The Sarasota skyline has been thoroughly transformed over the last two decades, and most of the change can be attributed to residential development in the downtown districts. The initiative to revitalize Downtown Sarasota dates back to the 1990s, but it was not until after 2002 that the Community Redevelopment Agency really got the ball rolling in terms of urban living improvements. The Bayso Sarasota luxury condominium is part of this program, and it is the second project by the Kolter Group, which is also responsible for developing The Mark boutique condo near the Bayfront district.

Bayso is an imposing high-rise tower located in the Quay waterfront district of Sarasota. The Quay takes up about 14 acres of prime real estate zoned for upscale residential, commercial, and hotel use; when the project is completed over the next few years, it will include attractions such as a marina and a park overlooking the Sarasota Bay.

The 150 units currently under construction at Bayso Sarasota are based on floor plans with at least 1,600 square feet of living space, two bedrooms, and 2.5 bathrooms. The largest penthouses will offer 4,000 square feet of interior. All units feature extras such as balconies with stylish glass railings, panoramic windows, and views of either the Sarasota Bay or the skyline. Pricing starts at just under $1.5 million. Latest pricing of Bayso Sarasota will be found below if there is inventory.

Bayso Sarasota provides all the amenities you can expect from a boutique condominium:

* Fitness center with yoga studio.
* Conference room and co-working spaces.
* Swimming pool with cabanas, outdoor grills, and a sundeck-style lounge.
* Dog walking area.

Since this condominium is in the heart of Downtown Sarasota, just about everything you need is located within walking distance. You can get shopping done at the Publix in Broadway Promenade or Whole Foods at Five Points. Nearby restaurants include 1592, Selva, The Colombian Point, Station 400, and quite a few others. You can also walk to museums, theaters, art galleries, and everything the Sarasota Arts and Culture district has to offer. The beaches of Longboat Key and Siesta Key are within easy driving distance.