Exceptional opportunity to own a fully renovated, income-generating property with a strong track record of short-term rental success. This 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home, located in the highly desirable Arlington Park area of Sarasota, was completely renovated in 2020, offering modern finishes, updated systems, and true turnkey condition for both personal use and continued rental income. **LIMITED-TIME SELLER INCENTIVE: Seller is offering a one-time concession of up to $10,000 toward Buyer's allowable closing costs and/or prepaid expenses with an acceptable offer. Offer must be accepted on or before October 1, 2026.** For the past six years, the property has operated as a successful short-term rental, demonstrating consistent performance and strong guest demand. Even more compelling, future reservations are already in place for 2026 and 2027, providing immediate built-in income for the next owner. The spacious layout is ideal for accommodating larger groups, and the home has been meticulously maintained to meet guest expectations and maximize occupancy. Step outside to a private backyard retreat featuring a heated swimming pool, expansive deck, and covered patio with a built-in outdoor grilling island-perfect for entertaining and enhancing the Florida lifestyle year-round. The listing agent is also the current property manager and has successfully managed the home for the past six years. For buyers seeking a seamless transition, professional property management can continue in place, offering a true hands-off investment opportunity. Ideally situated less than 10 minutes from Downtown Sarasota and the world-renowned Siesta Key beaches, this location consistently attracts vacationers and longer-term visitors alike. 2201 Weber Street offers a rare combination of modern renovation, established income history, future bookings, resort-style outdoor living, prime location, and optional ongoing management-making it an exceptional opportunity for investors, second-home buyers, or those seeking a Sarasota residence with income-producing potential.