This third-floor residence offers one of—if not the most—open and uninterrupted Gulf views within Fisherman’s Cove, with a layout specifically oriented to maximize a direct, expansive sightline to the water. Interior modifications have removed visual barriers and aligned the space to fully capture the Gulf, creating an extended, continuous view from the kitchen through the living area and directly out to the horizon.

Floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall sliding glass doors span the living room and lanai, maximizing exposure to the water. With no interior obstructions, the view remains dominant from multiple vantage points, including the kitchen, main living space, and master bedroom. The result is a wide, immersive Gulf perspective that is uncommon within the property.

The living space is oriented entirely around this openness, maintaining a constant visual connection to the shoreline, sky, and water throughout the day.

Fisherman’s Cove is uniquely positioned between the Gulf and Blind Pass Lagoon (Intracoastal). Just steps away, the newly opened Midnight Pass provides direct water access between the lagoon and the Gulf, supporting boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing, with improved tidal flow enhancing the surrounding environment.

Sunsets are visible directly from the unit and along the beachfront. To the south, the shoreline extends into a long stretch of undeveloped beach leading toward Midnight Pass and Casey Key.

Boat docks are available at no cost, offering convenient access to both Gulf and Intracoastal waters.

Nearby, restaurants are within walking distance, while Crescent Beach and Siesta Key Village provide additional dining, shopping, and services within a short drive or via the free Siesta Key Trolley. Sarasota’s cultural attractions, including the Ringling campus and Selby Gardens, are also easily accessible.

This residence is well suited for those prioritizing a maximized, unobstructed Gulf view with immediate access to both open water and protected Intracoastal waterways.