price tag than the ones that need work. But you will get true bargains with those fixer-uppers. A number of residences at Mercer Park have the remnants of past grandeur. Some lots are tidy and well maintained while others are just lawns with shrubs. This neighborhood gives buyers the opportunity to add their personal style and unique decorative touches to the homes, as well as the grounds around them. This district is off Belvedere Road west of I-95 on Mercer Avenue.

Enjoy high culture in West Palm Beach when you discover history at the famous Flagler Museum or great art at the Norton Museum. Visit the Kravis Center in downtown West Palm Beach and enjoy Broadway shows and world famous entertainers. Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach has great restaurants and shops and open air concerts. Visit City Place in Downtown West Palm Beach for excellent dining and shopping galore. The Palm Beach Zoo is a delightful place to take the children or just go to quietly enjoy the animals. Down the street from the Zoo is the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium with its fun hands-on exhibits.