112 Roosevelt Place, West Palm Beach, FL 33405

Significance

The house stands inside the Prospect Park / Southland Park Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places on 8 April 2011 under reference number 11000181, with a period of significance of 1922 to 1945. The district is bounded by Lake Worth, South Dixie Highway, Monceaux Road, and Monroe Drive. Neighborhood guides describe the area as platted and marketed in the 1920s as an upscale district modeled on Brooklyn's Prospect Park; that account was not independently verified. The house dates to 1928, inside the district period of significance, and the county record confirms that year built against the parcel control number. No architect, builder, or original 1928 owner was identified in the sources reviewed.

Documented timeline

1. 1920s

   Neighborhood platted and marketed

   Prospect Park and Southland Park are described as platted and marketed in the 1920s as an upscale district modeled on Brooklyn's Prospect Park. This is per a secondary source, not independently verified.[8]

2. 1928

   House constructed

   Redfin, Zillow, and the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser all record the year built as 1928.[1][2][7]

3. 2001

   Sold for $600,000

   A sale of $600,000 dated 8 May 2001 appears in Zillow's data. This is per a secondary source, not independently verified against the county deed record.[4]

4. 2011

   District listed on the National Register

   The Prospect Park / Southland Park Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places on 8 April 2011, reference number 11000181.[3]

5. 2015

   Renovation reported

   A 2015 renovation is reported in Compass listing data, not independently verified. No permit record was reviewed, so the scope of the work is unknown.[5]

6. 2022

   Sold for $5,150,000

   The Palm Beach County Property Appraiser records a warranty deed sale of $5,150,000 dated 15 March 2022. Redfin reports the same sale as closing 23 March 2022. Redfin and the county deed differ by 8 days on the 2022 sale date.[1][7]

7. 2024

   Offered at $5,998,000

   The house was listed for sale in November 2024 at $5,998,000 under MLS RX-11034058, with Nathan Davis of ONE Sotheby's International Realty shown as the listing agent.[1][2][6]

8. 2026

   Listing status conflicts between platforms

   As of September 2026, Redfin shows the listing as active while Zillow shows the property as not for sale.[1][2]

Ownership of record

Title of record is held by 2 individuals as trustees of a family trust, per the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser; the individuals are not named here. Current occupants are not identified; this dossier describes recorded and reported transactions only.

Current status

Listed at $5,998,000 since November 2024 under MLS RX-11034058, with Nathan Davis of ONE Sotheby's International Realty shown as the listing agent. As of September 2026, Redfin shows the listing as active and Zillow shows the property as not for sale, so the two platforms disagree and the status should be confirmed at the MLS.

Buyer diligence

• Confirm with the City of West Palm Beach Historic Preservation Board whether a certificate of appropriateness is required before any exterior work, and what the review timeline looks like.
• Ask the City of West Palm Beach whether its historic property ad valorem tax exemption for qualifying rehabilitation may apply to planned work, and on what terms.
• Pull the current FEMA flood zone designation and an elevation certificate for the parcel.
• Confirm the contributing status of this specific address in the district survey rather than relying on the district boundary alone.
• Confirm the year built, parcel control number, and recorded sale history directly with the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser.
• Verify listing status directly with the MLS, since Redfin and Zillow report it differently.

What the record cannot show

• The architect, builder, and original 1928 owner were not identified in any source reviewed.
• The 2015 renovation claim comes from listing data rather than a permit record, so the scope and quality of the work are unknown.
• Recorded sale prices do not reveal concessions, off-record consideration, or the condition of the house at the time of sale.
• Trust and trustee title discloses the holder of record but not the beneficial owners.