Siesta Key Casa Blanca D03 2BR

06/22/2026

We have a wide open calendar for the rest of June and July! All rebuilt and updated (with a few cosmetic touch ups to be done) New mattresses on all beds! Awaiting professional pictures but here are a few we did.
Book here! Note: Casa Blanca management does not allow Sunday check-ins and the website will erroneously say there's nothing available if you do, click on a Sunday. https://www.thecasablanca.net/siesta-key-vacation-rentals/d03-keys-your-perfect-getaway

11/19/2025

There is a light at the end of the construction tunnel! I apologize to anyone we needed to move or cancel. We will be good to go for 2026. Meanwhile, check out this article from United's Hemispheres magazine! We discovered a few places and activities to try listed in it. (PS: We highly recommend the Siesta Key Rum tour!)

Sarasota offers travelers with leisurely beach days, adventurous activities and delicious rum distilleries. Plan your Sarasota trip with our travel guide.

09/26/2025

Happy first anniversary of Hurricane Helene hitting Siesta Key. Our condo is still being fixed but will hopefully be back to beautiful shortly. It's been a long haul. Until then, here's a sunset picture from the thousands I have.

02/19/2025

#1 in the US and #4 in the world! (World link in comments)

Golden sands, rugged coastlines, clear blue waters—this year’s winning beaches are traveler faves for everything from lazy beach days to underwater adventures.

01/23/2025

How many of these Siesta Key highlights have you done?

There's lots to do in Siesta Key, Florida beyond the beach, although the beaches here are some of the best in the state. Read on for our top picks for outdoor activities, shopping, dining, and more.

01/22/2025

It isn't pretty, but it will be in time! Just reordered some furniture and did a walk-through with the contractor to talk about finishes and changes. We still do not have a timeline for finishing, but I will update as I know more. I have blocked reservations through June just in case it takes long. (There is one on the books for June that I am not addressing yet. If that is yours, I will contact you!)

Thank you to those who were on the books for January through April for your understanding and rebooking for next year! Here is a sunset picture for you from Friday, 1/17. (This week has been cold and rainy.)

The rest of the pictures tell our current situation. Lovely, eh? 😂

Can't wait to be back open! Stay tuned! 🏖

01/12/2025

Just a quick update on our rebuilding progress from Hurricane Helene. The initial mitigation - removal of kitchen base cabinets, water heater, bathroom, interior doors. and 2-4' of drywall - has been done. We are now entering the "whitebox" stage where the contracted team will reinstall the drywall and the shower pan. Still uninhabitable at that point. ☹️ Then our finishing contractor will be able to come in and replace the floors, doors, cabinets, water heater, bathroom tile/toilet/shower, doors.,, With 72 villas in the same boat, and many using the same contractor, it is hard to nail down a timeline. I have emailed any guests who are reserved through April and have blocked reservations until June. Hopefully our beautiful villa will be open before then, but I would rather be cautious than need to cancel more reservations. Rest assured, if you are a yearly guest, that your spot is being saved for next year! Looking forward to the day we announce we are open for rental!

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01/10/2025

If you aren't following Scooter of the Beach, you should! I get my daily fix of Siesta Key from his beach reports. The Observer posted this article:

Scot Ruberg, also known as Scooter of the Beach, has become Siesta Key's most celebrated lifeguard.

10/23/2024

Hi from D03 and sunny Siesta Key! Hurricane Helene was a very rude guest! She did a lot of damage throughout Casa Blanca. We didn't have as much as many other villas, but we still need to do some reconstruction. We don't know how much yet. We only had a few inches of water into d03 but it was enough to cause seepage into the drywall. It looks like we'll have 2 ft of drywall removed and possibly our base kitchen cabinets and bathroom cabinet will need to be replaced. Also, there may be damage to the back wall of the shower from water that got in from the outside. Time will tell. Casa Blanca has a remediation team doing the tear out and rebuild of anything that is part of the structure and then we need to do the finish work. We have our contractor lined up, but it's a wait and see if we need new cabinets, timing to get those, timing for the work that the contractor will need to do, along with him having many other clients in the area. We threw out the water soaked rugs and moved everything but the furniture into storage. Meanwhile I'm having fun pre-shopping for some new items to dress D03 back up.

So much sand in the roadways! It reminds me of a northern snowstorm where they've plowed the snow into piles, but there's still some left in the road. All of that sand needs to be removed and treated before it can be returned to the beach.

If you have a reservation with us in the next few months, we will keep you posted. We'd certainly understand if you chose to find another place for 2025, but we truly hope to be open by February. We'll be happy to keep your spot for 2026 if you choose to not take the risk. We should know more in the next couple of weeks and will keep you posted. ⛱️😎☀️

10/16/2024

Hi from the sunny side of two hurricanes! Casa Blanca sustained quite a bit of damage that will take months to fix. Nearly every unit had some damage and all will require removal and replacement of drywall, possibly cabinets, or more. Helene caused serious surge of contaminated water with villas closer to the beach getting 4' of water inside. Those of us closer to the road only had inches of water, but still had seepage into the drywall. So, there won't be any rentals for the next few months. But we will be back and look forward to hosting you then in D03.

Yay! Our power just came back on!