Seville Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $7.5M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $7M |
| Highest Price | $8M |
| Total Listings | 3 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $1.5K |
Property Types (active listings)
About Seville
Seville is a single-family neighborhood along Seville Road in West Palm Beach. The area belongs to SoSo, short for South of Southern, near the city's waterfront. Many original homes date to the mid-1900s, around when South Olive Elementary opened. Buyers often update them or replace them with new custom builds. Lots are generous, with mature trees and room for a pool. The street runs east of South Olive Avenue, a short walk from the water. That mix of big lots and a prime address keeps demand strong.
HOA Information & Lifestyle Amenities
Seville runs without a homeowners association. That means no monthly dues and no board approval for your plans. Owners can renovate, rebuild, or add a pool on their own timeline. The freedom is a big draw, since many buyers come here to build. Pets, parking, and rentals face fewer rules than in a gated community. The lifestyle here leans on the location rather than shared amenities. The Intracoastal, South Olive Park, and Antique Row all sit close by. Always confirm there are no deed limits or city overlays before you buy.
Residents enjoy a lifestyle that includes:
- No HOA fees at all
- Freedom to renovate or rebuild
- Generous lots with room to spread out
- Room for a private pool
- A short walk to the Intracoastal
- Near South Olive Park and the waterfront
- Mature, tree-lined street
- Pet-friendly with few restrictions
Seville Homes for Sale in West Palm Beach
Seville homes for sale draw a mix of renovators, builders, and luxury buyers. The street holds original CBS homes alongside new custom estates. Older homes often run three or four bedrooms and a couple thousand square feet. New builds reach four to six bedrooms and well over 4,000 square feet. Lot sizes run from compact to more than an acre. Prices span a wide range, from roughly $1 million to past $25 million. Teardown lots and older homes sit at the low end of that range. Newer estates near the waterfront bring the top numbers. A West Palm Beach luxury realtor can help you read value on each block.
Top Highlights of Seville
- No-HOA single-family homes in SoSo
- Large lots from a quarter acre to over an acre
- Original mid-century homes and new custom estates
- Prices from the low millions to past $25 million
- Walk to the waterfront in minutes
- Walkable to South Olive Park
- Near Antique Row on South Dixie Highway
- Short drive to Palm Beach Island
- Zoned to South Olive Elementary
- Close to downtown West Palm Beach
Location of Seville in West Palm Beach
Seville sits along Seville Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33405, east of South Olive Avenue. The SoSo spot runs between Southern Boulevard and the Lake Worth line. The Intracoastal sits just east, along Flagler Drive. Palm Beach and its beaches lie a short drive across the water. Lake Worth Beach is minutes south, with downtown just north. This part of Palm Beach County keeps shops, dining, and the airport close. Drivers reach Palm Beach International Airport in about ten minutes.
Top Destinations Close to Seville
Seville puts parks, the water, and downtown within reach. A few nearby spots:
- South Olive Park (about 1 mile): A community park with tennis, basketball, ball fields, and a water park.
- Flagler Drive and the Intracoastal (under a mile): A waterfront path for walking, biking, and views.
- Antique Row (about 1 mile): A South Dixie Highway strip of antique and design shops.
- Norton Museum of Art (about 2 miles): Florida's largest art museum, with gardens and a cafe.
- Palm Beach and the beaches (about 3 miles): The island's Worth Avenue, ocean beaches, and parks.
- Downtown West Palm Beach (about 4 miles): Rosemary Square, dining, and the Kravis Center.
Nearest Educational Institutions to Seville
Seville falls within Palm Beach County Public Schools. Homes here commonly zone to South Olive Elementary, Conniston Middle, and Forest Hill Community High. The district seats students by address, so confirm your zoning. Private and college options sit close too.
Elementary Schools
- South Olive Elementary School (about 1 mile)
- Belvedere Elementary School (about 2 miles)
- Palm Beach Public School (about 3 miles)
- Forest Hill Elementary School (about 3 miles)
High Schools
- Forest Hill Community High School (about 3 miles)
- Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts (about 4 miles)
- Palm Beach Lakes Community High School (about 5 miles)
- Cardinal Newman High School (about 5 miles)
Colleges and Universities
- Palm Beach Atlantic University (about 3 miles)
- Keiser University (about 5 miles)
- Palm Beach State College (about 6 miles)
Healthcare and Medical Facilities Near Seville
Care sits close to Seville, from walk-in clinics to full hospitals. A few nearby options:
- Good Samaritan Medical Center (about 4 miles): A 333-bed hospital on Flagler Drive with a 24-hour emergency room.
- St. Mary's Medical Center (about 6 miles): A Level I trauma center with a children's hospital.
- HCA Florida JFK Hospital (about 7 miles): A full hospital with cardiac and emergency care.
- MD Now Urgent Care (about 2 miles): A walk-in clinic for minor injuries and illness.
- Palm Beach Health Network Urgent Care (about 2 miles): Same-day care for non-emergency needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Seville
Does Seville have an HOA?
No. County records list Seville with no governing body or homeowners association. That means no monthly dues and no board sign-off on your plans. You can renovate, rebuild, or add a pool on your own schedule. Still, check for any deed limits or city overlays first.
Why do buyers tear down and rebuild in Seville?
The draw is the land and the SoSo location, not the older homes. Many lots run large, just blocks from the water. Buyers often replace a dated home with a new custom build. The result is a street that mixes mid-century homes with modern estates. Land value is the real engine here.
How close is Seville to Palm Beach and the beaches?
The Intracoastal and Flagler Drive sit just a few blocks east of Seville. Many residents walk or bike the waterfront path each day. Palm Beach Island and the ocean beaches are about three miles away. You cross one of the bridges to reach Worth Avenue and the sand. The water is a big part of the appeal.
What does it cost to buy in Seville?
Prices cover a wide range, so the lot and condition matter most. An older home or building lot can start near $1 million. New estates near the waterfront can pass $25 million. Size, age, and lot location drive the gap. Your agent can pull recent sales on your target block.
Is Seville a good investment in West Palm Beach?
Many buyers think so, given the demand for SoSo land. The Southend has drawn finance firms and new residents in recent years. Seville homes for sale offer rebuild upside on large, well-placed lots. Still, weigh build costs, permits, and timelines before you commit. A local agent can map the numbers for you.
Ready to Build or Buy in Seville?
The Mastropieri Group, Realtors® knows the SoSo streets and the Seville market. The team holds more than 2,000 five-star online reviews. A local West Palm Beach real estate agent will help you weigh lots, condition, and value. Call (561) 556-9853 to tour Seville homes for sale in West Palm Beach.
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