634 Ohio Place

Own a rare piece of Sarasota history in the Laurel Park Historic District, one of Sarasota’s oldest and most charming downtown neighborhoods—a compact, walkable National Register historic district just south of the city’s commercial core. This charming 100-year-old 3-bedroom, 2-bath cottage sits on a quiet dead-end street just minutes from downtown, offering the perfect blend of historic character and modern comfort. This 1900 total sq ft home has a lovely flow from front to back, enjoy seamless indoor and outdoor living. Each bedroom is charming and nicely laid out, with a comfortable living room, plus dedicated library/office. This home has been tastefully updated while preserving original built-ins, stainless accents and original wood flooring. Low-maintenance landscaping and a timeless front porch are ideal for relaxing and a bonus shed at the rear of the property, providing additional storage. Additionally, the home features a gas range, and working fireplace, as well as a rare, spacious caged heated pool, and an additional large screened tin-roofed gazebo with ceiling fan, the perfect spaces for entertaining. Laurel Park is frequently praised as a model of walkable, pre-suburban urbanism. This home offers a quiet residential atmosphere with mature trees and greenery while remaining steps from thriving and dynamic downtown Sarasota. Amenities include a kayak launch (via the Oak Street Canal into Hudson Bayou and Sarasota Bay), the neighborhood park, and easy access to Burns Court dining and cultural spot. It is often called a more characterful alternative to downtown high-rise condos. Locals describe a friendly, diverse mix of professionals, artists, families and longtime residents. Walk or bike to downtown Sarasota’s art galleries, restaurants, Whole Foods, entertainment, and events. Opportunities like this don’t come along often—schedule your private showing today and experience a slice of Sarasota’s best living.