A tip from a realtor on a house for sale in or around Village West is one piece of info to be excited about. This should be especially so for residential property buyers in search of homes for sale in Siesta Key ideal as a vacation retreat and/or rental investment.

Take a short spin around Winding Way Road, if you’re searching for Sarasota real estate for sale in a laid-back neighborhood. This charming locality, just off Midnight Pass Road in the northeastern side of the eight-mile long Siesta Key, is the domain of the Twin Oak Pond subdivision.

Somerset Cove Town Homes are ideal starting points for residential property buyers moving up to luxury Sarasota homes for sale. These residences are located at the northern section of Siesta Key where multi-million dollar single family homes hold fort in several beach and bayfront neighborhoods.

The land and developments just north and north west of Siesta Key Beach are all part of the Sarasota Beach subdivision. Condos are typically listed in the MLS by their development name, single family residences in the area are most likely to be listed as being located in the subdivision of Sarasota Beach.

There are 295 homes in Siesta Isles, many with swimming pools and screened-in lanais. Most of the Siesta Isles homes were built in the 1960’s and 70’s and are primarily Florida Ranch designs that were very popular during that era. Prices for the homes in the community range from $400,000 for the smaller residences to nearly $2 million for the newer and larger homes.

Siesta Rev is part of a 1913 re-plat of Siesta Key. Siesta Rev is the further most northern development on the island. Homes here feature some of the best views of Sarasota Bay and the Sarasota city skyline. The properties here are actually located within Sarasota city limits.

Siesta Cove features many waterfront homes on the Intracoastal Waterway. Many of these waterfront residences are shielded from the noise of passing boats by a large Mangrove Island that separates the home sites from the ICW.

Sandy Hook on Siesta Key is a private enclave of 42 single family homes and a condominium development that share cabanas on a private beach just north of Siesta Key Village.

The Sanderling Club of Siesta Key is the most exclusive neighborhood on Siesta Key. The properties within the development are some of the finest homes that can be found on the Island. Sanderling Club is located just south of Stickney Point Bridge.

The gated community of Riegels landing is located just north of the Midnight Pass Road and Beach Road intersection on the bay side of Siesta Key. The waterfront homes in this community have some of the best views of the Intracoastal Waterway.

Roberts Point is a Siesta Key neighborhood with less than 100 residences located on the northern part of the Island. Some of the finest residences in all of Sarasota can be found in this community. If you are looking to acquire one of the finest residences that can be found on Siesta Key, Roberts Point should be on your list.

Polynesian Gardens is a Siesta Key resort community of 74 villa residences. This development was constructed in 1968 and is located on the bayside of Siesta Key just north of Stickney Point Bridge and across the street from the beautiful white sands of Siesta Key Beach.

If you are in the market for an extremely exclusive Siesta Key Community, Point Crisp is certainly a neighborhood that should be on your short list. The development sits on a small peninsula that extends into Litte Sarasota Bay just south of the Stickney Point Bridge.

Point of Rocks is a residential neighborhood located on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico. The development is just south of Siesta Key Beach and Crescent Beach, the #2 rated beaches in the United States.

Once you have arrived in Hidden Harbor you will be welcomed by tropical island foliage and winding cobblestone streets. Hidden Harbor certainly is one of Siesta Keys most exclusive and beautiful neighborhoods located on the Roberts Bay side if Siesta Key just east of Midnight Pass Road.

Just north of Cocoanut Bayou and south of the Siesta Rev re-plat lies the small townhouse enclave known as Hamilton Club. This exclusive waterfront community is a showcase for numerous large trees in a lush tropical setting.

One of Siesta Keys smallest and most historic developments is Gulfmead estates. The tiny enclave of 17 homes is part of the 1912 re-plat by the Gulf Bay Land Company that created what is known today as the Siesta Rev subdivision.

Large lot sizes are a prime feature of the estates located in Cocoanut Bayou on Siesta Key. This development is located on the northern part of Siesta Key and it includes Little Pond Lake, Cedar Park Circle, some homes located on Hiegel Avenue as well as Mangrove Point.

Located on the north east corner of Siesta Key just south of Gulfmead Estates and west of the Sieste REV replat you will find the Bayou Louise development. This is one of the oldest developments on Siesta Key.

Bay Island features some of the finest homes located on the Sarasota Bay-front of Siesta Key. Equally as spectacular as the home, the views of downtown Sarasota, Ringling Causeway, Bird Key, Lido Key and Harbor Acres are positively amazing.