$2,050/mo

2475 ALAMEDA AVENUE B, Sarasota, FL 34234

1 bed |
1 bath |
800 sqft

Rent shown is base rent as provided by the property owner or manager. Additional mandatory fees, deposits, or utilities may apply and are set by the property owner or manager.

Rental
Built in 1925
0.31acre lot
—— car garage
$3/sqft
Listed 14 days ago

Property Description

Some homes simply provide a place to live. Others invite you to slow down. This charming Sarasota hideaway greets you with ripe cocoplum fruit, a quiet reminder that life here moves at the pace of warm breezes and sun-soaked afternoons. Beyond the entrance, an expansive garden unfolds like a secret sanctuary—lush, generous, and waiting for the touch of someone who delights in coaxing beauty from the earth. Whether you're already a gardener or have or you've simply dreamed of becoming a one, this luxurious outdoor haven offers room to grow, wander, and breathe. And because every home feels more complete with loyal company, pets are welcome to enjoy it alongside you. Inside, the home balances timeless charm with thoughtful updates. The renovated kitchen is bright and welcoming, ready for slow Sunday breakfasts, lively dinners shared with friends, or quiet evenings accompanied only by the sound of rain against the leaves outside. Every room feels connected to the gardens beyond, blurring the line between indoors and out. The world waits just beyond your doorstep. In only minutes, you can find yourself wandering the galleries and cafés of Downtown Sarasota, watching the sun melt into Sarasota Bay from the graceful span of the Ringling Bridge, browsing the boutiques of St. Armands Circle, or sinking your toes into the white sands of Lido Key. Spend an afternoon at The Bay Park, explore the timeless beauty of The John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art, or enjoy the energy and creativity that surround Ringling College of Art and Design. Yet each time you return, the garden welcomes you home as though the city had quietly faded away. This is a home for morning coffee beneath the trees, for barefoot walks through the grass, for windows left open to welcome the evening breeze, and for discovering that sometimes the greatest luxury isn't found in extravagance—it is found in peace.