After years of traveling the world, the original owners of Casa Flamingo set out to bring the places, experiences and design details they loved most into one home. The result is a nearly 10,000-square-foot (total) waterfront estate on Siesta Key, designed around family, entertaining and life on the water.
For years, the original owners of Casa Flamingo collected inspiration from the places they visited around the world. They took note of the architecture, the details of the homes and hotels they stayed in, and the way certain places made them feel. Eventually, they decided to take those experiences and build something of their own. That idea became Casa Flamingo.
Completed in 2018 on the north end of Siesta Key, the home sits on nearly an acre with more than 145 feet of waterfront along Hanson Bayou. With approximately 9,950 total square feet between the main residence and separate guest house, the property was built to accommodate time with family, friends and plenty of room to entertain.
A typical day here might begin with coffee overlooking the water, followed by a morning out on the boat. The private dock and boat lift provide direct access to deep-water Hanson Bayou, with routes toward Sarasota Bay, Big Pass and the Gulf. For a slower afternoon, there is a private kayak launch.
Back on land, a 45-foot swimming pool and white-sand retreat create a setting that feels a world away from the everyday. There is room to spend the afternoon by the pool, gather for an outdoor meal or simply enjoy the Florida sunshine.
The home was also designed with guests in mind. The separate guest house gives visiting family and friends their own space, making longer stays comfortable while keeping everyone close. With nearly 10,000 total square feet, there is room for everything from a quiet weekend at home to a house full of people during the holidays.
What makes Casa Flamingo particularly interesting is the thinking behind it. Rather than choosing one destination or architectural style to recreate, the original owners drew from years of travel and the places that stayed with them. Those influences came together in a home that reflects their own tastes and
experiences, rather than following a particular design trend.
Today, Casa Flamingo is being offered to a new owner, presenting an opportunity to make the property part of their own story. Whether used as a primary residence, a Florida getaway or a place for family to gather year after year, the home offers a place where people want to spend time, where guests feel at home and where some of life’s best memories are made.
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