Casa Blanca - Villa A01

Experience comfort and style in this beautiful relaxing coastal designed one bedroom, one bathroom villa. Just steps away from the pool, this cozy retreat offers a welcoming atmosphere ideal for couples or solo travelers looking for a relaxing getaway. This villa features a spacious bedroom, a large walk in shower and a comfortable living space to unwind after a day in the sun. While there is no lanai, the prime poolside location makes it easy to step outside and enjoy the fresh air. Start your mornings right with the Keurig coffee maker, perfect for a quick and convenient brew before heading out for the day. Whether you're here to relax or explore, this charming villas offers the perfect blend of comfort, connivence and character.

Casa Blanca Highlights
Fresh, Clean & Recently Updated – Every villa is thoughtfully maintained, fresh, clean, and recently updated for a comfortable, welcoming stay. * Beachfront Location – Enjoy direct beach access, with beach loungers available for your relaxation and convenience.
Powder-White Quartz Sand & Spectacular Sunsets – Experience Siesta Key's world-famous white quartz beaches and breathtaking Gulf sunsets.
Heated Pool & Clubhouse Amenities – Relax by the heated pool or enjoy the clubhouse, featuring ping pong, billiards, and a big-screen TV.
Convenient Beach Restrooms – Restroom facilities are available near the beach for added convenience.
Relaxed, Family-Friendly Community – Enjoy the charm of a residential villa community with a welcoming, multigenerational atmosphere—not the feel of a hotel.
Complimentary Island Transportation – A nearby Siesta Key Trolley stop offers a convenient, no-cost way to explore the island.
Easy Island Access – Conveniently located near the Stickney Point Bridge for easy access to the mainland and Sarasota.
Dining & Shopping Nearby – Discover a variety of local restaurants, shops, and everyday conveniences just a short distance away.

Discover Siesta Key & Beyond
World-Class Beaches & Unforgettable Sunsets – Sink your toes into the pristine white quartz sand and enjoy spectacular sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico.
Snorkeling Adventures – Explore the natural limestone reef near Crescent Beach, a fascinating underwater destination for snorkeling enthusiasts.
Spectacular Fishing – Cast a line from shore or arrange a local fishing charter for memorable fishing adventures throughout the island and surrounding waters.
Outdoor Adventures for Everyone – Make the most of your Florida getaway with nearby opportunities for independent local boat and Jet Ski rentals, golf cart rentals, parasailing, guided kayaking and bike tours, dolphin-watching excursions, and luxury beach setups.

Nature & Marine Life
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens: Showcases a lush, waterfront tropical escape.
Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium: Engaging exhibits with ocean life and Gulf Coast ecosystems.
Marine Science Hub: Provides family-friendly viewing of sea turtles, sharks, and rays.
Convenient Island Living – Two grocery stores on the island, along with abundant dining, shopping, and nightlife options, make it easy to enjoy your stay.
Explore Siesta Village – Stroll through a lively, walkable destination filled with local shops, open-air cafés, ice cream parlors, and seafood favorites, including Siesta Key Oyster Bar.

Local Arts, Culture & History
The Best of Both Worlds – Discover the laid-back charm of island living with Sarasota's shopping, dining, arts, and cultural attractions just a short drive away.
The Ringling Museum: Home to European, American, Asian, and contemporary art.
Ca' d'Zan Mansion: The historic, magnificent waterfront home of John and Mable Ringling.
Circus Museum: Celebrates the history and spectacle of the American circus.
Sarasota Art Museum: Features exceptional contemporary exhibitions.
Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall: Hosts premier live performances.
Sarasota Opera House: Offers world-class opera in a historic setting.
Sunday Drum Circle – Experience a beloved, free community tradition at Siesta Beach, where drummers, dancers, and spectators gather on Sunday evenings before sunset.