Sunrise Cove

It's a good fit if you want a quiet residential setting with quick access to both the Gulf beaches and downtown Sarasota. The neighborhood is close to Lido Key and the shops and restaurants around Five Points, and it feeds into well-known local schools including Sarasota High. Because it's a small pocket, the pace stays calm even though the city is close.

Current pricing puts the median list at $585,900, which sits in Sarasota's mid-to-upper range rather than the luxury tier. There are no active $1M-plus listings here right now, so it reads as an established, attainable neighborhood relative to the barrier-island markets. Comparing it against the broader Sarasota homes for sale helps put that number in context.

Right now there are three active listings with a median list price of $585,900. With inventory this limited, detailed figures like price-per-square-foot and days on market aren't meaningful yet, so it's worth tracking new listings closely. An agent can pull recent comparable sales in the surrounding area to sharpen your expectations.

It's a low-inventory market with just three homes currently active and no recorded sales in the neighborhood over the past 12 months. That tells you homes here are held onto and don't turn over often, so when one lists it deserves prompt attention. Watching nearby communities like Indian Beach / Sapphire Shores can give you a read on demand in this part of Sarasota.

We don't have confirmed HOA or property-tax figures on file for the current Sunrise Cove listings, so those should be verified per property before you write an offer. Florida property taxes are assessed by the county and vary with assessed value and homestead status. Ask your agent to confirm each home's dues, tax bill and any community rules directly from the listing and county records.