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Under contract-accepting backup offers. ** The Seller requests NO SOLICITATION…
Under contract-accepting backup offers. ** The Seller requests NO SOLICITATION COMMUNICATIONS of any kind. LISTING WITHDRAWN, WILL BE RE-ACTIVATED.**
Imagine owning a 1/4 acre (11,058 sq.ft.) estate in Historic Laurel Park including a craftsman style bungalow, a detached studio and an accessory cottage, all within a short walk to Main street. This unique property offers many possibilities including live/work, short-term rentals as well as an excellent long-term investment. The historically designated home is defined by its large covered front porch that beckons you inside. As you step through the front door, solid wood floors guide you through the interior spaces. The original details, like solid wood doors and heart pine wood walls, serve as a canvas for any color palette, allowing you to make it your own. The kitchen, adorned with walls of windows that provide picturesque views of the lush garden, boasts solid maple cabinetry and butcher block countertops. Gas appliances add a touch of convenience, while an abundance of natural light bathes the space in warmth. The living area consists of two bedrooms and one bath, along with an enclosed porch, all thoughtfully designed to make the most of the available space. The living room seamlessly connects to the dining room, which sits just off the kitchen. Step outside onto the large rear sun deck, and within a few steps find the detached studio, with its finished wood floors, built-in storage, and en suite half bath. Across the lushly landscaped yard, the large screened porch welcomes you to discover the one-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage retreat. Here, a pavered brick patio offers a charming setting for outdoor activities, while the spacious covered canvas seating area, outdoor shower, and vintage storage/laundry shed enhance the potential for enjoyment. The combined possibilities of these unique spaces are a rare find in downtown Sarasota. Not only is this property close to the lively city center, but it's also conveniently situated near the bayfront and the pristine Gulf beaches, making it an exceptional location for those who appreciate arts, entertainment, and an active lifestyle. Nearby, you'll find bike and jogging trails, tennis courts, and pickleball courts, catering to avid athletes. Whether you're looking for a unique home, a space to work and live, or an investment property, this offering in Laurel Park promises a truly distinctive Sarasota experience.
Under contract-accepting backup offers. ** The Seller requests NO SOLICITATION COMMUNICATIONS of any kind. LISTING WITHDRAWN, WILL BE RE-ACTIVATED.** Imagine owning a 1/4 acre (11,058 sq.ft.) estate in Historic Laurel Park including a craftsman style bungalow, a detached studio and an accessory cottage, all within a short walk to Main street. This unique property offers many possibilities including live/work, short-term rentals as well as an excellent long-term investment. The historically designated home is defined by its large covered front porch that beckons you inside. As you step through the front door, solid wood floors guide you through the interior spaces. The original details, like solid wood doors and heart pine wood walls, serve as a canvas for any color palette, allowing you to make it your own. The kitchen, adorned with walls of windows that provide picturesque views of the lush garden, boasts solid maple cabinetry and butcher block countertops. Gas appliances add a touch of convenience, while an abundance of natural light bathes the space in warmth. The living area consists of two bedrooms and one bath, along with an enclosed porch, all thoughtfully designed to make the most of the available space. The living room seamlessly connects to the dining room, which sits just off the kitchen. Step outside onto the large rear sun deck, and within a few steps find the detached studio, with its finished wood floors, built-in storage, and en suite half bath. Across the lushly landscaped yard, the large screened porch welcomes you to discover the one-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage retreat. Here, a pavered brick patio offers a charming setting for outdoor activities, while the spacious covered canvas seating area, outdoor shower, and vintage storage/laundry shed enhance the potential for enjoyment. The combined possibilities of these unique spaces are a rare find in downtown Sarasota. Not only is this property close to the lively city center, but it's also conveniently situated near the bayfront and the pristine Gulf beaches, making it an exceptional location for those who appreciate arts, entertainment, and an active lifestyle. Nearby, you'll find bike and jogging trails, tennis courts, and pickleball courts, catering to avid athletes. Whether you're looking for a unique home, a space to work and live, or an investment property, this offering in Laurel Park promises a truly distinctive Sarasota experience.
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3 Bedrooms

3 Total Bathrooms

2,400 Sq.Ft. Living Space

0.26 Acres Lot Size

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Bedroom
3 Beds
Bathroom
3 Baths
Full Bathrooms
2 Full Baths
Half Bathrooms
1
Laundry Room
Inside, Laundry Room
Flooring
Tile, Wood
Appliances
Dishwasher, Disposal, Electric Water Heater, Gas Water Heater, Microwave, Range, Refrigerator, Washer
Other Interior Features
Ceiling Fans(s), Eat-in Kitchen, Primary Bedroom Main Floor, Solid Surface Counters, Solid Wood Cabinets, Window Treatments
Exterior & Building
Stories
1
Water Source
Public
Utilites
Cable Available, Electricity Connected, Natural Gas Connected, Phone Available, Sewer Connected, Water Connected
Roof
Metal
Lot Features
Historic District, City Limits, Landscaped, Near Marina, Near Public Transit, Oversized Lot, Sidewalk, Paved
Parking
On Street, Open, Parking Pad
Heat Type
Central, Electric
Air Conditioning
Central Air, Wall/Window Unit(s)
Sewer
Public Sewer
Substructure
Pillar/Post/Pier
Security Features
Smoke Detector(s)
Other Exterior Features
Lighting, Sidewalk
Lot & Area
Status
Inactive
Living Area
2,400 Sq.Ft.
Lot Size
0.26 Acres
MLS® ID
A4592739
Type
Residential
Year Built
1925
Neighborhood
Sarasota
Architecture Styles
Custom
View Description
Garden,Trees/Woods
Elementary School
Southside Elementary
Middle School
Booker Middle
High School
Sarasota High
Finance
Sales Price
$995,000
Real Estate Taxes
$6,691/yr
Zoning
RSM9
Sarasota
This seaside city’s recreational amenities also include many outstanding golf courses.

Welcome to Sarasota

Coastal hub of arts and culture with diverse attractions

Sarasota (Zipcodes 34236, 34237, 34239, 34234, and 34231) is a coastal hub of arts and culture on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Residents of this family-friendly city enjoy beautiful weather and access to an abundance of beaches and parks to enjoy it in. Sarasota offers exceptional shopping and dining with a huge variety of restaurants. This seaside city’s recreational amenities also include many outstanding golf courses. Sarasota was the longtime winter home of the Ringling Brothers Circus, and premier attractions such as the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art bear the Ringling family name.

Sarasota’s eclectic real estate mix covers all bases. Housing styles include cozy single-level family homes, stylish contemporary condominium complexes with pools and tennis courts, and palatial private estates with stunning architecture and impeccable amenities.

What to Love

  • Major hub of arts and culture
  • Huge variety of recreation
  • Eclectic real estate mix
  • Premier shopping and dining

People & Lifestyle

Sarasota provides a wonderful balance between urban amenities and outdoor recreation. From first-class restaurants and world-class cultural attractions to boating around the Gulf islands off the coast, there is an endless amount to see and do within the local area.

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

Sarasota is a vibrant city with a huge variety of places to shop, dine, and discover. Selva Grill’s innovative Peruvian cuisine has won rave reviews from Zagat, Lonely Planet, and the New York Times. Morton’s Gourmet Market has been a Sarasota mainstay for decades. This family-run market sells gourmet groceries and deliciously prepared meals. Nancy’s BBQ serves mouthwatering smoked meats with specialties including beef brisket, pulled and bone-in chicken, pulled pork, and Saint Louis spare ribs.

Michael’s on East has delighted diners with its sophisticated New American cuisine and stylish piano lounge since it first opened in 1987. Sister restaurants Mattison’s City Grille and Mattison’s Forty-One each serve an eclectic menu of refined land and sea entrees alongside happy hour drinks specials.

Off the Hook is a seafood restaurant and market offering gourmet sit-down seafood meals and fresh locally sourced fish to take home. Walt’s also combines a fresh seafood market with a restaurant and tiki bar run by a family that has been selling some of Sarasota’s tastiest and freshest ocean catches for over a century.

At Bayfront Park, O’Leary’s is a tiki bar and restaurant featuring regular live music against a beautiful waterfront backdrop. The Old Salty Dog has two locations on barrier islands easily accessible from mainland Sarasota. Both restaurants serve a wide-ranging surf ‘n’ turf menu with shareable specialties including seafood platters and steam pots.

On Siesta Key, Captain Curt’s Crab & Oyster Bar is a laid-back spot serving great clam chowder. Captain Curt’s also has a tiki bar that hosts live music performances. Owen’s Fish Camp is another fine choice for seafood with a varied menu, including a shareable Low Country Boil with king crab legs, mussels, clams, and Andouille sausage.

Sarasota’s shopping destinations include more than 100 specialty stores and 20 restaurants at The Mall at University Town Center. Dining highlights here include sophisticated steakhouse fare paired with world-class wines at The Capital Grille. On Saint Armands Key, St. Armands Circle features more than 130 businesses including stylish boutiques, seafood restaurants, cocktail lounges, and art galleries. Sarasota Farmers Market is held every Saturday morning with dozens of vendors lining the streets of downtown Sarasota.

Things to Do

Sarasota is a major hub of arts and culture. The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art features a large collection of European Baroque art, while the Ringling Circus Museum is packed with fun exhibits exploring the history of the Ringling Brothers’ Circus. Ringling College of Art and Design is a private art school that attracts many talented artists to Sarasota. The associated Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College features ever-changing exhibitions of contemporary artwork.

On City Island…Mote…, Mote Marine Aquarium exhibits more than 100 species of marine animals. Marie Selby Botanical Gardens is a living museum in downtown Sarasota with a collection spanning tens of thousands of plant species across a 30-acre site.

First-class cultural performances can be enjoyed at the historic 1920s Sarasota Opera House, the striking modernist Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, and the Sarasota Ballet. Towles Court Artist Colony showcases the work of many talented fine artists. Towles Court also organizes an art walk with live music on the third Friday of each month. Theatrical performances can be enjoyed at venues such as The Players Centre for Performing Arts, Florida Studio Theatre, and the Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe. In spring, Sarasota Film Festival showcases a diverse lineup of international film screenings. Robarts Arena hosts many conventions, performances, and events, including the Sarasota Fair and the Thunder by the Bay motorcycle and music festival.

Sarasota also offers lots of parks and greenspace. Enjoy captivating waterfront views at Bayfront Park, attractions including a circus-themed playground at Payne Park, major rowing events on the 400-acre lake at Nathan Benderson Park, and unspoiled coastal scenery with views over the Gulf of Mexico, Big Sarasota Pass, Sarasota Bay, and Brushy Bayou at South Lido Park on Lido Key.

Sarasota Schools

Sarasota is served by Sarasota County Public Schools.

 

Best Realtor in Sarasota FL

Whether you're interesting in buying a home in Sarasota, or want to sell your Sarasota home for the highest value possible, it is highly advised that you consult with the best realtor in Sarasota FL. Roger Pettingell has sold over $2.6 billion in luxury properties. With unmatched expertise in Southwest Florida's exciting luxury market, he can give you the representation you need to make your real estate transaction as smooth and as advantageous to you as possible. Contact us today to speak with top Sarasota real estate agents!

 

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Welcome to Sarasota Coastal hub of arts and culture with diverse attractions Sarasota (Zipcodes 34236, 34237, 34239, 34234, and 34231) is a coastal hub of arts and culture on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Residents of this family-friendly city enjoy beautiful weather and access to an abundance of beaches and parks to enjoy it in. Sarasota offers exceptional shopping and dining with a huge variety of restaurants. This seaside city’s recreational amenities also include many outstanding golf courses. Sarasota was the longtime winter home of the Ringling Brothers Circus, and premier attractions such as the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art bear the Ringling family name. Sarasota’s eclectic real estate mix covers all bases. Housing styles include cozy single-level family homes, stylish contemporary condominium complexes with pools and tennis courts, and palatial private estates with stunning architecture and impeccable amenities. What to Love Major hub of arts and culture Huge variety of recreation Eclectic real estate mix Premier shopping and dining People & Lifestyle Sarasota provides a wonderful balance between urban amenities and outdoor recreation. From first-class restaurants and world-class cultural attractions to boating around the Gulf islands off the coast, there is an endless amount to see and do within the local area. Dining, Entertainment & Shopping Sarasota is a vibrant city with a huge variety of places to shop, dine, and discover. Selva Grill’s innovative Peruvian cuisine has won rave reviews from Zagat, Lonely Planet, and the New York Times. Morton’s Gourmet Market has been a Sarasota mainstay for decades. This family-run market sells gourmet groceries and deliciously prepared meals. Nancy’s BBQ serves mouthwatering smoked meats with specialties including beef brisket, pulled and bone-in chicken, pulled pork, and Saint Louis spare ribs. Michael’s on East has delighted diners with its sophisticated New American cuisine and stylish piano lounge since it first opened in 1987. Sister restaurants Mattison’s City Grille and Mattison’s Forty-One each serve an eclectic menu of refined land and sea entrees alongside happy hour drinks specials. Off the Hook is a seafood restaurant and market offering gourmet sit-down seafood meals and fresh locally sourced fish to take home. Walt’s also combines a fresh seafood market with a restaurant and tiki bar run by a family that has been selling some of Sarasota’s tastiest and freshest ocean catches for over a century. At Bayfront Park, O’Leary’s is a tiki bar and restaurant featuring regular live music against a beautiful waterfront backdrop. The Old Salty Dog has two locations on barrier islands easily accessible from mainland Sarasota. Both restaurants serve a wide-ranging surf ‘n’ turf menu with shareable specialties including seafood platters and steam pots. On Siesta Key, Captain Curt’s Crab & Oyster Bar is a laid-back spot serving great clam chowder. Captain Curt’s also has a tiki bar that hosts live music performances. Owen’s Fish Camp is another fine choice for seafood with a varied menu, including a shareable Low Country Boil with king crab legs, mussels, clams, and Andouille sausage. Sarasota’s shopping destinations include more than 100 specialty stores and 20 restaurants at The Mall at University Town Center. Dining highlights here include sophisticated steakhouse fare paired with world-class wines at The Capital Grille. On Saint Armands Key, St. Armands Circle features more than 130 businesses including stylish boutiques, seafood restaurants, cocktail lounges, and art galleries. Sarasota Farmers Market is held every Saturday morning with dozens of vendors lining the streets of downtown Sarasota. Things to Do Sarasota is a major hub of arts and culture. The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art features a large collection of European Baroque art, while the Ringling Circus Museum is packed with fun exhibits exploring the history of the Ringling Brothers’ Circus. Ringling College of Art and Design is a private art school that attracts many talented artists to Sarasota. The associated Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College features ever-changing exhibitions of contemporary artwork. On City Island…Mote…, Mote Marine Aquarium exhibits more than 100 species of marine animals. Marie Selby Botanical Gardens is a living museum in downtown Sarasota with a collection spanning tens of thousands of plant species across a 30-acre site. First-class cultural performances can be enjoyed at the historic 1920s Sarasota Opera House, the striking modernist Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, and the Sarasota Ballet. Towles Court Artist Colony showcases the work of many talented fine artists. Towles Court also organizes an art walk with live music on the third Friday of each month. Theatrical performances can be enjoyed at venues such as The Players Centre for Performing Arts, Florida Studio Theatre, and the Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe. In spring, Sarasota Film Festival showcases a diverse lineup of international film screenings. Robarts Arena hosts many conventions, performances, and events, including the Sarasota Fair and the Thunder by the Bay motorcycle and music festival. Sarasota also offers lots of parks and greenspace. Enjoy captivating waterfront views at Bayfront Park, attractions including a circus-themed playground at Payne Park, major rowing events on the 400-acre lake at Nathan Benderson Park, and unspoiled coastal scenery with views over the Gulf of Mexico, Big Sarasota Pass, Sarasota Bay, and Brushy Bayou at South Lido Park on Lido Key. Sarasota Schools Sarasota is served by Sarasota County Public Schools. Southside Elementary, Public, K-5 Pine View School for the Gifted, Public, 2-12 Sarasota Military Academy, Public, Charter, 6-12 Booker Visual and Performing Arts, Public, 9-12 Suncoast Polytechnical High, Public, Magnet, 9-12 Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School, Private, PK-12   Best Realtor in Sarasota FL Whether you're interesting in buying a home in Sarasota, or want to sell your Sarasota home for the highest value possible, it is highly advised that you consult with the best realtor in Sarasota FL. Roger Pettingell has sold over $2.6 billion in luxury properties. With unmatched expertise in Southwest Florida's exciting luxury market, he can give you the representation you need to make your real estate transaction as smooth and as advantageous to you as possible. Contact us today to speak with top Sarasota real estate agents!   Residences Ritz Carlton Harbor Aces    
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