Sunshine Park is a relatively unknown and quaint neighborhood, just five streets long, of homes situated adjacent to Flamingo Park. With approximately 100 homes, mostly built in the 1920’s, Sunshine Park is typically thought of as part of the more popular, Flamingo Park. The one major difference between the two, and other nearby areas, is in the historic designations. Sunshine Park does not have a historic designation, even though it blends in well with the neighboring historic districts. Most residents enjoy not having this designation because they avoid necessary approval of the Historical Preservation Board during renovations.

Within walking distance, residents of Sunshine Park enjoy some unique and popular things to do. Restaurants along the Dixie corridor, like Grato, EMKO, Joy Noodles and the popular lunch stop Great Wraps are sure to satisfy the palette. Jack The Bike Man, calls Sunshine Park home and most recently, local brewers, Civil Society opened up around the corner. The recent additions (2018) Grandview Public Market & Elizabeth Station are a short walk to the west of the community, along with Howard Park and the Armory Art Center.

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