OPEN HOUSE FOR SUNDAY 6/7 HAS BEEN CANCELED. Set within the exclusive 12-residence waterfront enclave of Hudson Crossing, Residence 2C delivers a rare combination of low-density living, private boating access, and refined downtown Sarasota luxury. Included is a boat slip with a 16,000-lb lift, offering effortless days on the water with direct access to Sarasota Bay. Spanning over 2,500 square feet, the residence is highlighted by an exceptional 1,200-square-foot waterfront terrace, among the largest in the community and a true rarity in downtown Sarasota condominium living. Designed for elevated indoor-outdoor entertaining, the terrace features natural gas for grilling, integrated speakers, irrigation, and a private staircase to the pool and docks, creating a seamless connection to the waterfront lifestyle. From the secured garage, a private elevator opens directly into the residence, where expansive living and dining areas feature high ceilings, polished porcelain flooring, and serene water views. The chef’s kitchen is thoughtfully appointed with European cabinetry, a large island, Wolf gas cooktop, Sub-Zero refrigeration, built in oven, microwave and a walk-in pantry. A wet bar and beverage center further enhance the home’s seamless entertaining flow. The fully renovated primary suite offers a tranquil escape with water views, remote-controlled shades, a spa-like bath with dual vanities and walk-in shower, and a custom walk-in closet with center island. Two additional guest suites provide flexibility, including an oversized second bedroom and a third bedroom currently configured as an office with built-ins and a Murphy bed. Additional features include a private two-car garage with EV charger, a ground-level cabana, Lutron lighting, app-controlled HVAC, whole-home water monitoring, remote control shades, central vacuum and a fully integrated Ubiquiti network with hardwired connectivity. Ideally located adjacent to Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, Hudson Crossing offers a boutique waterfront lifestyle just moments from Sarasota’s bayfront, dining, and cultural attractions.