Columned Homes Making a Comeback?
Classic columns made of synthetic materials and engineered to look like stone, marble or wood are making reemerging as a design trend....
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WELCOME! Ocean Real Estate is a boutique brokerage firm centrally located in downtown Sarasota, Florida to serve key luxury markets. Combining an incredible network of premier clientele with a thoughtful and dynamic approach to each sale, Ocean ranks in the top echelon of agents. We are exclusively dedicated to representing properties located downtown, West of Trail and the beautiful islands of Siesta Key, Bird Key, Longboat Key, Lido Key and St. Armand’s Key.
Our company is powered by seasonal professionals with an intimate knowledge of the local community, its history, culture, local concerns and eclectic neighborhoods. The entire Ocean team is committed to setting a high standard of excellence in our industry leading to extraordinary performance. More importantly, we believe the most fundamental part of a real estate transaction is the development of a long-term relationship with YOU. A relationship that doesn’t end at closing!
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