Sarasota Solitude

Welcome to Sarasota Solitude – A Mid-Century Modern Retreat with a Private Pool, Just Minutes from Siesta Key

Tucked away in a quiet Sarasota neighborhood just 6 miles from the world-famous white sand beaches of Siesta Key, Sarasota Solitude offers the perfect balance of modern comfort, family-friendly amenities, and location convenience. This recently renovated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home blends classic mid-century architecture with thoughtful upgrades, creating a stylish and welcoming space for up to six guests.

Property Highlights:

• 3BR/2BA with king, queen, and two twin beds (convertible to king)
• Private pool with safety fence in screened lanai
• 65" Smart TV, full kitchen, washer/dryer, outdoor grill
• Pet-friendly (with fee), sleeps up to 6
• Beach towels, chairs, umbrella, and cooler included
• High chair and pack n play available for an additional $10/day

Additional Details:

• Equipped with video surveillance focused on entryways and pool equipment for your peace of mind
• Pool heating available for $12/day (max $200)
• Pet fee: $250 (1 dog max)
• We are a stone's throw away should you need assistance during your stay!

Whether you're shopping and dining at St. Armand’s Circle, exploring the art and culture of downtown Sarasota, or simply soaking in the sun poolside, Sarasota Solitude offers a peaceful and stylish base for your Florida vacation.

Welcome to Sarasota! One of Florida’s top destinations, known for its white-sand beaches, clear Gulf waters, and vibrant arts and culture scene.

Explore six stunning barrier islands, each with its own charm:

• Longboat Key – 12 miles of serene coastline and sea turtle nesting
• Lido Key – Three beaches and the vibrant St. Armands Circle
• Siesta Key – Voted the #1 beach in the world
• Caspersen Beach – Dog-friendly and great for shark tooth hunting
• Manasota Key – A nature lover’s paradise with Gulf-to-bay trails
• Casey Key – Features an 18-acre park perfect for family outings

After the beach, dive into Sarasota’s arts, dining, and nightlife:

• Known as Florida’s Cultural Coast with museums, live performances, and galleries
• A variety of dining options, from upscale restaurants with Gulf views to casual seafood spots and lively food festivals