Siesta Beach House Condos for Sale

Siesta Beach House Condos – Siesta Key

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The Siesta Beach House is a condominium community in the barrier island of Siesta Key that is endearing for its quiet, old Florida ambiance. This property was developed as early as 1957, and its Midnight Pass Road location makes the condo among the prized finds in the Florida real estate market.

The community is a popular choice not only for a permanent home but also as a vacation rental property because of its proximity to Crescent Beach. This beach in the middle of the eight-mile long island is well-known for its pristine white sands, like the Siesta Public Beach at its northern perimeter.

Crescent Beach is among the community’s chief attractions because it is relatively secluded and in a quieter section of Siesta Key. The condominium has a private lane leading directly to the beach which is only a few hundred feet away from the community.

The Siesta Beach House is composed of inviting rows of two-story townhouses and cottages amid a lush landscaping of palms and trees. Siesta Key Beach House condos for sale can have a starting price near the $400s for floor area of around 780 square feet, two bedrooms and one bathroom. There’s an onsite rental management for those owners who lease out their properties to vacationers and tourists.

In-house leisure activity centers on the community’s heated pool with lounging chairs, tables with umbrella shades, and barbecue grills. Moving on to the southern end of Crescent Beach will take Siesta Beach House residents to Point of Rocks, an ideal area for snorkeling and diving. A bit farther south is Turtle Beach which has a boat launch, a playground, a picnic area, and a horseshoe pit. This beach is also ideal for shell collecting, and fishing is enjoyable at the nearby Blind Pass Lagoon.

A short excursion north of the condominium provides access to the tennis courts and free yoga sessions at the Siesta Public Beach which also has nature trails, volleyball courts, and a pavilion. Shopping and dining around this northern area is as delightful in venues like Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar and the Foxy Lady.

Moving onward to Sarasota City will only take minutes either through the northern or southern bridge which connects Siesta Key to the mainland. Besides the city’s arts and cultural district featuring the Ringling Museum of Arts, among others, the Westfield Sarasota Square Mall and its 140 shops and AMC Theaters are other points of interest that those living in Siesta Key can easily access.