Villa Matthew Court is a welcoming 3-bedroom, 2-bath vacation home near Siesta Key, featuring a private pool with optional heating for year-round enjoyment.
This bright and comfortable villa offers spacious living areas, a fully equipped kitchen, and thoughtfully furnished bedrooms ideal for families or small groups.
Located close to Siesta Key Beach, as well as Sarasota’s restaurants, shopping, and attractions, guests can enjoy both relaxation and convenience.
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The space

Villa Matthew Court offers a warm and inviting interior designed to make guests feel at home. The living area is bright and comfortable, providing a relaxing space to unwind after a day at the beach or exploring Sarasota.
The kitchen is fully equipped with essential appliances and ample workspace, making meal preparation easy during your stay. Dining areas are arranged for shared meals and relaxed evenings.
The three bedrooms are comfortably furnished with quality bedding and sufficient storage, offering a peaceful retreat for restful nights. Two full bathrooms provide convenience for all guests. Outside, the private pool area offers a quiet place to relax and enjoy Florida’s sunshine, with optional pool heating available. Overall, the space is practical, comfortable, and ideal for a memorable stay near Siesta Key.

Other things to note

The pool heat is optional and will be charged with USD 100.00 per week plus 13% taxes with a pool heater setting to 85°F. Please let us know if you want the pool heated with your booking so we can make sure to have it heated upon your arrival.

Unfortunately, we cannot provide shower gel, hair wash or conditioner.

To help you settle in well, we provide you with a basic supply of essential items. These include toilet paper, kitchen roll, washing-up liquid, dishwasher tablets, washing powder and a small quantity of bin bags.

If you need more during your stay, you can buy additional supplies in nearby supermarkets.
For hygienic reasons, snorkeling equipment is not provided.

Another thing to note is that due to Florida having a tropical climate, there are tropical insects, amphibians, etc.
The space is treated regularly for pests however, you may come across a palmetto bug, mosquitos, nats, etc.
During storms, we tend to find that insects and other critters like mice can
and will invade spaces to escape the rain. While we do take precautions to keep these critters out, it is sometimes out of our control and they may sneak in.