2116 CASEY KEY RD

Welcome to Casey Key As the southernmost key of the West Coast Florida barrier island chain stretching upward toward Siesta Key, Casey Key is a narrow, resort-quality spot of paradise bursting with vibrant sunshine and lined with rows upon rows of palm and pine trees. A peaceful, sleepy enclave tucked away in Sarasota County, Casey Key is considered a hidden gem and an exclusive, affluent community that’s home to several huge stars, such as acclaimed author Stephen King. Known for being intimate and secure, Casey Key is a relatively small, residential place to live, but it provides easy access to the mainland across its singular main road. To get to the stylish boutiques and culinary delights of Sarasota, you only have to drive a short distance! What to Love Healthy lifestyle Moderate climate, gorgeous weather Easy access to Sarasota Beachside living Historic mansions Private and exclusive People & Lifestyle Residents in Casey Key are accustomed to luxury. Here, you'll find numerous historic mansions brimming with charm alongside the sandy coastline with a mix of well-styled modern homes spread throughout. There is no shortage of things to do in this coastal community, especially if you enjoy the outdoors. The North Jetty Park is popular for fishing and sunbathing. With easy access to Sarasota, locals can take a short drive into the city, ranked as one of the top art destinations in the nation for small cities! Home to less than 500 residents, Casey Key consists mainly of beach bungalows, waterfront mansions, and a few condos. It's one of the most secluded and remote islands around—perfect for retirees and professionals seeking vacation homes or somewhere reclusive to relax in peace and serenity. Dining, Entertainment & Shopping Casey Key Fish House epitomizes beachside dining. From the on-site boat, kayak, and jet ski rentals to the waterfront tiki bar surrounded by pristine white sand, this little enclave is a local staple that serves delicious, moderately-priced food to boot! Every seat in the bay dining room offers astounding views of the water, and you can drive your boat right up to the dock. Initially built in the early 1900s as a fish camp, Pelican Alley is a Nokomis institution and tourist destination. Come for their famous seafood chowder and stay to hear local legends, including a few hauntings. Writers, artists, celebrities, and more have visited this casual waterfront restaurant, which comes alive with music every Friday night. The Breakfast Cottage is the best place around for a delicious breakfast or lunch. Housed in a quaint building with a broad patio, you can sit outside and enjoy the sea breeze while dining. Pop's Sunset Grill is another laid-back waterfront eatery with delicious sandwiches, burgers, and seafood classics. Top off your day at the beach or end a blissful evening drive with your family with a stop at Sweet Melissa's Ice Cream—they have heaping servings and plenty of flavors! Things to Do North Jetty Park is one of the most popular parks and beaches in the area. Watch the boats pass through the channel, go fishing on the pier, hike along the trails, watch the local wildlife, or relax with a picnic at the beach in one of its many shady spots. Speaking of beaches, that's probably where you'll spend a significant amount of time since it’s one of the biggest draws to the area. Apart from North Jetty, you'll find Caspersen Beach, Turtle Beach, Lido Key, and Sarasota Bay nearby. If you're a boat owner who frequents the water, you might consider joining the Casey Key Marina & Yacht Club, which offers extensive services, fantastic staff who are happy to assist, and high-end equipment. Nestled between Sarasota and Venice near Osprey is the Oscar Scherer State Park, which features amenities such as the Legacy Trail, several beaches, boating, canoeing, fishing, snorkeling, and swimming. Surrounded by several major highways, the park is a natural oasis in the middle of commercial development and a gorgeous place to check out local wildlife, such as the nesting bald eagles during the winter.