Home Once Owned By Toy King Louis Marx' Grandson On Market

CASEY KEY, FL – A home once owned by the grandson of the legendary toy manufacturer, Louis Marx Sr., is on the market for $2.960 million in Casey Key, Sarasota County.

Formerly owned by Louis Marx III, the property is located on 1.5 acres on the Intracoastal Wateryway with deeded access to the Gulf of Mexico.

The property at 3752 and 3750 Casey Key Road includes a renovated 1949 home, a turnkey-furnished guest house, a saltwater pool on the waterfront, a thatched-roof tiki hut-style gazebo, double boat house, lift and floating dock.

The main home boasts more than 3,500 square feet, two bedrooms, four full bathrooms, a study, living, dining and family rooms, custom three-car garage, workshop and a 1,760-square-foot bonus room with kitchenette, half bath and storage.

Extras include a coastal decor, custom built-ins, specialty ceiling treatments and mahogany doors throughout.

Upgrades in the main home consist of a chef's kitchen with Bosch oven, microwave and dishwasher, Thermador dual refrigerator and freezer, five-burner cooktop and Cavaliere hood.

The home also has a standing seam metal roof, impact windows and geo-thermal HVAC system.

The guest house is ideal for family, guests or rentals with more than 2,200 square feet, four bedrooms, two baths, two kitchens, spacious enclosed air-conditioned lanai, porcelain floors and granite counters throughout.

The guest house also has a standing seam metal roof and impact windows.

"This quiet sanctuary is a rare opportunity on one of Florida's most sought-after barrier islands," said Dennis Kotaska, broker-associate with RE/MAX Alliance Group.

Call (941) 815-6772 or visit his website.

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