Woodbridge Estates is a small gated condominium community off South Tamiami Trail in the Phillippi Creek area of Sarasota, in Sarasota County. It was developed in the 1980s as a multifamily project in a Cape Cod, New England seaside village style, and although it lives like a low-density neighborhood, it is legally a condominium association of roughly 60 units on about 13 acres (davidliberatore.com and sunnysarasotahomes.com, 2024 to 2026).
The community is gated, without a guard at the entrance, and is run as a maintenance-free association with shared amenities. Local listing guides describe a heated pool, a clubhouse styled like a New England manor house, tennis and pickleball courts, and additional sports and park space, with the association handling exterior upkeep (sunnysarasotahomes.com and giontarealtygroup.com, 2024 to 2026). Floor plans run from two to four bedrooms.
Because the stock dates to the 1980s, the real diligence is the association, not just the unit. Florida tightened condominium milestone inspections and structural reserve funding, with the no-waiver reserve rule taking effect January 1, 2025, which has pushed older Sarasota condo associations toward more inspections, repair timelines, and in some cases special assessments (Florida Engineering LLC and Sarasota Magazine, 2025 to 2026).
The pitch is a gated, low-maintenance lifestyle minutes from Siesta Key, downtown Sarasota, and the South Tamiami Trail retail corridor. The work is reading the budget, the reserves, the milestone-inspection status, and the unit's own condition before you price it.