Real estate opportunities in Sarasota’s barrier islands, particularly Siesta Key, remain diverse and dynamic. Point of Rocks Siesta Key is nestled between Siesta Drive and Stickney Point Road—the island’s primary causeways—stands out for its rich history and architectural variety. Established in the 1950s, this beachfront community showcases an eclectic mix of Mediterranean Revival, Key West-style homes, Florida ranch-style houses, and modernist estates.

High-End Properties: Luxury beachfront estates, such as the 8-bedroom, 9-bathroom home spanning nearly 5,000 square feet, are listed at approximately $8 million.
Mid-Range Options: Homes offering around 2,300 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms are available for about $1.99 million.

Latest pricing at Point of Rocks Siesta Key Florida will be found below if there is inventory.

Residents in this beachside community enjoy access to Crescent Beach by means of a walkway that is a bit secluded. Most visitors tend to enjoy the beaches on the north end of the island, and thus neighbors of Point of Rocks can relish in having a little more privacy when they walk over to enjoy the Gulf of Mexico. There are 100 properties in this community, and listings come on the market fairly often.

Although some suburban comforts are located within Siesta Key, most Point of Rocks’ neighbors cross the nearby Stickney Point Bridge to tend to their shopping and entertainment needs. Crossing over to the Florida mainland takes only a few minutes before shops, restaurants, parks, golf courses, marinas, and many other conveniences can be located. Young residents can enroll at Gulf Gate Elementary, McIntosh Middle and Riverview High Schools.