Located not far from the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, right in the heart of the exclusive Laurel Park district, Palm Place in Sarasota is one of the original boutique condominium towers developed in Downtown. Palm Place was completed in the mid-1980s as a large mid-rise tower of seven floors and just 35 units. The units in this attractive building, which is buffered from nearby condos by perimeter landscaping, tend to be larger than the average, and virtually all of them offer panoramic views of the Sarasota Bay.

Palm Place Sarasota is a building with character. The exterior design incorporates elements from the Sarasota School of Architecture; you can clearly see the influence in the clear geometric lines and the large balconies. The entrance, common areas, and amenities have an atmosphere that is reminiscent of a Florida beach hotel. This community is located in a very quiet and private section of Palm Avenue, and yet it is only blocks away from the main restaurant district.

A typical unit at Palm Place features two bedrooms and two fell bathrooms with more than 1,400 square feet of interior. For the best views of the Gulf of Mexico and spectacular sunsets most days of the year, you will want to look for units located on the fifth floor or higher. As of late 2024, at least one unit was listed for less than $730K, an enticing price for a property that is just blocks away from the arts and culture district. Latest pricing Palm Place Sarasota will be found below if there is inventory.

Living in Palm Place means being able to relax in the heated community pool. There is a clubhouse with a lounge you can reserve for social gatherings, but you can also enjoy barbecue parties in the outdoor grilling areas. Parking is securely located under the building. The beach at Siesta Key is close enough to reach by means of a bike ride. Two of the most iconic landmarks of the Sarasota bayfront, Marina Jack and Oleary’s, are within walking distance, and so is the Publix supermarket at Bay Street.