Coastal, quiet, and close to it all.
Just north of Venice, Nokomis is one of the area's oldest communities and keeps a laid-back, less-crowded coastal feel. Nokomis Beach is a local favorite, famous for its sunset drum circle, and the North Jetty draws anglers and surfers. Across the water lies Casey Key, a narrow, exclusive barrier island of Gulf-to-bay estates with no condos and no commercial development, making it one of the most private addresses on Florida's west coast.
The Nokomis mainland offers a wide spread, from modest ranch homes to newer gated communities like Toscana Isles, with plenty of canal and waterfront options for boaters. Pricing here is broad, often the $400s into the $700s. Casey Key is luxury estate territory, where Gulf-front and bay-front properties commonly range from roughly $1M into the $10M+ range.
Nokomis Beach, the North Jetty, the Legacy Trail, and quick I-75 access via Laurel Road make this a convenient, water-focused place to live, with boating and fishing front and center.
Nokomis appeals to buyers who want beach and boating without Venice Island crowds, while Casey Key draws those seeking ultra-private, high-end waterfront living.
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