What does $21 million get you in Sarasota?

This extraordinary modern beach residence is a testament to the artistry of world-renowned architect Guy Peterson FAIA, known for setting the standard of excellence in modern design. The home proudly boasts an Honor Award from the Florida Gulf Coast Chapter of the AIA, and an Excellence in Architecture Award from the Florida Association of the AIA, as well as being featured in numerous media outlets for its architectural significance including HGTV Homes Across America, Florida Design, Robb Report, Sarasota Magazine, Sarasota Herald Tribune’s Style Magazine. In addition, it has been highlighted in many publications including Four Florida Moderns, a book devoted to four Florida architects, and 50 US Architects Residential and Planning, a curated collection of award-winning architects and their most significant accomplishments.

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I live in this small community on Siesta Key . I know the house and the owners . If you like modern architecture this is a good one .

 

Pros - Nice house, ocean view

Cons - On a public beach, construction going on next door ... waaay too noisy, small lot, neighbors too close

$21MM - good luck, no thanks!

 

I'm curious, as opposed to "non public"? Is there such a thing in the US?

 

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This is a tear down in a decent neighborhood at 1.6 M. No water behind it on a fairly heavily traveled street. It got stupid expensive in Sarasota over the last 4 years.

 

Yes 'Private Beach'

... having lived on the coast, i would never buy on a public beach .... too much 'Riff Raff'!

 

Heck yes. ALL OVER the place - on virtually every type of body of water.

I live in WA and would say that the vast majority of the waterfront homes in Western WA are on private beaches

Jedi

 

I'm trolling you guys there is NO such thing as a "private" beach in the US...I mean, one might own to the mean hi or lo OR live where there are no "close" public access spots, but that's not "private" per se

 

Not that some politicians haven’t tried to create personal private beaches.


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I think of private as residential all around with larger lots. You won't have public there. Once there is a hotel or condos next door or near by, forget it. Wouldn't even consider it.

 

I lived in a gated community, with no public access ... on a beach .... so close enough!

I had a 3-story tower and some nice long range guns ..... to keep out the undesirables