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1 day ago |
sarasotamagazine.com | Kim Doleatto
There’s a house in Manatee County where it seems time passes more slowly or pauses altogether. Tucked away on 30 acres along the Manatee River, the home shows off crisp Cape Dutch-inspired architecture, sprawling wilderness and a garden so lush it feels as if Mother Nature naps there. This is more than a home—it’s a lifestyle. When Doug Baker and his wife Lauren Crist found the property six years ago, it was exactly what they were looking for.
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2 days ago |
sarasotamagazine.com | Kim Doleatto
In a region known for its beaches and arts scene, Sarasota and Manatee counties have become a growing migration destination in Florida. But behind headlines about soaring home prices—a little less lately, but still—and packed airport arrivals lies a more nuanced question: Who is coming here and who is leaving? It's nothing new. We've written about the region's pandemic-era popularity many times over the last several years. But new data offers a broader look at the latest numbers.
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3 days ago |
sarasotamagazine.com | Cooper Levey-Baker |Kim Doleatto
Dr. Charles Stewart Flies High on His Wing Foil If you’ve heard of an activity that takes place in the ocean, chances are Dr. Charles Stewart, an orthopedic surgeon with Sarasota’s Sforzo Dillingham Stewart Orthopedics + Sports Medicine, has given it a shot.
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4 days ago |
sarasotamagazine.com | Kim Doleatto
In a Sarasota neighborhood where the past often stands little chance against the big, often boxy future, 1679 Arlington Street still holds its ground. The 1925 Florida bungalow sits among a dense canopy of mature trees and plants, its screened front porch observing the march of development as teardowns clear the way for high and wide new builds in the coveted West of Trail neighborhood.
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4 days ago |
sarasotamagazine.com | Kim Doleatto
In a Sarasota neighborhood where the past often stands little chance against the big, often boxy future, 1679 Arlington Street still holds its ground. The 1925 Florida bungalow sits among a dense canopy of mature trees and plants, its screened front porch observing the march of development as teardowns clear the way for high and wide new builds in the coveted West of Trail neighborhood.
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