Sarasota
CASEY KEY
A narrow barrier island of Gulf-to-bay estates between Osprey and Nokomis, with one winding road and almost nothing but homes.
Building on Casey Key
Casey Key is about eight miles long and in places only a few hundred feet wide. One road runs its length, and many properties reach from the Gulf on one side to the bay on the other. It is some of the most private waterfront on the coast.
Homes here tend to be large, detailed and years in the making, which is the kind of project we are built for. Casey Key is under Sarasota County’s building department.
Gulf-to-Bay Sites
With water on both sides, siting the house means balancing two shorelines, two sets of setbacks and the views each way.
One Road In
Casey Key Road is narrow and winding. Large deliveries, cranes and concrete pours are scheduled carefully.
Coastal Permitting
Gulf-front construction requires a state coastal permit along with the county’s. We handle both in-house.
Exposure
These homes take the weather directly. Structure, glazing and finishes are specified to last in it.
Keep Exploring
More of Sarasota
Sarasota’s keys and bayfront neighborhoods each build a little differently.
Lido Key
Gulf and bay homes beside St. Armands. Home to the Van Wezel Estate.
Bird Key
A bay island between downtown Sarasota and St. Armands.
Siesta Key
Gulf-front, canal and bay lots south of downtown.
Sarasota Bayfront
Mainland waterfront neighborhoods along Sarasota Bay.
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North Shore Residence
A 6,168 sq ft beachfront custom home on the north end of Anna Maria Island, built in collaboration with Cooper Johnson Smith Peterson and House Seven Design.
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Van Wezel Estate
A full restoration and renovation of the historic Van Wezel family estate in Sarasota: Mediterranean Revival character preserved, everything behind the walls new.
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Jewfish Key Residence
A modern coastal home on Jewfish Key, a boat-access-only private island off Longboat Key: every material delivered by water, every room open to the bay.
