Gulf-front vacant lot on Casey Key in Osprey. Buildable lot with County guidance. 107' Gulf frontage, cleared site ready for new construction. For buyers seeking to build a custom waterfront home, this Gulf-front vacant lot on Casey Key in Osprey offers a compelling opportunity in one of Sarasota County’s most sought-after coastal locations. The homesite is cleared and confirmed buildable based on Sarasota County guidance, removing uncertainty around new construction. The property spans 16,827 square feet with 107 feet of Gulf frontage and 107 feet of road frontage, giving a clear understanding of scale and layout for planning. A survey is available, providing defined boundaries and supporting a more efficient design process. The combination of a cleared site, available survey, and County guidance creates a more defined starting point for new construction. See the included "conceptual rendering" photo – for illustrative purposes only, to help you visualize your new waterfront home. Positioned on the north end of Casey Key, the property offers convenient access to the mainland via the nearby bridge while maintaining a private coastal setting. The surrounding area includes established waterfront homes, reinforcing the setting for new construction aligned with the character of the island. This property is well suited for buyers seeking a long-term coastal residence or a custom-built retreat with Gulf views. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence with Sarasota County to confirm timelines, approvals, and building plans. Supporting information is available to help guide next steps.
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