Point of Rocks
A Grand Coastal Residence Defined by Rhythm, Form, and Setting
This Point of Rocks property is a three-story waterfront residence designed to engage the shifting edge of the Gulf of Mexico. Its massing responds directly to the shoreline, with a measured push and pull between the front and rear façades that echoes the natural movement of the coast. The architecture draws from refined Spanish Colonial precedent, expressed through disciplined proportions, carefully balanced solids and voids, and classically detailed arches. Rather than ornament-driven, the home’s character is rooted in restraint—allowing scale, shadow, and material depth to define its presence. A long approach drive sets the residence back from the road, creating a composed arrival sequence and framing extended views toward the entry court. From this vantage, the home reveals itself gradually, reinforcing a sense of privacy and architectural gravitas. Oriented toward the expansive Point of Rocks shoreline, the residence captures broad Gulf views while maintaining a calm, focused interior experience. The result is a coastal estate that feels both substantial and poised—designed to sit confidently within one of Sarasota County’s most exceptional waterfront settings.
- General Contractor: Jackson & Associates
- Landscape Architect: Hazeltine Nurseries
Point of Rocks
This Point of Rocks property is a three-story waterfront residence shaped by the natural rhythm of the Gulf shoreline. Its refined architectural language balances classical detailing with restraint, allowing proportion, shadow, and form to define the home. Set back from the road with a composed arrival sequence, the residence captures expansive views while maintaining privacy and grace.




















