Siesta Beach is well-known among beach lovers for its natural beauty and remarkable white sands. Even though there are approximately eight miles of beaches to be enjoyed on Siesta Key, most visitors converge upon the northern stretch of white sand, thereby ignoring the pleasant and slightly secluded Turtle Beach to the south.

Turtle Beach is home to Fisherman’s Cove, a unique residential complex that is not as conspicuous as some of the imposing condominium towers in Siesta Key. Construction of Fisherman’s Cove dates back to 1970, though the architectural design of the complex follows a timeless nautical theme.

The 84 two-bedroom and two-bathroom units at Fisherman’s Cove are just shy of a thousand square feet. The prices start in the mid $400Ks to $500K. There are two gorgeous views to choose from: the astounding Gulf of Mexico or the striking Sarasota Bay. The private boat docks at Fisherman’s Cove are sure to charm boating and fishing aficionados. Mariners can explore the coastal lagoons and other bodies of water surrounding Siesta Key, while fishermen can drop their lines right into the Blind Pass lagoon, or take a boat out for deep sea fishing.

Family activities are aplenty at Fisherman’s Cove and Turtle Beach. A swimming pool, playground, picnic area, and a horseshoe pit are just some of the residential amenities. A campground is located just north of the condominium. Turtle Beach is a beachcomber’s paradise filled with attractive seashells just waiting to be collected.

Just because Fisherman’s Cove is a bit off the beaten path, it doesn’t mean it’s completely isolated. A picturesque pub is within walking distance, and the island shopping centers of Crescent Plaza and Siesta Key Village are just minutes away by car.