Tucked away at the end of Cutlass Bayou, this extraordinary 1.2-acre private peninsula offers a setting that is increasingly difficult to find on Casey Key. Completely redone and sold furnished this property is Surrounded by water on three sides with approximately 900 feet of shoreline, the property feels like its own secluded island retreat, with sweeping bay views, protected water, mature tropical landscaping, and deeded access to the sandy beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. The property is anchored by a charming 1950 main residence with a separate guest suite, accompanied by a distinctive 1968 artist studio designed by noted architect Edward “Tim” Seibert", an important contributor to Sarasota’s celebrated mid-century modern architectural movement. Together, the structures offer a glimpse into the architectural character that has long made Casey Key so special.