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About Brad
Born
and raised in Sarasota County, I am a third
generation Licensed Real Estate Broker residing in
the Venice/ Nokomis/Englewood area. I spent a
lot of my youth boating and fishing the local
waterways from Tampa Bay to Boca Grande Pass
searching for the famous Silver King (Tarpon).
I’ve watched and been part of the amazing growth a
development in Sarasota County. I did explore
outside the area and drive across the country twice
to live in Santa Cruz, California each time finding
I would rather live in Sunny South West Florida,
even though Santa Cruz is rated as one of the most
beautiful places to live in the US. The giant
Redwood trees grow all the way down to the Pacific
Ocean in Santa Cruz. Still much of my family
lives in the area and works in the Real Estate
profession, making my career path an easy decision.
To this day when I’m not helping people sell and buy
Real Estate you can find me on the water enjoying
what this area is all about, Sun, Sand and Water.
Check out all the interesting info about fishing and
boating on my website. Come and see me anytime
for a boat ride in our local waters we just might
find a Silver King.
Check out the slideshows below to see some beautiful aerial photography of the Southwest Florida area, from the pure white coastlines of Anna Maria Island to the spectacular beaches of Boca Grande.
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| Venice - is located on
Gulf of Mexico on the west coast of Florida about 75
miles south of Tampa and 20 miles south of Sarasota.
The Venice area is actually made up of five
communities located in Sarasota County; Venice,
South Venice, Nokomis, Laurel and Osprey. The
population of Venice is about 17,000, while the
greater Venice area population is about 84,000.
Sarasota - According to Money Magazine, the
Sarasota area ranks among the nation's 15 most
desirable communities to live. Sarasota County
enjoys a prime location on the West Coast of
Florida, about 60 miles south of Tampa . The
county's approximately 600 square miles stretch west
from sprawling ranch land to the shores of the Gulf
of Mexico and Sarasota Bay. Sarasota's 36 miles of
coast line are home to the World's finest, whitest
and softest sand beaches.
Englewood - Located on Lemon Bay, off
the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, Englewood remains
one of Florida’s best-kept secrets. The community
straddles Sarasota and Charlotte counties and has
population of about 16,000. The community was named
after Englewood, IL. Englewood is a beach community
which thrives on its nature parks, cultural events,
beaches, fishing, and more.
North Port - Just 20 minutes from the Gulf of
Mexico, North Port offers that rare combination of a
relaxed country lifestyle and easy access to all the
conveniences of a big city. North Port, the fifth
largest city in Florida in land area, is also one of
the fastest growing communities in the State. North
Ports population today is just over 34,000.
Port Charlotte - has more than 165 miles of
waterways providing access to Charlotte Harbor and
the Gulf of Mexico and many more miles of natural
shoreline bordering Charlotte Harbor and the Peace
and Myakka Rivers., Charlotte County was recently
voted Money Magazine’s “Best place to live in the
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