LIVE IN POINT OF ROCKS SIESTA KEY

LIVE IN POINT OF ROCKS SIESTA KEY

Geologists aren’t sure how long Point of Rocks, just south of Siesta Key’s Crescent Beach, have been visible. Jutting into the Gulf of Mexico for about a half-mile along the shore of Siesta Key , the outcropping is composed of quartz sand and molluscan grindstone. Which is different than the rest of Sarasota County, which has an underlayment of limestone with marl outcrops.

The intertidal zone’s crevices and pools on Siesta Key shelter crabs, small fish, starfish and other marine organisms. As a result, Point of Rocks Siesta Key is a popular spot for divers and snorkelers at high tide.  

Today, Point of Rocks Siesta Key comprises about 100 luxury waterfront properties and more modest off-the-water homes along Point of Rocks Road and Point of Rocks Circle. They range from efficiency condos and duplexes to older houses and recently built estate mansions. A public walkway to Crescent Beach, where Point of Rocks Road comes off Midnight Pass Road on Siesta Key and makes a sharp turn south, provides pedestrian access to Crescent Beach.

With no homeowners’ association in Point of Rocks on Siesta Key, there are no neighborhood fees. Point of Rocks on Siesta Key has much more of a neighborhood feel than you would think, considering that it is in a touristy area. People are friendly and most of them know each other.

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source: Best Beaches Florida

Author: Kathy Toonder
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Dated: March 27th 2014
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