Bay Haven School, Mediterranean Revival school building in Sarasota, Florida.

Bay Haven School is a former school at 2901 West Tamiami Circle in Sarasota, Florida, built in 1926 to a design by architect M. Leo Elliott. The Mediterranean Revival building was constructed for $77,000 and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The building was constructed in 1926 as one of the early modern school facilities in the Sarasota region. It was established as part of a planned approach to provide educational resources for a developing neighborhood.

The school displays Mediterranean Revival design features that were popular for institutional buildings in 1920s Florida. Its architectural style reflects how communities at that time chose to construct their educational facilities.

The building is located in a residential area and can be viewed from the outside to observe its architectural features. Access to the interior depends on school operations and should be arranged in advance.

The location was specifically selected by city planner John Nolen and was one of two designated sites for schools in the new residential area. This strategic planning helped shape how the growing community was organized.