200 THE ESPLANADE N, #A16, Venice, FL, 34285 | $2,500

Available for 2027 Season! Summer pricing (May 1–September 30): $2, 500/month. Fall pricing (October 1–December 31): $4, 000/month. Seasonal pricing (January 1, 2027–May 31, 2027): $5, 500/month. Minimum lease period is 60 days.
This updated and tastefully turnkey-furnished 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo is located directly across the street from iconic Venice Beach—perfect for relaxing, vacationing, or seasonal living.
Enjoy an open, airy floor plan with a spacious master suite featuring a queen bed and walk-in closet, and a guest bedroom furnished with both a double and twin bed. A large storage room provides ample space for beach chairs, bicycles, and more—everything you need for beachside living.
Highlights Include:
• Open-concept living & dining area
• Granite countertops & stainless steel appliances in a fully stocked kitchen—ready for holiday cooking!
• Enclosed, beachy-themed lanai ideal for morning coffee or watching breathtaking Venice Beach sunsets
• Beautifully decorated and impeccably maintained
• High-speed internet, cable, and water included

Unique Benefits

Resort-Style Amenities:
• Heated community pool
• Shuffleboard courts
• Well-appointed clubhouse—a perfect social hub
• Assigned covered parking

Unbeatable Location:
• Walking distance to Venice Beach
• Short bike ride to the South Jetty

Area Information
Historic Downtown Venice is just minutes away—a vibrant, walkable district dating back to the 1920s. Stroll beneath moss-draped oaks and swaying palms as you explore charming architecture, lush parks, and green spaces, all just steps from the beach—less than a mile away. Known as the Shark Tooth Capital of the World, Venice’s pristine shoreline is perfect for shelling and beachcombing.
Wander along Venice Avenue, where you'll find a delightful mix of local, family-owned boutiques, restaurants, sweet shops, and services. Don’t miss the popular Venice Farmers Market on Saturday mornings for fresh produce and artisan goods.
At the heart of downtown lies Centennial Park, featuring free concerts at the gazebo, a community kiosk, a children’s splash fountain, and ample free parking. History and architecture enthusiasts will appreciate sites like the historic Venice Train Depot and preserved 1920s buildings scattered throughout the area. Whether through a guided tour or a self-guided walk, Downtown Venice offers a uniquely rich and immersive experience.

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