Of all the new Sarasota condominium towers that have been completed in recent years, Alinari Sarasota stands as one of the most serene and majestic. Alinari is part of the Rosemary District of Downtown Sarasota, which means that it is part of the performing arts section of the city. For lovers of theater, ballet and live music, purchasing one of the gorgeous units at Alinari means living next door to the most prestigious performing spaces in Southwest Florida.

Alinari is located between 10th Street and Boulevard of the Arts, on the same promenade as the Players Center for the Performing Arts. Developers realized that such a stately address requires an equally sumptuous property, and thus Alinari was completed in 2007. This is one of the best looking condominium towers in Southwest Florida, and its imposing facade resembles a luxurious building in Palm Beach.

In terms of real estate sales activity, Alinari has been one of the best performers in Sarasota. Upon completion in 2007, a two-bedroom and two-bathroom unit built on 1,484 square feet was listed around $300K; in 2024, a similar unit starts just under $1 million. A two-bedroom penthouse with more than 3,000 square feet of living space and dramatic views of Sarasota Bay can be negotiated for less than $3 million (latest pricing will be found below if there is inventory). Property investors have been paying attention to Alinari, and the few listings that become available tend to sell very quickly.

Life at Alinari is more than just being able to walk down to the Jefferson Center, Turner Museum, the Art Center Sarasota, the Orchestra House, and the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall; living here means being able to enjoy luxury, privacy, security and convenience. Residents enjoy a resort-style swimming pool, spa, modern fitness center, social room with billiards, guest suites, wine cellar, round-the-clock security, private parking, and concierge service.

A large Publix supermarket is located a couple of blocks away from Alinari in the Broadway Promenade shopping center, next to Centennial Park and its public boat ramp. Driving to Siesta Key Beach takes less than 10 minutes.