Old Floresta & Boca Square

Central-east Boca Raton, west of downtown and east of I-95 in parts.

Quiet and established, with mature trees, distinctive architecture and easy access to downtown.

• Old Floresta historic district
• Boca Raton Community Hospital area
• Downtown access
• Canopy streets

• Palmetto Park Road
  Local dining a short trip east or west.

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• Downtown
  Mizner Park and Royal Palm Place are nearby.

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• Old Floresta
  A historic residential district associated with Addison Mizner's era.

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• Downtown cultural district
  Museums, performances and public events nearby.

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• Downtown Boca
  Boutiques and services close by.

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• Palmetto Park corridor
  Everyday retail and neighborhood services.

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• Meadows Park
  Neighborhood recreation and open space.
• Sugar Sand Park
  A short trip west for trails and family activities.

• Addison Mizner School
• Boca Raton Community High School

Historic Mediterranean Revival residences mix with mid-century and newer homes. Many streets have mature landscaping and individual character.

Downtown, I-95, schools and medical services are close, though most daily trips are easiest by car.

Old Floresta was developed during Boca Raton's 1920s building boom and remains one of the city's most recognizable historic neighborhoods.

The appeal is character, shade and central location rather than master-planned uniformity.

Respect the residential setting while viewing historic architecture, then continue into downtown for public attractions.

Old Floresta preserves a distinctive chapter of Boca Raton's Mediterranean Revival development.

Residents are minutes from downtown while living on quieter, tree-lined streets.