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The Venice real estate market is an active modest-sized marketplace for beach property in Florida.
Normally there are around 270 beach homes for sale at Venice, and around 20 listings for lots and land.
About Venice
Venice, Florida, is a beautiful city located on the Gulf Coast of Southwest Florida. Known for its charming downtown, stunning beaches, and warm weather year-round, Venice has become a popular destination for both tourists and residents. In this essay, we will explore the great things about living in Venice, Florida, including historic sites, recreational activities, restaurants, hospitals, and fun facts about the area.
One of the most popular historic sites in Venice is the Venice Train Depot, which was built in 1927 and is now home to the Venice Area Historical Society. Visitors can take a tour of the depot and learn about the history of the area's railroads. The Venice Museum and Archives is also a great place to learn about the city's past and see exhibits on the region's history.
For those who love the outdoors, Venice has plenty of recreational activities to offer. Venice Beach is a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and surfing. The city is also home to several golf courses, parks, and nature preserves, including the Myakka River State Park and the Oscar Scherer State Park.
When it comes to dining options, Venice has a wide range of restaurants to choose from. For seafood lovers, the Crow's Nest Restaurant and Marina is a must-visit. The restaurant offers stunning views of the marina and serves fresh seafood dishes. For a more casual dining experience, Sharky's on the Pier is a great spot to enjoy a beachfront meal.
Venice has several top-rated hospitals, including Venice Regional Bayfront Health and Sarasota Memorial Hospital - Venice. Both hospitals offer a range of medical services and have received high ratings for patient care.
The closest airport to Venice is the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport, which is located about 25 miles away from the city.
Venice is home to the Venice Theatre, which is the second-largest community theater in the United States. The city is also known for its annual Shark's Tooth Festival, which celebrates the abundance of shark teeth found on its beaches.
With its historic sites, recreational activities, restaurants, and top-rated healthcare facilities, plus warm weather, beautiful beaches, and rich culture, Venice is a great place to call home.
Beach Overview
- 14mi of Shoreline
- 51in of Annual Precipitation
- 92°FAverage High Temp
- 53°FAverage Low Temp
- Shoreline Borders State Park (None)
National Park (None)
City Park (Most) - Public Boat Ramps 7
- Primary Composition Sand
- Pier Mixed
- Water Type Salt
Information
- Counties: Sarasota County
- Landmarks: Venice Fishing Pier, Sharky's On the Pier, Venice Theatre, Ideal Classic Cars
- Notable events: Sharks Tooth Festival, Blues Festival, Italian Feast, 4th of July, Fine Arts & Crafts Festival, Venice Craft Festival, Chocolate Walk,
- Condos available (Yes)
- Sailing clubs (Yes)
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Some listings have been excluded from this website.
This page utilizes third-party mapping services and does not make any warranties or representations about the accuracy or completeness of these services' representations.