Sea Shell Condos For Sale - Sarasota
| Address: | 6500 Midnight Pass Road, Sarasota, FL 34242 |
| # of units: | 48 |
| Year built: | 1974 |
| Minimum lease: | 1-7 days |
| Leases/year | 52 |
| Beach or Bay | Beach |
The 48 condominium residences that comprise Sea Shell Condos are strategically situated on Siesta Key Island's Midnight Pass Road, a major transportation artery in the eight-mile long barrier island. The Sea Shell property fronts the beautiful Crescent Beach, famous for its powder-fine white sands. Resort-like amenities in Sea Shell Condos include a heated swimming pool, sauna, and a Tiki hut. Owners may also lease out their units to interested parties for a s short as a one-day to seven-day stay, which is a very lucrative option for property investors. Read More About Sea Shell.
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Bright RealtyResidents of the Sea Shell condo complex enjoy a gated entrance that is highly secure. A number of water-based activities that may be enjoyed in the nearby Siesta Key beaches include boating, parasailing, fishing, swimming, and many more.
Fabulous dining destinations as well as shopping venues are found in the nearby villages of Crescent Village and Siesta Village. The famous Ocean Boulevard invites Siesta Key residents to enjoy delicious seafood fare from its list of seafood bar and restaurants such as Lobster Pot and Siesta Key Oyster Bar.
Mainland Florida is connected to the Siesta Key Island by two bridges. Those from the barrier island may drive through Stickney Point Bridge and enjoy the endless array of shopping, dining, and entertainment options downtown Sarasota is famous for such as St. Armand’s Circle, Westfield Sarasota Square Mall, Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, and the Ringling Museum of Art.
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