About the Landings
Why We Live Here
The winding roads with large shade trees, neighborhood lakes, parks, nature trails, and access to Roberts Bay provide an idyllic setting for quiet observation, photography or reflection of the bounties that nature provides. Friends and neighbors meet as they stroll, power walk, run or bike through the tree lined streets. Our Landings residents are active volunteers in the community. Children from the neighborhood gather to explore nature, go fishing, bike to the Racquet Club to swim or play tennis. It is a place where natural beauty and a vibrant sense of community define everyday life.
What do our residents say?
“Landings folks are so diverse and friendly and we feel lucky to be a part of such a wonderful community.”
“It’s like a peaceful oasis with lots of social activities, lectures, tennis, and most of all, the friendliest community in Sarasota.”
“I love seeing people volunteer their skills to create new activities for residents.”
So close to recreation & amenities!
The Landings gives residents immediate access to the internationally acclaimed cultural activities of Sarasota. They include the Ringling Art Museum, the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, the Sarasota Film Festival, the Sarasota Orchestra, the Sarasota Opera, Mote Marine Aquarium and Mote Laboratory, numerous theaters, arts festivals, music venues and much more. Sarasota is also well known for its numerous excellent dining venues.
The exquisite downtown Bayfront, which is teeming with activities day and night, is only a quick, thirteen-minute ride away. It is easy to pick up guests at the Sarasota-Bradenton airport which is located just 25 minutes away. Stop by St. Armand’s Circle for shopping or dining on your way home.
If relaxing on the beach is more your style, Siesta Beach, selected as the Number One Beach in the U.S., is located only twelve minutes away from The Landings by car. This world-famous quartz sand beach is also home to an international sand sculpture contest and a number of national and regional volleyball tournaments.
Baseball is a Sarasota favorite and it is one of only fifteen Florida cities to be the spring home of a major league baseball team-the Baltimore Orioles. Nathan Benderson Park is home to the annual World Rowing Masters Regatta.
