Bird Key is a prestigious established
gated community of exceptional single family homes, many currently
undergoing major renovations and upgrades; some older smaller homes
are being torn down and replaced with larger, more luxurious
residences. It's a true boater's paradise, with most homes on deep
sailboat water canals or direct frontage on Sarasota Bay. It's
perfectly located minutes away from white sugar sand Gulf beaches,
world class shopping and dining at St. Armands Circle and all of
downtown Sarasota's exciting cultural amenities and business center.
Close proximity to beaches, shops,
restaurants and downtown make this unique, plus it is one of the few
neighborhoods which consist of only single family residences: no
condos, duplexes or villas. Most home sites are waterfront, either on
the bay or canal, and for those who are not, or who wish to enhance
their social life, there is Bird Key Yacht Club, which features fine
dining, pool and tennis courts. Membership is by sponsorship and not
mandatory.
Bird Key has a great convenient
location and stable neighborhood of homes from $400,000 to $6,000,000+.
Walk, bike or bus to beaches, shops and restaurants. Minutes to
theater, galleries, opera, ballet, museums and a myriad of special
events throughout the year.
Activities available include boating,
kayaking, jet skiing, windsurfing, swimming, biking, sunning, tennis,
fishing, shopping, picnicking and beach and nature walks
One of Florida’s most prestigious
addresses is Casey Key. Its privileged residents dwell on this narrow,
eight-mile island south of Siesta Key, between the Gulf of Mexico and
Blackburn Bay. Homes here exude a unique blending of wealth, elegance
and old-Florida charm. Conservative, tasteful architecture reigns
supreme, with few exceptions. Land use is restricted to single-family
residences, many of them sprawling Gulf-to-bay estates. The key’s
pristine natural environment and wildlife are protected by
legislation. With some of the highest land values on Florida’s west
coast, Casey Key affords residents a picture perfect island lifestyle.
($450,000 to $12 million+)
Nestled just north of world-renowned
St. Armands Circle, Lido Shores is surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico,
Sarasota Bay and New Pass. This picturesque locale provides the
perfect backdrop for dramatic, upscale homes created by some of
Sarasota’s most talented architects and designers. The area has
attracted artists and intellectuals, as well as successful
entrepreneurs. Many of the homes on the Gulf are now being sold,
remodeled or replaced, as are some bayside homes with their views of
the Sarasota skyline. Deed-restricted, the area offers its own private
beach, accessible only to homeowners of Lido Shores. ($500,000 to $8.5
million+)
From the imposing high-rises which
line Gulf of Mexico Drive to its sprawling bayside estates, Longboat
Key offers residents a secure and private lifestyle. From the moment
you cross the bridge onto this island community, you’ll marvel at its
impeccably manicured fairways and lawns, upscale shopping areas and
obvious opulence. Many of the island’s condominiums are second, third
or even fourth homes for Longboat’s world-traveling residents. ($450,000 to $8.5
million+)
On the southern end of the Key,
Country Club Shores offers one of the island’s few single-family home
neighborhoods. With homes situated on deep sailboat water canals,
Country Club Shores is a boater’s haven. Most of the homes in this
community are single-story and designed in the old-Florida style.
Schooner, Yawl, Spinnaker, Birdie and Bogie… each of this
neighborhood’s streets has a distinctly nautical or golf-related name.
($450,000 to $5 million+)
Privacy and luxury on 1,000 of
Sarasota’s most superbly maintained acres. Bordered by the Gulf of
Mexico to the west and Sarasota Bay to the east, the Longboat Key Club
is a collection of regal resort accommodations. These include quiet
residential neighborhoods and charming condominium villages, along
with a variety of recreational amenities. Within the Longboat Key Club
you will discover such exceptional resorts and communities as The
Resort at Longboat Key Club, Bay Isles, Lighthouse Point, Queens
Harbour and Grand Bay.
Longboat Key has two distinctly
different personalities – the south end with its glamorous
condominiums, and the north end, site of Longboat’s original
“village”. Quaint, canal-front homes and low-rise waterfront
condominiums dot the unspoiled, friendly landscape of the north end.
Unlike the grand Avenue of the Flowers on the south end, Whitney
Beach’s shopping center offers its own unique character and charm.
Siesta Key will captivate you the
moment you step onto its powdery white sands. From sunrise to sunset,
Siesta Key’s world-famous beach displays its unsurpassed beauty to
residents and tourists every year. Venturing further inland, you’ll
discover an artist’s and writer’s colony, complete with eclectic
shops, some of the finest restaurants and sophisticated boutiques.
Turn down Siesta’s side streets and you’ll find everything from small
beachfront condominiums, villas and apartments to magnificent estates.
($350,000 to $8 million+)
From the north bridge (at Siesta
Drive) up to Siesta Village, you’ll find a large selection of
expensive homes, many on the water, with views of the Gulf, downtown
and the bay. The first area of Siesta Key to be developed, the north
end is the site of many of the key’s classic homes as well as an
operating fish market. Nearly every side street is decorated with a
jungle of lush, tropical plantings and private, beautiful views of
bayous and canals. Author John D. MacDonald lived here and his
bayfront house was recently on the market. Another famous Siesta Key
resident was Pulitzer-Prize-winning writer MacKinlay Cantor. This area
is also home to Sarasota’s historic Out-of-Door Academy, now one of
the region’s top private schools, with a sprawling campus in a quiet
neighborhood.
At the heart of Siesta Key you’ll find
the friendly, lively Village. Featured here are avante-garde art
shops, fashionable boutiques, beach bars, restaurants, and some of the
key’s most affordable housing. Also located in this area is the
wonderfully wide beach that earned Siesta Key the reputation for
having “The World’s Whitest Sand”. Here you’ll see hundreds of
beachfront homes, cottages and a variety of condominiums. Many of the
most lavish houses are on deep lots overlooking the bay. Mid-key
neighborhoods include Sandy Hook, Siesta Isles, Riegel’s Landing and
Hidden Harbour, among others. You will also find some exceptional
condominium communities including Casarina, Excelsior, The Gulf and
Bay Club.
SIESTA KEY--SOUTH END
In the past ten years, South Siesta
has become one of Sarasota’s finest addresses. Neighborhoods include
Point of Rocks, where homes sit atop small dunes overlooking big rock
formations in the Gulf, and the Sanderling Club, one of Sarasota’s
first gated communities. Sanderling reflects wealth with its discreet,
understated homes on secluded, wooded lots and a generous stretch of
private beach. South of Sanderling, Midnight Pass Road is lined with
large bayside estates. There are also some smaller, moderately priced
homes as well as luxury condominiums close to Turtle Beach.
ST. ARMANDS KEY
A world-renowned shopping and
dining destination, St. Armands is also a residential community of 225
homes. Architectural styles are eclectic, ranging from Old-Florida to
Mediterranean to contemporary. Many of the smaller or older homes are
currently being renovated or replaced with miniature mansions and
elaborate estates. An intriguing blend of past and present, this
stylish neighborhood is only a short walk from famed St. Armands
Circle and Lido Beach. It is also convenient to downtown Sarasota, the
airport and theater district. ($350,000 to $6,000,000+)
TRADITIONAL MAINLAND
Many of
Sarasota’s mainland communities have been revitalized and have emerged
as some of the city’s most sought-after addresses. Mainland
neighborhoods exude the character and charm of Old Florida. Their
proximity to downtown Sarasota’s cultural offerings, shopping and
restaurants makes them convenient, delightful places to call home.
CEDAR HOLLOW
Off Honore
Avenue south of Fruitville Road, Cedar Hollow is a deed-restricted
community of 225 homes in three phases. Oversized lots and affordable
pricing attracted families to David McNabb when he began transforming
an orange grove into a neighborhood in 1984. Cedar Hollow residents
enjoy the convenience of nearby schools and shopping. ($180,000 to
$350,000+)
CENTER GATE
Conveniently
located Center Gate offers residents charming, ranch-style homes just
south of bustling Bee Ridge Road. Built in the early ‘80’s, Center
Gate homes are constructed of concrete block or wood. Currently, this
neighborhood is undergoing a transformation, as more young families
move here, and in the process, many homes are being updated to better
suit today’s active lifestyles. ($170,000 to $450,000+)
CHEROKEE PARK
Developed in the
mid-1930’s, Cherokee park transcends the times with its wide, quiet
streets, gracious, traditional homes (some on waterfront lots) and
tropical, mature trees. Many of the homes in this well-established
neighborhood have been recently renovated by owners, among them
professionals, executives and retirees. Originally a citrus grove and
family estate, Cherokee Park is conveniently located just off Osprey
Avenue, close to downtown and the beach of Siesta Key. ($350,000 to
$2,500,000+)
SARASOTA DOWNTOWN
Sarasota’s
downtown district is exploding with new energy, from new luxury
condominiums facing the bay to renovated apartments, and a delightful
blend of both new and refurbished single-family homes. Downtown
Sarasota is a vibrant and exciting place to call home. Live theater,
opera, ballet, symphony, an eclectic collection of fine art galleries,
and a wide variety of live entertainment in restaurants and lounges
are drawing both the young professional and the mature adult to sample
the flavor of this sophisticated, cosmopolitan area.
WEST OF THE TRAIL
A choice location on Sarasota’s
mainland, this area is one of the city’s oldest suburban
neighborhoods. It offers quiet streets lined with grand trees and
sidewalks, as well as easy access to Sarasota Memorial Hospital and
downtown. Streets here are named for flowers such as Bougainvillea,
Rose and Hibiscus, and are known as “the flower streets”. The homes
reflect traditional and Spanish styles, with many renovated to
preserve the special flavor of the neighborhood. For professionals and
families who appreciate the convenience of downtown living, the area
west of the Trail is one of the most popular places to live. ($250,000
to $1,000,000+)
LAUREL PARK
One of Sarasota’s most historic
neighborhoods, Laurel Park is within easy walking distance of Main
Street and downtown. Stroll the sidewalks of Laurel Park and you’ll
discover Sarasota’s past in charming Old-Florida bungalows,
Spanish-style architecture, tall Washingtonian palms and other native
plantings. You can also admire renovations of some of Sarasota’s
quaintest homes, many of which belong to artists and young
professionals. An active neighborhood association recently spearheaded
the creation of a small park for picnics and children at play.
($150,000 to $450,000)
GULF GATE
This tranquil, older neighborhood
features the classic Florida home – single-story, ranch-style,
concrete homes with barrel-tile roofs. Yards and homes are beautifully
maintained in Gulf Gate, while winding streets and mature trees
enhance the comfortable atmosphere. An ideal location, Gulf Gate is
just minutes from movie theaters, major shopping centers, schools,
restaurants and Siesta Key Beach. The Gulf Gate Golf Club offers both
nine-and 18-hole executive courses. ($190,000 to $450,000+)
HARBOR ACRES
With its beautifully landscaped
streets and location along Sarasota Bay, Harbor Acres is an astute
property investment as well as a wonderful place to live. Conveniently
situated off Orange Avenue, Harbor Acres offers upscale homes, many
belonging to the city’s leading professionals, in a variety of styles,
ranging from Old-Florida to contemporary. Ideally situated between
Sarasota Memorial Hospital and downtown, this enclave of homes exudes
a timeless appeal. ($450,000 to over $2,500,000+)
LAKE SARASOTA
Lake Sarasota is an affordable
neighborhood, perfect for young families. Located off Bee Ridge Road
east of I-75, this well-maintained community of single-family homes
includes two sections: an older, non-deed restricted area, and a newer
deed-restricted area with homes that are 12 or fewer years old.
THE LANDINGS
One of Sarasota’s most popular newer
communities is The Landings, bordered by Sarasota Bay and Phillippi
Creek. This gated community is just moments away from schools,
shopping, Siesta Key Beach and Sarasota’s finest restaurants. The
Landings Racquet Club offers an active agenda, with tennis facilities,
a pool area, gym and clubhouse. Residents may also enjoy walking and
biking trails which meander throughout The Landings’ park-like
setting. You can choose from a variety of condominiums as well as
single-family homes. ($350,000 to over $1,500,000+).
LONGWOOD RUN
A tranquil country setting of trees,
lakes and nature preserves provides the backdrop for some of
Sarasota’s most charming homes. With its commitment to landscape
integrity, Longwood Run builds homes that are a part of their
environment, rather than intruding on the natural setting. Residents
can select from single-family homes, town homes, garden villas and
patio homes. Located just off University Parkway, on the
Sarasota/Manatee border, Longwood Run offers an active lifestyle and
the casual comfort of country living, just moments from Sarasota’s
dynamic downtown ($200,000 to $450,000+).
McCLELLAN PARK
Wonderfully situated between Orange
and Osprey Avenues, McClellan Park is a neighborhood that preserves
the historical charm of old Sarasota. Set in a tranquil area of
narrow, winding streets, you’ll find mostly older homes, many being
renovated by young families. In this quiet neighborhood, Sarasota’s
history continues to endure. ($250,000 to $500,000+).
MUSEUM AREA
Like so many of Sarasota’s
neighborhoods, the museum area comfortably mixes the modern and the
traditional. Homes facing Sarasota Bay include some of the city’s most
imposing, stately residences. There are also smaller, more affordable
homes along the quiet streets. Towering trees and public access areas
along the bay add to the quaint charm of this area. Patrons of the
arts and history buffs appreciate its proximity to the John and Mabel
Ringling Museum of Art, the Asolo Center for the Performing Arts and
New College/USF. Homeowners are as eclectic as the homes, ranging from
retirees to artists and writers to executives, and some of Sarasota’s
oldest families. ($200,000 to $1,000,000+).
OYSTER BAY
A prestigious address, Oyster Bay is
centered around the Field Club, one of Sarasota’s oldest and most
venerable private clubs. A small area of distinguished homes situated
just west of Tamiami Trail between Hansen Street and Kimlira Lane,
Oyster Bay features classic Old Florida-style homes along with
executive residences, and a few mansions as well, most of which are
situated along the bay. ($400,000 to $2,500,000).
PHILLIPPI GARDENS
East of U.S. 41 in Sarasota, homes in
Phillippi Gardens are a good buy among houses on boating water.
Residents enjoy pristine, deep water about ten minutes by boat to the
Intra coastal Waterway. Developer Reid Farrell, who began designing
the subdivision in 1958, curved the streets here to enhance the
neighborhood’s ambience. Farrell boasted to buyers that no two houses
were alike on the same street, giving Phillippi Gardens a character
all its own. The 600 homes here range in price depending on location.
($180,000 to $550,000+).
SOUTHGATE
One of Sarasota’s signature
neighborhoods, Southgate is a community of more than 2,000
single-family homes, some of which are situated on the banks of
Phillippi Creek. Developed in the 1950’s, Southgate is renowned for
its unpretentious ranch-style homes which feature distinctive concrete
and stucco exteriors, barrel tile roofs and well-maintained lawns.
Southgate stretches from Hyde Park Street to Bee Ridge Road and from
Tamiami Trail to Beneva. ($160,000 to $450,000+).
COUNTRY CLUB COMMUNITIES
Traditionally thought of as havens for
the area’s large retiree population, Sarasota’s country clubs are
redefining themselves as more and more young executives and families
are moving into these master-planned communities. They offer a variety
of home styles, including condominiums, maintenance-free villas and
single-family homes. These communities offer active, vibrant
lifestyles, with golf, tennis, swimming, fitness centers and elaborate
clubhouses among the many amenities.
BENT TREE
A perfect family environment, Bent
Tree is a master-planned community conveniently situated just two
miles east of I-75. Bent Tree offers a wide range of architectural
designs, while each home reflects the community’s commitment to
superior craftsmanship. With its golf course views, wide, beautifully
landscaped streets and amply-stocked lakes, Bent Tree is a wonderful
place to call home. Membership in Bent Tree Golf and Country Club is
optional. Homes from estates to condominiums are available. ($250,000
to $900,000+).
CALUSA LAKES
With a sparkling backdrop of 28 lakes
and a pristine natural environment, Calusa Lakes boasts one of the
Gulf Coast’s most enviable locations. Situated on a 460-acre heavily
wooded site just south of Sarasota Square Mall, Calusa Lakes offers a
choice selection of single-family homes crafted by Sarasota’s most
renowned architects and builders. A challenging golf course affords
players a fine test of their skills from tee to green. ($250,000 to
$500,000+)
COUNTRY CLUB OF SARASOTA
For avid golfers, the Country Club of
Sarasota is the premier place to suit your lifestyle. Situated off
Beneva Road, single-family homes here border picturesque fairways of
the world-famous TPC Golf Course in Prestancia or delightful lakefront
views. ($350,000 to $900,000+)
LAKEWOOD RANCH
Lakewood Ranch is an award-winning
5500 acre master-planned community, designed to suit most lifestyles.
Half of Lakeland Ranch is set aside as open space and recreation
areas, including lakes, parks, nature preserves, wetlands and trails.
It's close to I-75, shopping restaurants and services, with excellent
schools K-12, both private and public
It's divided into 4 villages, 2 of which
are gated communities. Within each village is a variety of
maintenance-free and single family homes at a wide range of prices,
built by the area's top builders
Lakewood Ranch has everything you need:
its own 250 acre Town Center for grocery shopping, retail stores,
banking and hospital facilities, easy access to I-75 and
Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport. It is convenient to the
entire Tampa Bay area. A huge new Business Park is under construction.
The public schools are top-rated, including brand-new Lakewood Ranch
High School, and nearby private schools such as the prestigious Out of
Door Academy offer other excellent educational choices.
Lakewood Ranch has its own 18-hole
championship Legacy Golf Course, designed by Arnold Palmer, with a
beautiful clubhouse. A second course is under construction. The
Athletic Club offers 2 swimming pools (lap & recreational), tennis
courts and gym. Small sailboats, canoes and other small craft can use
160-acre Lake Uihlein, and there are 5 other lakes for boating &
fishing. Residents make use of the more than 100 miles of sidewalks &
trails for running, biking & walking. The Polo Club is right down the
road, and community parks feature tennis, ball fields, basketball
courts, playgrounds & picnic areas. The diversity of its residents is
reflected in the 25 active resident clubs.
Number of homes in Lakewood
Ranch: 1,800+
Homes range in price from
$150,000 to over $2,000,000.
Home square footage ranges from
1,000 to over 12,000 sq.ft.
Neighborhood approximately 20
minutes north/east of downtown.Sarasota
LAUREL OAK ESTATES
An upscale country lifestyle is
yours at Laurel Oak Estates. With a limit of 430 homes to be built on
its 813 acres, this community will insure plenty of privacy and
tranquility. Homes are surrounded by two 18-hole golf courses designed
by Gary Player, and undisturbed stands of oak and pine and natural
wetlands. Also available to residents are eight tennis courts, a
junior Olympic-sized pool and a 30,000-sq. ft. clubhouse, where
activities are designed to appeal to all age groups. Lakefront, golf
course and wooded lots are available. ($400,000 to $2,000,000+).
PALM-AIRE COUNTRY CLUB
One of the area’s most distinguished
country club communities, Palm-Aire is comprised of 1,300 acres of
land with residences ranging from condominiums to estate-sized homes
and wooded villa communities. Both families and retirees are attracted
to this popular community, located at University Parkway and Whitfield
Avenue in Manatee County. Palm Aire offers two championship golf
courses, 14 lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, an Olympic-sized pool and a
23,000 sq. ft. clubhouse. ($180,000 to $800,000+).
PALMER RANCH
Formerly owned by Sarasota pioneer,
Bertha Palmer, (and then by the late, legendary businessman and Tampa
Bay Bucs owner Hugh Culverhouse), Palmer Ranch today is Sarasota’s
largest master-planned community. It consists of 10,000 acres of
superbly developed single-ownership land. In fast-growing South
Sarasota, just minutes from the city’s beaches, cultural, business and
civic centers, Palmer Ranch presents buyers with a wide range of
lifestyle choices, from maintenance-free villas and condominiums to
sprawling estates and beautiful single-family homes ($250,000 to over
$1,000,000).
DEER CREEK
An upscale community of 378 custom
homes and 106 villas on 285 acres in the heart of Palmer Ranch.
Deer Creek is an outstanding gated,
deed-restricted residential community of 484 houses and
maintenance-free villas. Almost half of its 285 acres has been
reserved for lakes and nature preserves. Natural beauty and
sensitivity to site-planning set Deer Creek apart from typical
surrounding communities. Consideration for the homeowner’s privacy has
been of utmost importance.
Roads wind around the lakes of this
neighborhood and many of the original trees are still standing, along
with newly planted ones and seasonal flowers. Beautiful wild birds and
waterfowl are plentiful. Each home site is carefully planned so that
no home backs up to a neighbor's, affording families the privacy to
enjoy outdoor activities.
Deer Creek is an oasis
just minutes from the white sand beaches of the Gulf of Mexico and
boating on the Intracoastal Waterway. This community is close to the
cultural area of downtown Sarasota and within walking distance of
shopping, movies, and a complete new YMCA facility.
The golfer has a wide
choice of courses, including the TPC course at Prestancia. From Deer
Creek we also enjoy easy access to I-75 which allows to be in
Bradenton or Venice in less than 15 minutes. The Sarasota/Bradenton
Airport is only a 30-minute drive away
Homes range in price from $200,000
to $575,000.
Home square footage ranges from
1,700 to over 4,000 sq.ft.
Neighborhood approximately 15
minutes south of downtown.
HUNTINGTON POINTE
A community of two-, three- and
four-bedroom single-family homes, each on either a lakefront or wooded
home site.
MARBELLA
A delightful enclave of 139 homes and
zero-lot-line villas. This upscale community features Mediterranean
and traditional architecture.
SAVANNAH AT TURTLE ROCK
As we wind through Turtle Rock
Boulevard, you'll see the Club House on your left and some gorgeous
views of one of our small lakes. Also on the same side are the
community pool and the tennis courts. Bike and jogging paths
throughout. Every sunny morning brings out a lot of walkers, some with
their dogs. About five years ago, when Turtle Rock was first built,
there was a great effort to keep as much natural flora as possible. As
a result, our nature preserves are home to many bird species.
Turtle Rock is a deed-restricted
community with a variety of homes - about 800 - on nice-sized lots in
prices ranging from $280,000 to $650,000+. The oldest are around five
years old; a few new ones are still being built. We also have a
maintenance-free section.
STONEYBROOK
Stylized and spacious two-, three- and
four-bedroom homes, each quality-crafted and situated on a lakefront
or wooded homesite.
PRESTANCIA
Home of two championship golf courses,
including the prestigious Tournament Players Club. Owned and operated
by the PGA tour, this is one of the best places in town to see one
luxurious home after another. Small neighborhoods within Prestancia
include La Vista, Mara Villa, Monte Verde, The Enclave, The Estates,
The Manors and Palacio, Villa D’Este, Villa Fiore, Villa Mirada and
Villa Palmeras.
PELICAN POINTE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
Pelican Pointe residents are drawn to
an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Ted McAnlis and a
multi-million-dollar clubhouse. This award-winning, gated community is
located in Venice. ($180,000 to $350,000+).
RIVER WILDERNESS
Country living is captured perfectly
in River Wilderness, an elegant, private golf and country club
community set on a river in Manatee County. A 27,000-sq. ft. clubhouse
set amid lush landscaping welcomes residents, along with custom homes
and generous-sized home sites. ($180,000 to $500,000+).
ROSEDALE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
Situated in the burgeoning area just
east of I-75 on State Road 70 in southern Manatee County, Rosedale
Golf and Country Club includes single-family homes, golf course villas
and lake houses on 335 acres. With its secured entry, bubbling
fountains and graceful columns, Rosedale exudes a gracious Southern
charm. Residents enjoy 18 championship holes of golf, Har-Tru tennis
courts, boating and swimming 365 days of the year. ($150,000 to
$375,000+).
THE MEADOWS
One of Sarasota’s most popular
communities, The Meadows offers a big assortment of single-family
homes, villas and condominiums. With its wide variety of styles and
price ranges, The Meadows has established itself as a favorite for
both families and retirees. The Meadows, located just off 17th Street
near I-75, offers sports, recreational facilities, entertainment, fine
dining and shopping – all in a private resort atmosphere. Golf,
tennis, racquetball, bicycling and jogging trails, plus dozens of
stocked lakes give residents plenty of activity and entertainment all
year round. ($150,000 to $600,000+).
THE OAKS
Among the most dramatic homes in
Sarasota are those found in The Oaks. Many of Georgian design, homes
here are complemented by an idyllic setting with statuesque trees.
Situated on both the east and west sides of U.S. 41 in Osprey, just
south of Sarasota, The Oaks offers an outstanding stretch of coastline
and a ten-acre bald eagle sanctuary. Homeowners are invited to join
The Oaks Club where they may enjoy championship golf, Har-Tru tennis
courts, an oversized pool, croquet and a multi-million dollar
clubhouse. ($450,000 to $2,500,000+).
UNIVERSITY PARK COUNTRY CLUB
Recognized as one of Sarasota’s
premier lifestyle communities, University Park Country Club offers an
active lifestyle. You’ll find a variety of homestyle choices,
including maintenance-free, single-family homes, patio homes and
custom-designed estates. Ideal for both young families and retirees,
residents here can enjoy a championship golf course, tropical
panoramas and the country club with its busy social schedule, popular
Park Grille & Café and pro shops. ($250,000 to $1,000,000+).
VENICE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
Set amid 460 acres of lush woodlands
and grasslands, the Venice Golf and Country Club embodies the
consummate country club lifestyle. With numerous nature preserves and
55 acres of glistening lakes, the community balances natural beauty
with a variety of man-made amenities, including an 18-hole
championship golf course, a clubhouse, a junior Olympic-sized swimming
pool, formal and informal dining areas, Har-Tru tennis courts,
exercise facilities and more. Six enclaves of upscale, single-family
homes afford residents a rare combination of privacy and luxury.
($200,000 to $500,000+).
SOUTHBAY YACHT & RACQUET CLUB
Southbay is
one of the most unique communities on the southwest coast of Florida.
Located between Sarasota and Venice, it has over 345 custom homes, a
large clubhouse & pool, lighted tennis courts, and arguably the finest
private deep water marina on the Gulf Coast. It features 172 boat
slips that can accommodate boats up to 55 feet in length. ($200,000 to
$1,000,000+).
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