First-time homebuyers and families in search of communities where they can grow and prosper have many options in Sarasota, and some of the best are located between the Bee Ridge and Toscana districts; this is where you can find Greenfield Sarasota, a pleasant neighborhood originally developed in the 1990s. Thanks to a nature preserve and perimeter walls, Greenfield Sarasota feels like a gated community, but it is actually arranged as a subdivision.

Mediterranean revival is the predominant architectural style of Greenfield, but there is a significant variety of colors and floor plans that provide visual diversity and curb appeal. A small nature preserve is located in the eastern section, and three lakes provide water views for lucky homeowners. You can find three to five-bedroom homes ranging between 1,900 and 2,800 square feet of living space. The sidewalks are lined with mature trees, and all homes enjoy spacious front yards. Many homes have been upgraded with covered swimming pools.

Living in Greenfield Sarasota means living close to Twin Lakes Park as well as Urfer Family Park. The Centergate Village shopping center along Bee Ridge Road is anchored by a large Publix supermarket, and nearby restaurants include Miller’s Ale House, Mi Pueblo, and Madfish Grill. Driving to Siesta Key Beach is a matter of driving west on Bee Ridge Road before heading north towards Siesta Drive; in other words, the beach is close enough for daily visits.

Quite a few of the original Greenfield buyers are still in the neighborhood. Listings do not come on the market as often as house hunters would like them to, and they tend to sell quickly. In late 2024, three-bedroom homes in Greenfield can be found priced around $485K; in general, prices here are more reasonable than in gated communities near Downtown Sarasota, which explains why they do not stay too long in the market. Latest pricing at Greenfield Sarasota will be found below if there is inventory.