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1660 Summerhouse Ln # 102 Sarasota, Florida 34242 MLS# MFRA4599994
Imagine the perfect island getaway with gorgeous water views, just a short walk away from Siesta Beach. Positioned on the first floor of Summer Cove, this pristine three-bedroom condominium overlooks Sarasota’s sparkling Intracoastal waterway. The home’s unique setting includes not only a private elevator entry but a private staircase leading directly from your terrace to the scenic pool area and waterfront. Kick off your sandals in the spacious living room, with high, tray ceilings and sliding glass doors to the view, connecting you to the terrace and delightful sea breezes. The kitchen includes a breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and plenty of cabinets for storage. The primary bedroom boasts water views, access to the terrace, and features an en-suite bathroom with soaking tub, separate walk-in shower, and dual sinks. Host visitors with two additional bedrooms or use one as your personal yoga/music/art studio. A separate laundry room includes built-in cabinets and a sink. A refreshing swim in the Gulf or an evening in the clubhouse is just a quick stroll away. For architecture lovers, the Summerhouse clubhouse is an iconic addition to the Sarasota School of Architecture by esteemed architect Carl Abbott. You’ll also cherish the community amenities including heated pool, deluxe fitness center, kayak launch, and deeded beach access. The property comes with full time on-site management, two secured assigned parking spaces with storage in the parking garage. Take a trip to the mainland and downtown Sarasota – just a short drive away – for epicurean dining experiences and world-class arts and culture. Find out why Sarasota has been named the A Favorite Beach Town, the Cultural Capital of Florida, and No. 1 Place to Retire, time and time again.
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