Coastal elegance meets island living on Longboat Key

This stunning home has been thoughtfully renovated with a blend of coastal elegance and modern sophistication, offering indoor-outdoor living along one of the island’s serene canals. Inside, you’ll be welcomed by a bright, open-concept design featuring engineered wood floors, custom beadboard ceilings, and a soothing palette of sea-glass blues and clean whites.

The heart of the home is a gourmet kitchen outfitted with stainless steel appliances, designer pendant lighting, and stylish lattice-front cabinetry. A large island anchors the space, perfect for entertaining, while the adjacent living area boasts custom-built-ins, a sleek gas fireplace, and expansive views that flow effortlessly outdoors. Each bedroom is designed for comfort and privacy, with spa-inspired bathrooms that feature elegant tile work, modern fixtures, and soft lighting. The primary suite is a retreat of its own, with custom shelving, cozy window seats, and garden views through plantation shutters.

Step outside to experience Florida living at its finest. The spacious screened lanai surrounds a heated saltwater pool and paved deck, creating a private oasis perfect for lounging, swimming, or dining alfresco in total comfort. Just beyond, a large, newer dock awaits, offering deep-water canal access—an ideal setup for avid boaters and water lovers.  Offered for sale by Courtney Tarantino, Coldwell Banker Realty, Longboat Key, for $2,215,000.

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