Nassau Park, Delray Beach’s first locally designated historic district, spans two blocks along Nassau Street from South Ocean Boulevard to Venetian Drive.   Primarily developed between 1935 and 1941, the residential neighborhood contains cottages built in the Colonial-Cape Cod Revival style which incorporate architectural detailing derived from early wooden folk houses of Eastern Massachusetts. The original 18 houses built from 1935-1941 retain their dominant architectural elements such as accentuated front doors with overhead fanlights, and carved wood detailing. Nassau Street evokes a time during the 1930s when the winter colony relaxed in discreet small-scale cottages surrounded by natural beauty.  The City of Delray Beach designated the Nassau Park Historic District in 1988. Today these homes are surrounded by single family homes, luxury condos and townhouses.Nassau Park is a high-end community of luxurious single-family homes right on the ocean.  The community is nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, and is a short walk from the heart of the city, offering the best in South Florida lifestyle.