Address: 6907 Bochi Circle, Sarasota, La Linda Estates is a new development of homes on Siesta Key Island. The gated community, with water views available, has three-level homes with four bedrooms, four full bathrooms and a powder room.
The homes are equipped with elevators, a four-car garage, rooftop access and private pools.
The community will have 13 homes starting at about $2.5 million.
Exclusively offered by Dustin Anderson, Broker Associate with SERHANT. (813) 808-6400
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