Sarasota is one of the most beautiful cities in the US and it is  currently experiencing the biggest real estate boom since 2005. Located  in the south Florida Gulf coast region, this thriving city is not only  stunningly scenic, it has lots of additional amenities to offer  potential home-buyers of Sarasota luxury homes. These include access to a  lively nightlife, sophisticated cultural attractions and world class  recreational facilities.
Linked by a series of causeways and  bridges, Sarasota is actually eight small islands or keys located along  the Gulf cost of Florida, just north of Fort Myers and south of Tampa  Bay. Communities on these keys each have their own distinct energy and  style.
For example, tiny Bird Key appeals to boating enthusiasts  of all kinds. It boasts a yacht club and many of its expansive canal or  waterfront estate properties have their own docks.
Casey Key, by  contrast, is more known for the architecture of its homes, most of them  single dwelling villas. There is no high rise or condominium development  of any significance in this community. Instead, villa and luxury  estates in old Florida or Mediterranean style are dotted along the  length of this eight mile long barrier island, some of them even  spanning its width, Gulf to bay.
Different again and perhaps most  famous of all is St. Armand's Circle. A community built around a  circular hub of commercial activity, this neighborhood was designed by  circus tycoon John Ringling in European style of the great cities. These  days, it features exclusive boutique shopping, world class restaurants  and a vibrant nightlife of clubs and cultural attraction along with a  stunning beach (Lido) and a handful of luxury villa and properties.
The  most recent addition to the Lakewood Ranch area, just east of downtown  is known as lake Club. A planned village of single dwelling homes on  larger than average lots, this community is surrounded by lake, nature  reserves and deluxe golfing greens. The largest certified green  community in the US, Lake Club takes its name from its country club  which boasts a legacy golf course designed by Arnold Palmer.
Potential  home buyers who love sun, surf and sophistication will find lots to  choose from with the Sarasota luxury homes market. Whether its low key  and natural old Florida living or the vibrant recreational lifestyle of  boating and golf or even the cultural sophistication of a big city,  Sarasota has so much to offer.
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