Offered for the first time in decades, the iconic Warriner Home presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Sarasota’s architectural legacy. Designed in 1960 by renowned husband-and-wife architects Joan and Ken Warriner, this exceptional mid-century modern residence was nationally recognized in Architectural Record Magazine’s prestigious annual feature, "Record Houses of 1961". The home was titled “Good Design on a $14, 500 Budget”, a testament to the Warriners' ability to merge timeless design with thoughtful functionality. Located in the vibrant heart of Southside Village, just minutes from downtown Sarasota and the bayfront, this three-bedroom, two-bath home remains remarkably intact, preserving its original architectural integrity. Authentic jalousie windows, pocketed sliding glass doors, and polished terrazzo floors reflect the purity of the mid-century aesthetic, while walls of glass invite an abundance of natural light, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living. Sited on a large lot, the property offers ample space to create a private outdoor oasis or add a custom pool and separate guest quarters. Surrounded by mature landscaping and gracious oaks and nestled in one of Sarasota’s most desirable neighborhoods, the home is a peaceful retreat within walking distance to cafés, boutiques, and local restaurants. Whether you are a mid-century purist or a design enthusiast seeking a canvas for tasteful restoration, the Warriner Home stands as a rare and important architectural treasure—ready to inspire its next steward.
