About 32 Bay Avenue
Located in the highly sought-after Bay Acres community, this home offers modern upgrades, spacious living, and access to one of the area’s most desirable boating and waterfront lifestyles. Recent updates include a metal roof, 2018 HVAC system with all-new ductwork, 2022 whole-house re-plumb including sewer lines, underground electric and 200-amp electrical panel, new septic system, water heater, and stainless steel appliances—all completed in 2022. Yard was completely fenced in 2024. With ample square footage, there’s even potential to add a third bedroom, offering flexibility for your needs. All major systems have already been taken care of, this home is waiting for your personal touch. The oversized garage with over 500 SF has a set of sliding doors leading to the backyard and covered side-yard. Large 15,500 SF of land there is ample space to add a pool. This home has a split bedroom layout and 2 bathrooms (one en-suite; other could be made en-suite). Not located in a high risk flood zone. The Bay Acres community features a private waterfront park on a protected bay with dockage for boats up to 22 feet, a kayak launch, and storage for kayaks and paddle-boards. There’s also a shaded picnic area for relaxing or entertaining. Boaters will love the direct access to the water from the 12-slip community boat basin, with slips available by waitlist. For larger vessels, Blackburn Point Park Boat Ramp is just 1.5 miles away. Located just minutes from Casey Key, Siesta Key, and the A+ rated Pine View School, this property is ideal for boaters, beachgoers, and families alike. Nearby attractions include Oscar Scherer State Park, Selby’s Historic Spanish Point, and The Legacy Trail, while Downtown Sarasota and Venice offer plenty of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Bay Acres is a non-deed-restricted neighborhood, giving you the freedom to park your boat, trailer, or RV without the hassle of HOA restrictions. All the hard work has been done—now it’s time to make this your own piece of paradise.
