Search Nokomis Communities

Below is a list of the most popular Nokomis, Osprey, and Laurel Communities in alphabetical order. Each community contains a bullet point list of information including community highlights, nearby amenities and the homes for sale within that community.

• Bay Street Village

• Blackburn Estates on the Bay

• Blackburn Harbor

• Blackburn Point Marina Village

• Blackburn Point Woods

• Blackburn Shores

• Calusa Lakes

• Casey Key

• Casey Key Estates

• Fairwinds Village

• Harbor Villas at Dona Bay

• Hidden Bay

• Laurel Landings Estates

• Laurel Woodlands

• Meridian at The Oaks Preserve

• Mission Valley Estates

• Nokomis Bayshore Club

• Osprey Harbor Village

• Osprey Woods

• Park Trace Estates

• Pine Run

• Sands of Sarasota Condos

• Shakett Creek Pointe

• Sorrento Bayside

• Sorrento Cay

• Sorrento East

• Sorrento Inlet

• Sorrento Park Condos

• Sorrento Place

• Sorrento Ranches

• Sorrento Shores

• Sorrento South

• Sorrento Village

• Sorrento Villas

• Sorrento Woods

• South Creek

• Southbay Yacht and Racquet Club

• The Cottages of Rivendell

• The Inlets

• The Oaks Bayside

• The Oaks Club

• The Oaks Clubside

• The Oaks Preserve

• Willowbend

• Woodlands at Rivendell

Attractions

In addition to quick access to all of the shopping, dining and beach opportunities available in nearby Sarasota and Venice, Nokomis boasts 14 miles of lovely Gulf beaches, perfect for sunning, swimming and fishing. In Nokomis, visitors and residents alike can enjoy small-town living and the relaxed beach town atmosphere that makes the area such a popular destination to both vacation…and live!

Without a doubt, the area’s most popular attraction has to be Nokomis Beach and Park. It is Sarasota County’s oldest public beach and is located on Casey Key just west of the Albee Road Bridge. Typically less crowded and quieter than the nearby beaches of Lido and Siesta Key, Nokomis Beach is comprised of 22 acres with 1,700 feet running alongside the Gulf of Mexico, and 3,200 feet along the Intra-coastal Waterway. This area is known for its stunning white sand beaches that are ideal for shelling and beachcombing. All types of other beach activities are available such as swimming, diving, fishing and boating. Nokomis Beach has lifeguards, free parking, concessions, restrooms and picnic tables.