The Southwest Florida lifestyle is about golf, tennis, sunshine, and quality of life. Longboat Key has all those elements and adds a few more to the mix: white sandy beaches, boating, fishing, and luxury. The 181 condominium units at Sanctuary Longboat Key built in 1991, right at the beginning of a development cycle that concentrated on bringing maximum luxury to the barrier island. Life at the Sanctuary is the perfect balance of idyll, excitement, convenience, and opulence.

The Sanctuary, a beachfront condominium complex on Longboat Key, Florida, offers luxurious living spaces with updated pricing reflecting the current real estate market. The two-bedroom units, starting at approximately 1,785 square feet, now range in price from around $1.7 million to $2.5 million, depending on specific features and views. For example, a 1,823-square-foot unit is listed at $1,749,000.

More expansive three-bedroom units, offering about 2,375 to 2,580 square feet, are currently priced between $2 million and $4 million. For instance, a 2,375-square-foot unit is listed at $2,195,000, while a 2,580-square-foot unit is listed at $3,995,000. Latest pricing at Sanctuary Longboat Key Florida will be found below if there is inventory.

These residences are designed with sumptuousness in mind, featuring ample terrace space, panoramic views, marble floors, high ceilings, and modern island kitchens. True to its name, The Sanctuary offers residents the ultimate in safety and privacy with 24-hour security and concierge services.

Residents of the Sanctuary can enjoy the resort-style swimming pool and fitness center on their way to or back from the beach, which is located just steps away from the condominium. Children get their own swimming pool, and more active residents can also enjoy tennis matches on the two Har-Tru tennis courts. The nearby Longboat Key Club offers even more tennis and breathtaking golf courses. Boating, fishing, hiking, and bike riding can be enjoyed just about anywhere on the island.

The Sanctuary is located very close to the bridge that provides access to St. Armands Circle -a chic enclave of shops and dining establishments- and the City of Sarasota. For greater convenience, a small shopping center known as Avenue of the Flowers provides residents with shopping and other services without having to leave the island. The Publix GreenWise Market reopened at the end of 2012.