Southbay Yacht & Racquet Club

Can’t decide between country living and waterfront living? Southbay Yacht & Racquet Club will allow you the have the best of both worlds.

Outside of the city between Sarasota and Venice, Southbay is an established neighborhood with an ideal location for boating. With 172 slips, Southbay includes one of the largest marinas on Florida’s West Coast. Boats up to 55 feet can take shelter in this fine facility. You must be a resident to rent one of the slips, but prices are reasonable compared to commercial marinas. 

Here you have easy access to the Gulf of Mexico and ports beyond.

Many homes here actually face the marina or the Intracoastal Waterway. Both sail and motorboats can be accommodated, and if you dream of owning a boat, you just may find one for sale at the marina.

The street names in Southbay Yacht and Racquet Club even reflect the nautical theme---Keel Way, Dory lane, Sea Anchor Drive. Call Southbay your home port.

If you’re not a sailor, but just like being near the water, Southbay has many homes facing water or on greenbelt open areas. In fact, Oscar Scherer State Park is right across the street and the community itself has over five miles of paved walkways winding through the oak trees for walking, cycling, skating or running. It’s a pleasant way to get your exercise surrounded by quiet natural beauty.

As if that weren’t enough, Southbay also boasts its own million-dollar clubhouse complete with exercise facilities, sauna, tennis courts, resort-style community pool and continual activities.

Families love the location since it is close to Sarasota County’s Pine View School for the gifted, and the bus stops right at the community.  You are also near shopping, dining and I-75.

Southbay is nearly built out and not many homes are on the market at any one time since it is popular with both sailors and young professionals. Homes generally run in the $400,000 to over $2 million range.

Southbay Yacht and Racquet Club has it all!

Contact The Moore & Moore Team for more information on the South Bay Yacht Club.