The Crescent: Contemporary Gulf-Front Living on Siesta Key

The Crescent is a boutique Gulf-front condominium community at 6512 Midnight Pass Road on Siesta Key. Completed in 2006 with just 26 residences, the property combines direct beach access, Gulf views, two swimming pools, a fitness room, covered parking, landscaped outdoor spaces, and a comparativ
Read MoreBeachway: Easygoing Condo Living Near Siesta Key Beach

Beachway is an established Siesta Key condominium community at 5600 Beach Way Drive, directly across from Siesta Key Public Beach. Built around 1970, the community offers predominantly two-bedroom residences, a heated swimming pool, landscaped grounds, covered assigned parking, and a location th
Read MoreJamaica Royale: Tropical Living Along Siesta Key Beach

Jamaica Royale is a Gulf-front condominium community at 5830 Midnight Pass Road on Siesta Key in Sarasota, Florida, offering direct access to approximately 300 feet of private white-sand beach, tropical grounds, three swimming pools, and an unusually varied collection of villas, penthouse-style
Read MoreDolphin Bay: Waterfront Luxury with a Siesta Key Address

Dolphin Bay offers a different interpretation of waterfront living on Siesta Key: instead of facing the Gulf of Mexico, this gated condominium community looks toward the Intracoastal Waterway and Little Sarasota Bay while keeping Siesta Key's famous beaches nearby. That location gives buyers two
Read MoreIsland House: A Classic Siesta Key Beachfront Escape

Island House combines direct Crescent Beach frontage with a distinctive mix of Gulf-front condominium apartments and lower-rise private villas, creating one of Siesta Key's classic beach-resort settings. Located at 6150 Midnight Pass Road, Island House Beach Resort places owners and guests directl
Read MoreBeach Villas at the Oasis: Luxury Living Steps from the Gulf

Beach Villas at the Oasis offers a distinctive alternative for buyers who want the space and privacy of a larger residence while remaining close to Siesta Key's beach and village lifestyle. Located around Calle Miramar and Beach Road, this boutique condominium community places residents near the
Read MoreHow Boat Access Can Affect Waterfront Home Values

Two waterfront homes can have similar square footage, comparable renovations and nearly identical views, yet appeal to very different buyers because of one factor: what kind of boat can actually reach the property. In Sarasota-area waterfront real estate, being "on the water" does not automaticall
Read MoreThe Pointe: Waterfront Views from Siesta Key’s Southern Tip

At the very end of Midnight Pass Road, The Pointe occupies one of Siesta Key’s most distinctive waterfront settings. The gated condominium community sits on more than five acres at the island’s southern tip, where water surrounds the property on three sides and residences can capture expansive vie
Read MoreBay Tree Club: Enjoy the Beach-to-Bay Lifestyle on Siesta Key

Bay Tree Club offers a version of Siesta Key living that is difficult to duplicate: the community stretches from the Gulf of Mexico to Little Sarasota Bay, giving residents access to both sides of the island. Walk toward the Gulf for the beach. Head toward the bay for boating, kayaking, fishing an
Read MoreSunrise Cove: Bayfront Living and Island Sunrises on Siesta Key

Sunrise Cove gives Siesta Key buyers something the community's name captures perfectly: a front-row view of morning arriving over Little Sarasota Bay. Located on the quieter southern end of Siesta Key, this established waterfront condominium community combines bay views, boating and kayaking acces
Read MoreSea Village: Gulf-Front Living with Classic Siesta Key Appeal

Sea Village offers a version of Siesta Key living that feels refreshingly straightforward: low-rise residences, Gulf views, waterfront pools and sunsets just outside your door. Rather than the scale of a large resort-style condominium complex, Sea Village has the character of an established boutiq
Read MoreMidnight Cove Gulfside: Beach Living on Siesta Key’s Crescent Beach

Midnight Cove Gulfside puts one of Siesta Key's biggest attractions—the beach—at the center of everyday life. Located directly along Crescent Beach, the Gulfside portion of Midnight Cove combines beachfront condominiums and townhomes, tropical landscaping, a heated pool and private beach access
Read MoreSeagrove: Exclusive Gulf-Front Residences on Siesta Key

Seagrove is one of Siesta Key's most intimate luxury Gulf-front communities, with just 12 residences positioned beside the celebrated white sands of Crescent Beach. Developed in 2004, the gated enclave combines eight condominium residences in a mid-rise building with four larger courtyard homes,
Read MoreHouse of the Sun: Gulf-Side Living on Crescent Beach

Some Siesta Key condominium communities are about being near the beach. House of the Sun offers something different: a location directly on Crescent Beach, where the Gulf of Mexico becomes part of everyday life. Located at 6518 Midnight Pass Road, House of the Sun is an established Gulf-front condom
Read MoreSiesta Beach House: A Front-Row Seat to the Siesta Key Lifestyle

Some Siesta Key properties are about luxury amenities. Others are about putting the beach at the center of everyday life. Siesta Beach House belongs firmly in the second category. Located at 5950 Midnight Pass Road, this established condominium community stretches along private Windsong Lane toward
Read MoreThe Sanctuary: Secluded Beachfront Luxury on Longboat Key

The Sanctuary on Longboat Key is a gated Gulf-front condominium community behind the gates of the Longboat Key Club on the southern end of Longboat Key, Florida. Developed from 1989 through 1991, the community includes five beachfront buildings and 181 residences ranging from approximately 1,785
Read MoreLongboat Key vs. Siesta Key: Where Should You Buy a Florida Beach Home?

If you're searching for a beach home near Sarasota, two islands are likely to rise quickly to the top of your list: Longboat Key and Siesta Key. Both offer beautiful Gulf Coast settings, waterfront real estate and easy access to Sarasota, but the lifestyles can feel remarkably different. Longboa
Read MoreLiving on Siesta Key: What Home Buyers Should Know

Living on Siesta Key puts home buyers on a Sarasota barrier island known for Gulf beaches, Siesta Key Village, waterfront neighborhoods, condominiums, boating, and a distinctly coastal lifestyle. The real estate varies considerably, from beachfront condos and Gulf-front estates to canal homes an
Read MoreBay Oaks: A Peaceful Place to Call Home on Siesta Key

Siesta Key is famous for its beach, but living on the island does not have to mean choosing a condominium directly on the Gulf. Bay Oaks offers another version of island life. Located at 6157 Midnight Pass Road on the Intracoastal side of Siesta Key, Bay Oaks combines mature landscaping, waterfr
Read MoreBay Island: Island Living Between Sarasota and Siesta Key

Bay Island occupies a distinctive position in Sarasota real estate. Located around the northern gateway to Siesta Key, the neighborhood combines an island setting with unusually convenient access to mainland Sarasota. The community includes everything from established Florida homes to newly cons
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