Property Description
Welcome to 174 Golden Gate Point #22, an exceptional, professionally decorated waterfront residence offered completely furnished for under $1M. Perfectly positioned on the second floor of Sarasota's most prestigious peninsula, this stunning, fully renovated two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath condominium captures breathtaking panoramic views of Sarasota Bay and the iconic John Ringling Causeway Bridge from every room. The thoughtful double-primary split floor plan features spacious bedrooms with private en-suite bathrooms, creating a sophisticated yet relaxed retreat ideal for owners and guests alike. Elegant coastal aesthetics, curated by a professional designer using premium pieces from Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware, blend soft creams and light blues with high-end finishes. Every detail has been meticulously addressed, including crown molding, porcelain tile flooring, quartz countertops, a custom high-end backsplash, accent lighting, powered blinds, a walk-in closet, extensive storage, and a massive TV and sound system. The main living, dining, and kitchen areas flood with a spectacular natural glow each morning and frame mesmerizing sunset views every evening. Practical amenities elevate the home, including a deeded covered parking spot just one story below that features a handy, built-in storage closet. Embracing an unparalleled downtown Sarasota lifestyle, this property places you at the center of the city’s vibrant cultural and social scene. Enjoy effortless walkability to award-winning restaurants, boutique shops, theaters, art galleries, Marina Jack, Bayfront Park, and a major boat club. You are also just a short trip over the bridge to St. Armands Circle, Lido Beach, and the world-renowned shores of Siesta Key and Longboat Key. With luxury hotels like The Ritz-Carlton and The Westin nearby to accommodate extra guests, this extraordinary property delivers the ultimate combination of luxury, location, and effortless bayfront living. Act fast, as a turnkey opportunity of this caliber on Golden Gate Point for less than $1M may soon be a thing of the past.