New today$799,000
800 N Tamiami Trail Unit 201Sarasota, FL, 34236
- 2 beds
- 2 baths
- 1,920 sqft
Florida Gulf Coast living
Sarasota homes for sale
Let us help you compare downtown, mainland and nearby island settings for your Sarasota primary residence or second home.
Explore Sarasota real estate
Sarasota real estate offers a choice of coastal lifestyles, from downtown condominiums near restaurants and theaters to established mainland neighborhoods and homes on nearby barrier islands. Start with how you want to live: walkable city surroundings, space for family life, boating access or time at the beach.
Compare houses, condos and waterfront properties for a primary residence or second home. Alongside location and design, consider insurance, association fees, building condition and maintenance requirements to understand what each property will cost to own.
Listings for sale
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Sarasota property market at a glance
Explore the for-sale inventory and median asking price for the Sarasota search area.
- For sale now
- 740
- Median asking price
- $1,080,750
Explore Sarasota-area neighborhoods
Compare architecture, daily conveniences and coastal access across the city and surrounding residential locations.
Rosemary District
A downtown setting with dining nearby. Consider this district if restaurants and Sarasota's central arts venues feature in your plans.
Laurel Park and Gillespie Park
Historic bungalows give these neighborhoods a distinct architectural character. Compare individual homes if an older property appeals to you.
Arlington Park and Southgate
Explore a mix of older and newer architecture, with nearby Southside Village adding shopping and dining to your mainland neighborhood comparison.
Palmer Ranch
South of central Sarasota, Palmer Ranch offers a suburban setting with multiple subdivisions. Recreation access, amenities and fees vary by community.
Gulf Gate
Mainland shopping and dining near Siesta Key's southern access make Gulf Gate worth comparing when weighing everyday errands against beach outings.
Lido Key
Houses, older apartment buildings and luxury condominiums create a varied island setting. St. Armands Circle is nearby for shopping and dining.
Siesta Key
A separate nearby island with two mainland bridges. Siesta Beach, Crescent Beach and Turtle Beach provide distinct places to enjoy the coast.
Culture and outdoor time close to home
Owning a home here gives you opportunities to make Sarasota's cultural and outdoor attractions part of your routine. Downtown restaurants and theaters complement visits to The Ringling and Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, while beaches and parks offer time outside. The Legacy Trail provides paved recreation linking the Sarasota and Venice areas, with access points including Ashton Trailhead and Culverhouse Nature Park. You can cycle or enjoy birding along the trail, then return to your own neighborhood. These are area attractions rather than amenities included with a purchase, so check the actual route from each property to the places you expect to use most.
Everyday essentials to consider
Check the routes and services you will rely on, whether you plan to live here year-round or use your home seasonally.
Airport access
Sarasota Bradenton International Airport is north of downtown. Check the route from each home if frequent flights or second-home visits are part of your plans.
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
The Sarasota campus is on South Tamiami Trail. The health system's wider outpatient and urgent-care facilities are also worth mapping from each home.
Address-based school zones
Sarasota County Schools uses residential attendance zones, subject to choice options. Check the exact address rather than assuming a neighborhood assignment.
What to check before buying a Sarasota home
- Flood and storm exposure: Review property-specific records, flood-zone and evacuation information, and insurance quotations. Flood zones and evacuation levels measure different things, and an X flood-zone designation does not mean a home is flood-proof.
- Condo ownership: Review association finances, building records, reserves and assessments. Check the building condition and any applicable milestone inspections and structural integrity reserve studies.
- Waterfront suitability: Confirm the property's actual water access, dock arrangements and suitability for your boat.
- Ongoing costs: Consider taxes, insurance, association charges, pool care and maintenance when comparing what each home will cost to own.
- Rental plans: Confirm the rules for the specific address before factoring potential rental income into your buying decision.
Your Sarasota homebuying questions
Gaby Sadler
Property Specialist, Serhant
Ask Gaby about Sarasota homes
I can arrange viewings, answer your questions and help you compare Sarasota homes around your lifestyle, budget and ownership plans.
Start your Sarasota home search
Your Sarasota search can begin with a few clear priorities: the setting you enjoy, the property type you prefer and the ownership responsibilities you are comfortable taking on. Tell us whether downtown conveniences, a mainland neighborhood or an island location appeals to you. We can help you focus your comparison around daily life and second-home plans, then explore homes for sale with those priorities in mind.
