Welcome to the true tropical oasis of Bayport Beach & Tennis Club, a Longboat Key Gulf to Bay community. Bayport was designed by Tim Siebert, one of the founding architects of the renowned Sarasota School of Architecture and is recognized for its award-winning, timeless design. Bayport offers 27 lushly landscaped acres with 1,200 feet of private beach. This tastefully renovated second-floor unit offers two expansive bedrooms and two beautiful bathrooms and comes fully turn-key. This unit was curated with attention to detail and functionality in mind. The kitchen offers plenty of storage, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops and beautiful accent details. Enjoy three patios that allow for great indoor/outdoor living. Fully equipped with Hurricane impact doors and windows. One under building parking space included, along with a locked storage closet – perfect for bikes and beach gear. When not at the beach, enjoy the meticulously kept nature trails, landscaped grounds and wildlife. Just steps away from the well appointed clubhouse is equipped with a Junior-Olympic sized heated pool, four har-tru tennis courts, a fitness center and more. In addition, Bayport residents are proud of their active social and recreational calendar. Water enthusiasts can utilize the secluded fishing pier that stretches out onto Sarasota Bay; to fish, watch the sunrise, the Manatees swim or the Egrets wading among the mangrove trees. Residents also benefit from conveniently located on-site paddle board and kayak launch and storage areas. Bayport residents enjoy an array of restaurants locally, and the convenience of a nearby supermarket, pharmacy and boutique shops. Recreational enthusiasts also benefit from the nearby Bayfront Park which offers a popular pickle-ball program, dog park and other bayside activities. The nearby Longboat Key Club offers private access to championship waterfront golf, extensive leisure activities and boating facilities. Within minutes, one can access the famous St Armand’s Circle with its exceptional shopping and dining amenities. From there, cross the iconic Ringling Bridge to downtown Sarasota, which is well known for world-class theater, culture and dining.