1817 6th St
- Sarasota, FL
- $1,095,000
740 Sq.Ft. 19,400 Sq.Ft.
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Downtown Sarasota is the heart of Sarasota’s year-round lifestyle, and when you include the Rosemary District and nearby downtown-adjacent communities, you’re capturing the full “urban core” buyers actually search for. This broader Downtown Sarasota area blends true walkability with coastal energy, making it a top choice for clients looking for a downtown Sarasota condo, luxury high-rise living, or newer in-city townhomes. From Main Street’s restaurants and nightlife to the Bayfront, Marina Jack, and the city’s arts and cultural scene, the day-to-day appeal is simple: you can live close to everything and spend more time enjoying Sarasota instead of driving across it. The product mix is also a major draw here, with options ranging from value-oriented condos to full-service buildings and branded luxury near the waterfront.
Market Snapshot (as of March 6, 2026): The broader Downtown Sarasota area (including the Rosemary District) currently has 539 active listings, with an average price per square foot of about $626.98. Because this “downtown core” includes multiple sub-areas and building types, pricing can vary significantly by proximity to the bay, building amenities, view corridors, and whether the home is newer construction or a classic downtown residence.
Downtown Sarasota is not one single neighborhood, and that’s a big advantage for buyers. The Rosemary District is a major driver for modern downtown demand with a mix of high-rise living, newer construction, and easy access to dining, parks, and the bayfront corridor. Burns Court and Laurel Park are often searched for their character, charm, and boutique feel near downtown core. Gillespie Park and other downtown-adjacent pockets expand inventory with more residential options that still keep clients close to Main Street, the waterfront, and Sarasota’s cultural attractions. The Quay and bayfront area anchor the luxury side of the market with newer, high-amenity residences and the strongest “walk to the water” appeal.