701 Cohen Way

Description

Permit-ready opportunity in Sarasota's red-hot Rosemary District. A rare chance to build lifestyle-driven homes in one of Sarasota's fastest-growing urban neighborhoods. This shovel-ready project is designed for buyers who want modern design, abundant outdoor living, and walkabilityall the essentials for today's millennial and empty nester markets. Project highlights include: a permit-ready space, construction can begin in just 60 days. Potential for six three-story townhomes, each with four bedrooms, three full baths, two half baths, as well as private pools and guest housesluxury features that set this community apart. Multiple terraces, patios, and outdoor kitchens will provide expansive outdoor living space. Private two-car garages for every residence. Large residences at over 2,800 square feet. Priced from $2,693,000 with light, bright contemporary architecture and impact glass up to the latest hurricane standards. The projected sales volume is over $16,000,000, with a projected profit potential of $4,426,000 (Pro Forma available). An advantageous location, the project is just steps from The Bay Sarasota, a 53-acre waterfront park, two blocks from Sarasota School of Arts and Sciences (SSAS), is surrounded by 65 restaurants within six blocks, and sits just minutes to downtown shopping, theaters, arts districts and St. Armands/Lido Beach. Located in Flood Zone X, a safer, elevated land designation. Adding to the sought-after location is the stunning urban design across 7th Street. The award-winning Sarasota and Rosemary District architect, Halflants & Pichette, has designed a condominium project with a rooftop pool, fitness center and clubhouse coming at southwest corner of 7th/Cohen Way. Why this project wins? This condominium development lives like single-family homesoffering privacy, scale, and unparalleled outdoor space. With demand outpacing land supply in Rosemary, this is a timely opportunity to shape the district's next chapter. Completion possible within 18 months of groundbreaking. Optional advantage - buyer may retain the current builder/owner to streamline construction.