South Sarasota
South Sarasota has served as a residential community on Florida’s Gulf Coast since the twentieth century. East of Sarasota Bay, it occupies a largely built-up stretch of Sarasota County shaped by US 41, locally called the Tamiami Trail. This historic highway links Tampa and Miami and remains the area’s principal north–south commercial corridor; Phillippi Street is one of its local cross streets. Phillippi Creek winds nearby on its way to the bay. A short distance south, Phillippi Estate Park preserves the 1916 Edson Keith Mansion. South Sarasota combines established neighbourhoods with everyday retail and services along a road that ties the coast’s communities together.
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South Sarasota is best known within Florida for its mainland setting beside Little Sarasota Bay, opposite Siesta Key and the Gulf of Mexico. This unincorporated Sarasota County community lies south of downtown Sarasota, where residential neighborhoods meet low-lying coastal terrain. Across the bay, Siesta Key is known for its public beaches, while the mainland is close to the Tamiami Trail (US 41), the historic highway completed in 1928 to connect Tampa and Miami. South Sarasota provides a convenient base for exploring the coast without staying on a barrier island. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of South Sarasota and the Sarasota coast.
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