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Market Activity Report Drawn area near Palmetto, FL 34220 Market Activity Summary Stats Search Location: Drawn area near Palmetto, FL 34220; Date: Changes in the Last Month; Transaction Types: For Sale; Criteria Change Types: New Listings, Pending, Closed; Property Types: Single Family, Condo/Townhouse/Apt. sqft; Maximum Properties per Change Type: 50; Sort Order: Price New Listings Pending Closed Number of Properties 5 5 9 Low Price / Value $299,000 $350,000 $250,000 Median Price / Value $475,000 $560,000 $424,500 High Price / Value $897,500 $1,450,000 $3,375,000 Average Price / Sq. Ft. $403 $376 $379 Median Price / Sq. Ft. $377 $343 $229 Average Days in RPR 8 48 83 Median Days in RPR 6 42 24 Total Volume $2,635,500 $3,658,000 $7,579,500 Copyright 2021 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 9/1/2021 Drawn area near Palmetto, FL 34220 Drawn area near Palmetto, FL 34220 Living Lot List / Price Prop Bed Area Size Year List Lease per New Listings: 5 Type /Ba (sq ft) (sq ft) Built Date Price sq. ft. 1 Active MLS ID: A4509842 712 Bellora Way Single Family 3/2 2,382 10,461 – 8/26/2021 $897,500 $377 Pre-Construction. To be built. Introducing a custom designed home offering in the areaâs hottest luxury marketplace. Bellora is a beautifully tree lined neighborhood of custom-built homes. Located near the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sapphire Shores just minutes from Downtown Sarasota, St Armandâs Circle, and the beaches. This Florida Coastal Design offers the ultimate for those seeking a tropical feel. Towering ceilings in the great room highlight the central focus of this layout, which is ideal for entertaining. Features included in this, and every home in Bellora, are quite generous. Hurricane rated windows and doors, thermo-foam insulation in the attic to keep the house cool, water proof roof underlayment and much more. Call today for a detail over view of your new Florida home! The included features are available upon request. A pool option package is available as well. Listing Courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS ISLAND LIFE REAL ESTATE 2 Active MLS ID: A4508923 2459 Ixora Ave Single Family 2/2 1,026 10,768 1945 8/19/2021 $589,000 $574 Charming 1945 Key West style cottage with bonus building, suitable for a home office/Guest suite or Income property. Main house is a 2 bedroom/2 bathroom and guest cottage (not included in the square footage) is a 1 bedroom/1 bathroom with kitchenette. Stylish kitchen in main house with high-end cabinets, exotic full backsplash granite and stainless-steel appliances. Large, treed lot is gardener's delight with large outdoor deck and heated Spa. 3 blocks to the Bay, near colleges and downtown Sarasota and less than a mile from all the new Bayfront Project. Bonus cottage is currently being used as an Income property (12-15K annually). Room sizes are approximate. Listing Courtesy of COLDWELL BANKER REALTY Copyright 2021 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 9/1/2021 Drawn area near Palmetto, FL 34220 Living Lot List / Price Prop Bed Area Size Year List Lease per New Listings: 5 (cont.) Type /Ba (sq ft) (sq ft) Built Date Price sq. ft. 3 Active MLS ID: A4510782 2400 Alameda Ave Single Family 2/2 1,024 7,500 1960 8/27/2021 $475,000 $464 This Sarasota Bay Park hidden "Gem" is the perfect home for those who want to enjoy everything Sarasota has to offer. Located 1 block from Sarasota Bay and half way between Sarasota International Airport and downtown Sarasota, it is the perfect private setting. Being offered with or without turn-key furnishings it is also an opportunity for investors looking for the ideal rental home. Walk or Bicycle along Sarasota Recreational Trail to nearby bay front park and sit and enjoy the spectacular sunsets across the bay. Put in your kayak and explore beautiful Sarasota Bay. Gorgeous Terrazo floors throughout interior. Open floor plan with beautifully equipped kitchen, dining area and great room that open to private outdoor patio for morning coffee or a relaxing afternoon and evening. This is a very unique property in the prized Museum area. Make it yours. Listing Courtesy of MEDWAY REALTY 4 Active MLS ID: T3325853 730 40th St Single Family 2/2 1,238 9,705 1954 8/31/2021 $375,000 $303 COME SEE THIS NEW LISTING IN SARASOTA!! This 2 bed, 2 bath home is located in the desirable Indian Beach-Sapphire Shores area. The home has beautiful terrazzo flooring throughout. The master bedroom has an attached nice size bathroom. The kitchen features a large pantry. The open concept for the living room and dining room make entertaining a breeze. There is also a one stall garage. This home is ready and waiting for its new owners to come and enjoy the close proximity to the water and a short drive to downtown Sarasota for dining, shopping and entertainment. Listing Courtesy of MARK SPAIN REAL ESTATE 5 Active MLS ID: A4509560 3925 Iroquois Ave Single Family 2/2 1,000 6,820 1951 8/16/2021 $299,000 $299 WEST of Trail beautiful cottage home surrounded by cute homes from the early twentieth century in the Indian Beach neighborhood. This "Old Florida" neighborhood home is around the corner from The Sarasota Jungle Gardens. It was recently updated in 2021 with new hot water heater, stainless steel appliances, laminate flooring and newer a/c. Enjoy the delicious mango fruit tree and shuffle board court in your backyard. Convenient location; 2 miles north of downtown, near Ringling Museum, USF, New College and Ringling School of Art. Excellent rental history, also great for investors and Airbnb. You'll love gorgeous walks in the neighborhood to Sarasota Bay. Come make this your home today! Listing Courtesy of BETTER HOMES & GARDENS REAL ESTATE ATCHLEY PROPERT Copyright 2021 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 9/1/2021 Drawn area near Palmetto, FL 34220 Living Lot List / Price Prop Bed Area Size List Lease Pending per Pending: 5 Type /Ba (sq ft) (sq ft) Date Price Date sq. ft. 1 Pending MLS ID: A4500645 4014 Bay Shore Rd Single Family 3/3 2,696 36,175 5/13/2021 $1,450,000 8/17/2021 $538 Grand Mediterranean Revival in Indian Beach with two single family parcels along the north shore of Sarasota Bay. A long, palm lined drive leads up to this classic residence and the first thing which greats you is a 40 foot long front porch. This is an idyllic spot to enjoy evening sea breezes and a private view of your landscape cascading down to Bay Shore Road. Everything about his place is classic. The large front door is framed by decorative side panels leading to a formal entry foyer at the base of a hand-crafted, two level staircase. To your right, a glass french door leads into a living room anchored by a wood burning fireplace bracketed by more french doors to the Florida room. Coffered ceilings, molding and base boards are dramatic original features. Another french door and an arched entryway lead to the formal dining room with collapsible glass doors allowing the party to spill out onto a rear patio shaded by ancient oak trees. Adjacent to the âeat inâ kitchen is a den, which is reminiscent of a Ringling âspeak easyâ bar room with a half bath. This is a perfect spot for âprohibition eraâ, after dinner cocktails. Upstairs youâll find a traditional floor plan with a large master and several smaller bedrooms all sharing two baths. The master, like the living room below, has multiple french doors leading to a sunny ante room with full southern exposure. The entire home is of masonry construction and has heart pine floors throughout. The AC systems (2) are new. Electrical service has been updated to 250 amp and the tile roof was replaced in 2002. There is an oversized, detached garage and a guest house with a large private patio. The front yard is so large itâs an additional parcel which can be subdivided for the construction of another residence. Listing Courtesy of COLDWELL BANKER REALTY Copyright 2021 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 9/1/2021 Drawn area near Palmetto, FL 34220 Living Lot List / Price Prop Bed Area Size List Lease Pending per Pending: 5 (cont.) Type /Ba (sq ft) (sq ft) Date Price Date sq. ft. 2 Pending MLS ID: A4507529 2200 Alameda Ave Single Family 3/3 1,892 10,000 7/21/2021 $899,000 8/7/2021 $475 Stunning Museum area contemporary home, situated on a private, walled and gated double lot offers convenient public access to Sarasota Bay just 1/2 block away so the perfect place to launch your kayak or go fishing. This 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home with office/den has been tastefully remodeled with thoughtful finishes and features which include metal roofing, vaulted ceilings, 14 seer AC system, new 200 amp service panel and air conditioned garage as well as a covered carport for 2 additional vehicles. The eat in kitchen features all new European cabinets, solid surface counters, new sink and appliances. All 3 bathrooms have also been completely updated and the home has all new flooring as well as plantation shutters throughout. The expansive great room with vaulted ceiling is excellent for entertaining with breakfast bar separating the kitchen.
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