Siesta Key vacation rentals

The Anchorage is at 6415 Midnight Pass Road on Siesta Key, Sarasota, Florida, near the Stickney Point Bridge. The building sits on the bay side of the road, backing onto the Intracoastal Waterway, with Crescent Beach directly across the road.

Yes. The complex has a private beach access gate directly across Midnight Pass Road, reached by a path between the Siesta Sun and The Breakers. It opens onto Crescent Beach, a walk of a few minutes from the building.

About 122 to 125 miles to the Walt Disney World park gates, or roughly two hours and fifteen minutes by car without traffic. A day trip is possible, but if the parks are the main reason for the holiday, a home in one of our Orlando resort communities is a much better base.

A large heated pool, lighted tennis and shuffleboard courts, pickleball, a basketball hoop, cornhole, an exercise room, an outdoor kitchenette with propane grills, and on the waterfront a boat dock, a kayak launch with racks and a fishing and fillet station.

Yes. There is a gate at the front of the property, and every access point uses key or code entry. Arrival and access details are sent with your booking confirmation, so there is nothing to arrange before you get there.

No. According to the building's rental office, pets are not allowed, though service animals with proper documentation are accepted; emotional support animals are not. Ask us before booking if you are travelling with a service animal, so the paperwork is in place.

The two-bedroom condos are over 1,200 square feet and the three-bedroom condos are around 2,400 square feet, according to the building's rental office. The building has two elevators, and coin-operated laundry at both ends of the hallway on every floor.

About 1.7 miles, roughly seven minutes by car. Siesta Beach is known for sand that is nearly 100% quartz crystal, is patrolled by lifeguards and has over 900 free parking spaces, although Crescent Beach, right across the road, is the closer beach.

Yes. The Siesta Islander trolley is free and runs from 8am to 10pm every day of the year between Siesta Key Village and Turtle Beach, along Midnight Pass Road. It makes a car unnecessary for most trips on the island.

The complex has a boat dock and a kayak launch with racks on the Intracoastal Waterway, and a fishing and fillet station. Docking a boat carries a small fee set by the building's rental office, so ask us before you travel.

Sarasota Bradenton International Airport is about 12 miles away, roughly half an hour by car. Tampa International Airport is about 70 miles away, around an hour and twenty minutes without traffic, and usually has more flight options.