SELECT NEIGHBORHOODS
Sarasota is a diverse and dynamic city composed of various neighborhoods, each offering unique amenities and atmospheres that cater to a wide range of lifestyles.
WEST OF INTERSTATE 75
- St. Armands Key:
- Known for St. Armands Circle, a premier shopping and dining destination.
- Upscale homes and proximity to Lido Beach.
- Lido Key:
- Residential area with beach access, parks, and a variety of dining options.
- Lido Beach and South Lido Park are major attractions.
- Bird Key:
- An exclusive island community with luxury waterfront homes.
- Popular among boaters due to deep-water access.
- Downtown Sarasota:
- Urban living with high-rise condos, cultural attractions, dining, and nightlife.
- Home to the Sarasota Opera House, Selby Public Library, and various theaters.
- Downtown Neighborhoods: Golden Gate, Bayfront, Burns Court, Laurel Park, Rosemary District, Gillespie Park
- Harbor Acres:
- Exclusive, upscale neighborhood located near downtown Sarasota.
- Features luxury waterfront homes with private docks, lush landscaping, and scenic bay views.
- Southside Village:
- Located near Sarasota Memorial Hospital.
- A blend of residential areas and a vibrant commercial district with shops and restaurants.
- Arlington Park:
- Family-friendly neighborhood with a popular park offering a swimming pool, athletic courts, and a dog park.
- Features a mix of older and newer homes.
- Non-deed restricted and non-gated.
- The Meadows:
- A master-planned community, centrally located in Sarasota, with over 3,400 homes and condos spread across 1,650 acres.
- Known for its lush landscaping, numerous lakes, and three golf courses designed by renowned architects.
- South Gate:
- Mid-century neighborhood with ranch-style homes and a relaxed suburban feel.
- Known for its central location, mature landscaping, and close proximity to shopping and dining options.
- Non-HOA, deed-restricted.
- Gulf Gate:
- A well-established neighborhood with mid-century homes.
- Known for its central location and proximity to shopping centers and restaurants.
- Deed-restricted, non-HOA.
- Siesta Key:
- Famous for Siesta Beach, often ranked among the top beaches in the U.S.
- A mix of luxurious waterfront homes and more modest residences.
- Palmer Ranch:
- A large master-planned community with various sub-neighborhoods.
- Features golf courses, nature preserves, and resort-style living gated HOA communities.
- Indian Beach-Sapphire Shores:
- Historic neighborhood with diverse architectural styles.
- Home to the Ringling Museum of Art and New College of Florida.
EAST OF INTERSTATE 75
- Lakewood Ranch:
- One of the largest master-planned communities covering over 33,000 acres east of highway 75.
- East of I-75 (Interstate 75):
- A diverse area with various residential developments, including gated communities, suburban neighborhoods, and rural estates.
- Offers convenient access to major highways and shopping centers while maintaining a quieter, more secluded atmosphere.