Spacious Bayfront Residences at the Southern Gateway to Longboat Key
Tangerine Bay Club is arranged around a large central lagoon with an island recreation area at its center. Pedestrian bridges connect the surrounding residences to the pool, spa, clubhouse, and fitness center, while walking paths continue along the shoreline and past the tennis and pickleball courts, dock, kayak launch, and tropical gardens.
The community includes ten low-rise buildings organized as Buildings 1A through 5B. Every home was originally assigned a fully enclosed two-car garage, an uncommon feature among Longboat Key condominium communities, and private gated courtyards lead to the individual residences, creating a more personal arrival experience than a traditional interior condominium hallway.
Every home was originally assigned a fully enclosed two-car garage, an uncommon feature among Longboat Key condominium communities.
Tangerine Bay Club appeals to buyers seeking substantial living space, private garages, bayfront surroundings, and a low-rise residential atmosphere near Sarasota.
Even the smaller documented plans exceed 2,200 square feet of air-conditioned space. Most homes include a flexible library or guest study in addition to two primary bedrooms, along with generous kitchens, morning rooms, formal gathering areas, laundry rooms, large primary suites, and broad terraces.
The private courtyards and enclosed two-car garages add to the sense of living in a home rather than an apartment. The central pool island, reached by pedestrian bridges across the lagoon, gives the community much of its identity, allowing the amenities to remain central without placing pool activity directly beneath every residence.
Tangerine Bay Club was developed in the early 1990s as a low-rise alternative to Longboat Key's traditional condominium towers. The original condominium plat was recorded in 1991 and divided the property into two development phases.
Phase I included Buildings 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, and 3, establishing the lagoon layout, pool island, and pedestrian-bridge design that would define the rest of the community.
Phase II added Buildings 4A, 4B, 5A, and 5B, completing the community's ten-building arrangement around the lagoon and central island while extending the tennis facilities, walking paths, and bayfront grounds.
Today, Tangerine Bay Club remains distinctive for its spacious homes, private two-car garages, low-rise design, and central pool island.
Most original residences include two bedrooms, a library or guest study, two-and-a-half bathrooms, formal living and dining areas, a morning room, large kitchen and pantry, laundry room, primary suite, walk-in closets, terrace, gated courtyard, and enclosed two-car garage. Select third-floor plans add lofts, third bedrooms, additional bathrooms, decks, attic areas, and open interior volumes.
Leasing | Minimum lease term is 60 days. No more than two leases are permitted during a 12-month period. Prior approval is required. |
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Pets | Up to two approved small dogs or cats may be permitted. Pets may not exceed 22 pounds or 16 inches at the shoulder. Prior written approval is required. |
Occupancy | Residences are limited to single-family use, with overnight occupancy generally capped at eight people. |
Parking | Owners and lessees must use the enclosed garage assigned to their residence. Exterior parking is primarily for guests and deliveries. |
Renovations | Work affecting structure, common elements, exterior appearance, water intrusion, safety, or neighboring residences requires prior Association review. |
Courtyards and Terraces | Exterior areas must remain orderly. Alterations, plantings, lighting, flooring, or attachments may require approval. |
Grills | Approved natural-gas grills connected to courtyard gas lines are permitted. Charcoal and portable propane grills are not. |
Dock | Residents may fish from the dock. Visiting boats are limited to short stays unless prior approval is obtained. |
Beach Club | Bay Isles Beach Club membership is optional and requires a separate application, approval, and fee. |
Longboat Key Club | Membership is separate from condominium ownership. |
Association rules and programs may change. Buyers should verify current leasing, pet, renovation, parking, dock, and Beach Club requirements directly with the Association.
Tangerine Bay Club contains 90 condominium residences within ten low-rise buildings.
The residential buildings are located at 340, 350, 360, 370, and 380 Gulf of Mexico Drive. The Association office is at 390 Gulf of Mexico Drive.
The community was developed in phases between approximately 1991 and 1994.
Documented original plans range from approximately 2,210 to 2,880 square feet of air-conditioned living area. Terraces, courtyards, garages, lofts, and attic areas add additional usable space.
Yes. Each residence was designed with an enclosed two-car garage and a gated exterior entry courtyard.
Yes. Select third-floor plans include lofts, additional bedrooms or baths, decks, attic areas, and double-height spaces.
Depending on position, residences may overlook Sarasota Bay, the lagoon, pool island, tropical landscaping, recreation areas, or the neighboring nature preserve.
Amenities include a heated 25-meter pool, spa, clubhouse, fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, walking paths, kayak access, fishing dock, short-term day docking, on-site management, and gated entry.
No. The community has a shared dock for fishing and brief boat visits, but slips are not assigned to individual residences.
No. Tangerine Bay Club is located on Sarasota Bay. Owners may apply separately for membership in the Bay Isles Beach Club.
Yes, subject to approval and size restrictions. Owners may generally keep up to two qualifying small dogs or cats.
Yes. The minimum lease term is 60 days, with no more than two leases during a 12-month period.
Yes. Visit the official Tangerine Bay Club website for community information, or the resident portal for owner resources (certain portions may require owner credentials).
Every residence at Tangerine Bay Club offers a different ownership experience. Buyers often compare building position, floor level, original plan, Sarasota Bay or lagoon exposure, courtyard and terrace configuration, loft space, renovations, garage location, and proximity to the pool island and waterfront amenities. First- and second-floor homes generally offer one-level living, while select third-floor residences add lofts, bedrooms, baths, decks, or attic space. Building position also matters. Bayfront homes may emphasize wider water views, lagoon-facing residences overlook the pool island and landscaping, and homes near the southern boundary may offer additional privacy beside the nature preserve. For more than four decades, Pettingell Professionals has helped buyers navigate Longboat Key's luxury condominium market. We understand the distinctions among Tangerine Bay Club's buildings, floor plans, views, courtyards, garages, renovations, and community policies and help our clients identify the residence that best fits their lifestyle and long-term goals.
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