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This Italian-inspired mansion is Sarasota's most expensive home listing
If Italy and the U.S. had a baby, it would be this house that just hit the market in Sarasota.State of play: This four-bedroom, four-bath, 9,200-square-foot mansion has the architectural features of a European getaway with the supersized, flashy grandeur of American suburban living.The lavish features inside the home at 1310 South Lake Shore Drive include imported marble floors, Venetian plaster walls and moldings with gold accents, per the listing by Premier Sotheby's International Realty.Outside are several terraces overlooking the water, along with a pool, gardens and a dock with a 20,000-pound boat lift.The asking price: A whopping $28.4 million, making it the most expensive residential listing in Sarasota County, according to Sotheby's.That's a lot of Italian vacations. Photo: PIX360 Photo: PIX360 Photo: PIX360
BUSINESS BUZZ: Women In Business Summit at USF on Sept. 5
The University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee is hosting the Women In Business Summit, presented by Bank of America, on Sept. 5. The summit will serve as a networking opportunity for students and community members interested in entrepreneurship, leadership and other business topics. The half-day program will be held in the Campus Student Center ballroom and consist of two sessions featuring local women business leaders, including three USF alumnae. ...
Historic African American Hotel: leaders face choice to demolish or preserve
Sarasota city leaders face a big decision Tuesday: Whether to preserve or demolish a hotel that allowed African Americans a safe place to stay during the Jim Crow era when Sarasota was segregated.
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