Last reviewed 2026-09-24
This FAQ explains how 1000 Boulevard of the Arts is designed, oriented, and experienced—from its waterfront location at The Quay to the difference between Bay and Harbor Residences, the variety of floorplans, lifestyle expectations, amenity design, and how the Sales Gallery presentation helps you understand your future home. Each answer gives a clear, straightforward explanation to help you navigate views, layouts, features, and the overall residential offering.
Yes. 1000 Boulevard of the Arts is sometimes abbreviated as 1000 BLVD of the Arts in online searches and listings. Both refer to the same downtown Sarasota waterfront condominium.
It is a walkable waterfront district that connects directly to The Bay Park, dining, arts venues, and Sarasota’s cultural life. It offers both vibrancy and waterfront calm.
The Bay Park, Quay Harbor, downtown Sarasota’s restaurants, boutiques, galleries and cultural destinations are all close to home. The waterfront setting also provides convenient access to walking and cycling trails, boating and kayak launches.
By the anticipated 2028 delivery of 1000 Boulevard of the Arts, Phase 2 of The Bay Park is planned to be complete, including an expansive Town Square, restored Municipal Auditorium, enhanced shoreline and new bayfront restaurant.
Quay Harbor provides immediate access to Sarasota’s boating lifestyle, while nearby Kokomo Yacht Club offers the opportunity to choose a flexible boating experience tailored to individual needs. Kayak launches at The Bay Park provide another way to get out on the water.
Residences are organized into two distinct series: Bay Residences with north- and west-facing views toward Sarasota Bay and The Bay Park, and Harbor Residences on upper levels with elevated outlooks toward the Quay Harbor and The Gulf.
Bay Residences are located on levels 4–20, with unobstructed views across The Bay Park to Sarasota Bay and the barrier islands beyond. Harbor Residences are offered on levels 16–20, showcasing panoramic views of Quay Harbor, Sarasota Bay and the Gulf.
Choose from 17 one- to three-bedroom-plus-den designs ranging from approximately 1,200 to more than 3,000 square feet, with pricing beginning around $1.5 million to $2.5 million depending on floorplan and view.

It is relaxed sophistication. Natural light, movement between indoors and outdoors, connection to culture, and simplicity in daily rhythms.
The amenity environments are designed to feel comfortable and contemporary, plus easy to use. They include wellness spaces, pool deck, co-work spaces, outdoor leisure environments, and thoughtfully scaled social settings.
Yes. The residential amenities are reserved exclusively for owners and their guests, with controlled residential access separate from the Hyatt Centric Harborside hotel experience.
Yes. Residents have access to a covered Dog Park and Dog Spa, with The Bay Park directly across the Boulevard offering additional opportunities for waterfront walks.
It eliminates guesswork. Guests can see and understand specific residences more clearly including the view and interior perspective instantly.
It helps visitors understand material quality, scale, and everyday functionality in a direct and personal way.
It gives immediate clarity on how the building sits on the site, where amenities are located, and how views open outward across The Quay.
In a marketplace that increasingly favors large-scale, ultra-premium developments, 1000 Boulevard of the Arts offers refined waterfront living in a more personal, well-balanced residential environment.
You are invited to visit the Sales Gallery, located within the Premier Sotheby’s International Realty Office
at 50 Central Avenue, in Downtown Sarasota.