There's more to Casey Key than its real estate. Gated estates with draping bougainvillea, a pelican diving into the Gulf of Mexico for his catch of the day and an aristocratic heron walking across a lawn are all Casey Key scenes that will warrant a snap of your camera lens.
Casey Key's towering palms, lush tropical foliage are magnificent backdrops for the palatial mansions that any camera buff would love. Take a walk or a drive on Casey Key and visit some of South West Florida's most beautiful real estate. You'll pass flowering oleander, hibiscus and orchid trees. This Florida Key will keep your head spinning while snapping your lens at every bend and turn.
Stop at the Casey Key Fish House for lunch, take a walk on the beach or visit the jetties. Make a reservation at the
Gulf Surf Resort Hotel, a vintage 1950s motel and stay a few days on the beach. Explore Casey Key.
If you're lucky enough to get to Casey Key during sea turtle season, you will enjoy taking photographs of the Mote Marine volunteers who tend the nests. You may see a little baby turtle making his way to the ocean or maybe the mamma as she makes her way back to Gulf after laying her eggs.
Casey Key is home to some of the areas premier real estate. Currently the Sarasota MLS reports just over 50 homes for sale on Casey Key FL priced from the low millions to $17 million. There are small beach cottages which are priced for the land value alone as well as some new homes with boat docks and deeded beach access.
Snapshot of Casey Key Real Estate
- Highest Priced Home: $17,000,000
- Lowest Priced Home: $1,175,000
- Average Price: $3,880,472
- Median Price: $2,800,000
For more area information, photos, and virtual tours of Siesta Key, Longboat Key, and Casey Key real estate, visit BuySarasota.com today or contact Jon Allen at 941-544-6467.
You’ll see many walkers on Casey Key Beach with their heads down. They are looking for sharks’ teeth, shells and pieces of sea glass. Jewelry makers use sharks’ teeth especially in expensive designs and according to some sources rare sharks’ teeth can command a price of up to $5,000.
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