Phoenix Condos

It is often hard to find a residence that a homeowner can truly identify with among the many high-rise condos, unlike going for single-family dwellings. Nevertheless, those who are keen on settling in Sarasota, Florida, can find in the Phoenix condominium a home they can really identify with.

The architectural style of this condo is very distinctive and bears a striking resemblance to the revered building of the Sarasota School of Architecture. The modern lines and blue glass panels of the Phoenix’s structure are also most captivating, reminiscent of the bold and powerful style of the renowned contemporary American architect Paul Rudolph.

The developers of this condo made a fine choice of locating this high rise at 136 Golden Gate Point where the building now stands as prominent landmark. The Phoenix location is a peninsula populated by posh real estate developments in Florida. This area is located very close to the Sarasota downtown district, thus enhancing the values of the properties in the locality.

To live in this condominium is to bask in exclusivity. Built in 2001, the Phoenix is composed of just thirteen luxurious units with two per floor. A typical residence here measures about 3,800 square feet and designed with three bedrooms. The prime option is the condo’s penthouse which has a floor area of 5,800 square feet, four bedrooms, and three and a half baths. All units are designed with spacious balconies and provided with a two-car garage. The asking prices of Phoenix on Golden Gate condos for sale can fall in the $1.2 million–$2 million range.

A grand lifestyle is ensured by the fabulous amenities in the community. The residents have their own fitness center and a heated swimming pool and spa. In addition to a gaming room, the condo has a rooftop deck that can accommodate up to 200 persons for social gatherings. Security is enhanced by a closed circuit TV monitoring system for the condo premises.

What can clinch the deal for a condo purchase at the Phoenix is its proximity to many exciting centers for shopping, dining, and entertainment in the city and suburban places. Arts and culture venues like the Florida Studio Theater and the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall are only a few minutes away from the community. A lot of chic shops can be found at the St. Armands Circle a short drive across the Ringling Causeway Bridge that also connects to Bird Key, Lido Key, and Longboat Key, famous Florida barrier islands that also makes the living great for those at the Phoenix community.