📍 Welcome to Wildgrass Sarasota Florida
Luxury and quality of life are the focus of Neal Signature Homes, the specialty home builder behind Wildgrass Sarasota. This residential enclave is located in a quiet section of Sarasota, and it offers luxurious single-family residences with lots of style and plenty of space. Originally developed in 2015, Wildgrass is now a fully established community where residents enjoy living in gorgeous homes in a gated community with guaranteed privacy.
In Sarasota County, the Signature Homes division of Neal Communities has completed upscale projects such as Aria in Venice and the Boca Royale Golf and Country Club in Englewood. Even before construction at Wildgrass finished, some of its floor plans earned Parade of Homes awards for their kitchen design and curb appeal; such is the case with the Costa Mesa model, which features a modern interpretation of the Mediterranean revival style.
The floor plans in this neighborhood offer interiors measuring between 2,200 and 3,300 square feet. A central lake provides water views for most properties, and all homes are surrounded by carefully maintained greenbelt spaces. Pricing as of mid 2025 starts around $700K for three-bedroom and three-bathroom listings with extras such as covered swimming pools heated with solar panels. Since these properties were built with various customization options, you may find upgrades such as summer kitchens, roman tubs, and extra dens. Property values have appreciated quite a bit in this neighborhood, and this is a trend shared among communities developed by Neal Signature Homes across Florida. Latest pricing at Wildgrass Sarasota Florida will be found below if there is inventory.
Two shopping centers are within easy driving distance of Wildgrass: Bee Ridge Plaza and Centergate Village, both anchored by Publix supermarkets. Another nearby option for grocery shopping is the Walmart Neighborhood Center on the west side of I-75. Family attractions close to the neighborhood include Twin Lakes Park, which serves as the minor league training grounds for the Baltimore Orioles, and Rothenbach Park. The beaches of Siesta Key are close enough to visit a few times a month.
