Idyllic Beachfront in Unique Casey Key
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Property Amenities
Pets Welcome Upon Approval | Handicap Accessible
Property Details
Size
Private Residence with 1 Level
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2460 square feet, 229 square meters
Bedrooms
King, King, and 2x Twin
6 Guests maximum
Nearest airport
Sarasota/Bradenton International Airport (SRQ)
13.5 miles/30 minutes by car
Property View
Sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico from your own private beach access.
Activities of Interest
- Arts
- Equestrian
- Fish
- Golf
- Hike
- Shopping
- Watersports
- Kayaking
- Historic Casey Key Swing Bridge
- Fishing
- Wildlife Viewing
- Shelling
- Boating
Places of Interest
- Casey Key landmarks
- Casey Key Fish House and Tiki bar
- The Ringling Museum – The John and Mable Ringling museum of Art in Sarasota is the State Art Museum of Florida. Alongside the Museum of Art is the Circus Museum, the Ca’D’Zan, the Historic Asolo theater, an art library, and the Bayfront Gardens.
- The Marie Selby Botanical Gardens – The gardens are set in over 14 acres of land and contain over 20,000 plants.
- Historic Spanish Point – Is a large outdoor museum that explains the history of the area from prehistory, through an archaeological exhibition built inside of a shell mound, to early settlers of the area and beyond.
- North Jetty Park
Reviews
Donald G.
June 2026Fabulous time at Casey Key Beach house
My family enjoyed our week long stay at the Casey Key Beach House and would highly recommend it. While the front of the house does not impress, when inside we found the house just about perfect for our family’s needs and expectations. We were nicely surprised that the owner had left a bowl of freshly made chicken salad and a walnut cranberry breakfast loaf on the kitchen counter, along with fresh fruit in a bowl. The entire house was spotless and ready for guests, including fresh flowers in several locations. The fridge was stocked with condiments, butter, and other essentials that the owner told us to use as we needed. The pantry was also stocked with lots of food and cooking products. It was like coming into an old friends home while they were away for the week. The kitchen was fully stocked with all the cookware, utensils, silverware, glassware, dishes, bowls, and appliances that we would need and many things that we never even touched. The layout of the house seemed perfect… With the kitchen in the middle surrounded by the family room, dining room, living room and bedrooms. The pool shown in the photos was filled with sand by the last hurricane in 2024 and the owner had a wooden deck built over the sand filled pool. The deck features eight recliners and three big umbrellas. There is also a pergola with an inflatable hot tub. The water’s edge is about 50 feet from the pool deck and the view is absolutely beautiful. The owners live just 20 minutes away in the out outskirts of Sarasota on a ranch with three horses and are a truly nice couple. They called us after we checked in to make sure that everything was OK We found nothing to complain about and are very happy that we booked this particular home. ”
Carol I.
September 2023wonderful
wonderful host wonderful house we can't thank you enough”
Adam C.
July 2024Beautiful Location, a Few Hiccups
I'll share some information about the Casey Key home that would have helped me prepare for the visit. In a nutshell, the home has a lot to recommend it, but won't be for everyone. What was great: - The location is lovely. I had never been to Casey Key before, and it has lots of grand homes and estates (including Stephen King's residence). The home has a fun screened pool and patio, and a small near-private beach where we found shark's teeth and small shells. - The house itself is spacious for a 3BR beachfront home. The AC worked great, the layout is nice for families, and it's easy to keep an eye on the kids playing in the pool while cooking dinner. What didn't work for us: - The owner entered the home on the first morning of our stay. We had gotten in late and were sleeping in at 9:30ish, when the owner entered the home. He went into my kids' room and scared my mother, who had just woken up, then proceeded to look in the fridge and install a new toilet seat. We had no prior warning of this visit and nobody answered the door (we were asleep). I immediately alerted the owner and ThirdHome that this behavior is unacceptable, and he did not repeat the incident, although he did ask me to measure a window so he could order a new blind. The owner seems like a nice person, but - at least with us - did not respect the defined boundaries of a home exchange. - Similarly, the house is filled with stuff. Unlike standard VRBO or Airbnb rental homes that you may be used to in your travels with ThirdHome, this stay feels much more like the previous residents just left the house and will be moving back in when you leave. The fridge was full of random food (an open jar of pickles, a pork loin, etc), dirty kids' clothes were in some drawers and a closet, and detritus from previous guests (I presume) is around the house. The floors and countertops seemed clean; there was just a lot of flotsam and jetsam everywhere. Some people may like inheriting a cupboard full of half-eaten jars of peanut butter, partial loaves of bread, and sprinkles from a bygone birthday cake. If that's you, you've found your place! If not, look elsewhere. - It is dated. This really isn't a major issue in general. The furniture is old and worn and a bit stained, which isn't that big of a deal in a beach house. The main problem was with the bed in one bedroom. My back is still killing me from sleeping on a mattress that has such a big hole in it. My wife started sleeping on a couch in the living area midway through the trip to escape sinking into the mattress. - Finally, and again this isn't the biggest deal in the world but it is something that I wish I had known: the beach is significantly smaller than in the pictures. This is not a walking beach. Because of some huge storms that have blown through Casey Key, you can no longer walk down the beach. The only accessible beach from the house is maybe 50-75 meters long. If you want to walk down a beach, you can either walk down the street in the neighborhood for 15 minutes or so and then take a walkway by the nearest motel to a walking beach, or you can get in the car and go to any number of gorgeous beaches in the area. This is clearly not the owners' or ThirdHome's fault, but it's something I wish I had known since we ended up traveling to beaches rather than being able to have the all-in-one beach vacation I had envisioned based on the pictures and description posted on ThirdHome when I made the booking. All this to say, I probably would not stay at this house again, but it does have an incredible location in a beautiful part of the country. We were lucky with great weather. If you're someone who likes having a bunch of stuff in your vacation houses (say, plenty of pool noodles and 5 open bottles of olive oil in the kitchen, which could cut down on vacation grocery shopping), likes looking at a beach more than spending time on one, and isn't put off by a highly involved owner or a shot mattress, then this home could work. There's a lovely pool, a beautiful location, and a family-friendly layout.”




































