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320 SE 4th Avenue
$2,200,000

320 SE 4th Avenue

LINNS · Delray Beach · FL · 33483

Active
2
Beds
2
Baths
1,176
Sq Ft
1929
Year Built
SingleFamilyResidence
Type

Overview

Price per sq ft
$1,871
Days on market
8
Property taxes
$12,315/yr (2025)
Lot
0.24 acres (9,924 sq ft)

About this home

RARE INVESTMENT & REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY IN DOWNTOWN DELRAY BEACH! LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! An exceptional opportunity to acquire an oversized 10,500-square-foot lot and a half in highly desirable Osceola Park, just 3 blocks from world-famous Atlantic Avenue and approximately 4 blocks from the beautiful Atlantic Ocean! Surrounded by newer luxury homes and ongoing redevelopment, this property presents an exciting opportunity for investors, builders, and buyers looking to create something special in one of Delray Beach's most desirable locations. Currently situated on the property is a charming, updated 2-bedroom, 2-bath main residence with hardwood floors, along with a separate 1-bedroom, 1-bath guest cottage. The paved rear alley provides additional access and flexibility. Enjoy the potential for rental income while exploring future redevelopment possibilities, or envision a magnificent custom luxury residence on this generously sized parcel. Just minutes from the beach, outstanding restaurants, boutique shopping, and the vibrant nightlife of Downtown Delray Beach. PRIME LOCATION! OVERSIZED LOT! EXCEPTIONAL POTENTIAL! Buyers to verify all zoning, development possibilities, and permitted uses with the City of Delray Beach.

Property details

Interior

Bedrooms
2
Full bathrooms
2
Living area
1,176 sq ft
Flooring
Wood
Cooling
Central Air
Heating
Central
Laundry
Outside
Features
None

Exterior & lot

Construction
Other
Roof
Shingle
Stories
1
Lot size
0.24 acres (9,924 sq ft)
View
City, Garden
Parking
Attached, Attached Carport, Carport, Driveway, Guest

Community

Subdivision
LINNS
County
Palm Beach

Listing & financial

Property type
Single Family Residence
Year built
1929
Annual taxes
$12,315 (2025)
Parcel ID
12434616040960170
Buyer financing accepted
Cash, Conventional
Sale type
Standard
MLS #
B26092260

Sale & tax history

This listing

Oct 24, 2026Listed for sale$2,200,000

Taxes

2025 property taxes: $12,315. In Florida, taxes are re-assessed after a sale, so a new owner's bill can be different (your homestead exemption can lower it).

Full sale and tax history is public at the county property appraiser (parcel ID 12434616040960170). Open the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser ↗

Location

Approximate location. Street View opens in Google Maps where Google has street photos.

Neighborhood

Subdivision
LINNS
City
Delray Beach
County
Palm Beach County
Elementary school
Pine Grove
Middle school
Carver Community
High school
Atlantic

Schools as reported by the listing agent. Always confirm school assignments with the district: Palm Beach County schools ↗.

Climate, weather & flood risk

Average temperatures by month

Winters are mild, with highs around 76°F from December to February. The coolest nights come in January (about 58°F); the warmest days in July (about 90°F).

Average daily low and high temperature and average rainfall by month, West Palm Beach Intl Airport
MonthLowRangeHighRain
Jan58°
75°3.5″
Feb60°
77°2.6″
Mar63°
79°3.3″
Apr68°
82°3.7″
May72°
86°4.9″
Jun75°
88°8.5″
Jul76°
90°5.6″
Aug76°
90°8.7″
Sep76°
88°8.0″
Oct73°
85°5.9″
Nov66°
80°3.6″
Dec62°
76°3.5″

Average daily low and high (°F) and monthly rainfall (inches). Source: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020, West Palm Beach Intl Airport station (16 mi away). Most rain falls in short summer afternoon showers.

Monthly payment

Estimated monthly payment

$13,617/mo

  • Principal & interest$11,124
  • Property taxes$1,026
  • Home insurance$1,467

Estimate only, not a loan offer. The rate is an example: ask a lender for today's rates. In Florida, property taxes are re-assessed after a sale, so the seller's last bill is only a starting point; your homestead exemption can lower it. Insurance is a rough estimate; get a real quote, including flood and wind coverage. Talk to a lender we trust →