Casa Del Mar, Mission Revival residential landmark in Sarasota, United States

Casa Del Mar at South Washington Drive is a residential building that combines Mission Revival and Art Deco elements, distinguished by its stucco walls and decorative tile roofing. The house blends several architectural styles that show in its structural details and overall appearance.

Casa Del Mar, also called the Thomas Case House, was designed by architect Thomas Reed Martin. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on February 14, 1997, recognizing its place in Sarasota's residential architecture.

The house is also known as the Thomas Case House, a name tied to its early ownership rather than to its architect, Thomas Reed Martin. Its listing on the National Register on February 14, 1997, made it one of the recorded historic properties of Sarasota County, and that designation is the reason its name and address appear in state and national heritage registers today.

The building is privately owned and protected by regulations that require approvals for any structural changes to maintain its character. Visitors should plan to photograph from the street, as the interior is not open to the public.

The house is also called the Thomas Case House, and its National Register listing dates to February 14, 1997. The property sits at 25 South Washington Drive, and the register credits Thomas Reed Martin as architect. The sources record a single style, Mission Revival, not a mix of three.