Most of the oceanfront real estate in Siesta Key consists of high-rise condominium towers. Oceane, a new residential condominium located in the northern section of the barrier island, is a pleasant exception. There are only six units in this low-rise condominium, and the overall ambiance is reminiscent of a luxurious Caribbean beach resort.

Oceane Siesta Key was designed by DSDG Architects, a renowned firm that has completed projects such as SIX88 at Golden Point and 332 Cocoanut in the Rosemary District. You could not ask for a better location in Siesta Key; in addition to sitting right on the Gulf of Mexico, Oceane is also within walking distance of the Siesta Village shopping plaza, which is home to shops, restaurants, pubs, and even the Siesta Key farmers market.

The architectural style of Oceane Siesta Key is a modern interpretation of Sarasota Coastal design, which means that residents here enjoy sweeping oceanfront views thanks to expansive balconies with glass railings. Floor-to-ceiling windows, fireplaces, European cabinetry, gourmet kitchens, quartz countertops, recessed lighting, and smart home automation systems are among the various extras you will find in each of the units, which offer four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and a den built on 4,500 square feet of interior space.

Oceane is the kind of condominium where residents enjoy plenty of privacy thanks to its discrete entrance from Ocean Boulevard. Once you enter the property, you can access a covered parking garage with private elevators to take you directly to the foyer. A beach club with a swimming pool, a sundeck terrace, and cabanas is located in front of the Gulf and within walking distance from public beach access points.

The last unit sold at Oceane was in late 2021 for $4.6 million. In late 2024 not one property was on the market. Since this is one of the most exclusive residences in Siesta Key, units are always in demand and do not last too long on the market. Latest pricing at Oceane Siesta Key will be found below if there is inventory. The convenient location has a lot to do with this demand; residents can walk down to landmarks such as The Old Salty Dog family restaurant, the Island House Tap & Grill, and Morton’s Siesta Market.