Kensington Park is a census-designated place (CDP) in Sarasota County, Florida, United States. The population was 3,901 at the 2010 census. It is portion of the Bradenton–Sarasota–Venice Metropolitan Statistical Area.

During the post-World War II economic boom a number of extra subdivisions would spring going on in the area surrounding Sarasota. In 1955, the Paver Construction Company, would purchase over 400 acres from Charles Schmid who had a dairy farm upon that land. Previously, the company had built the Paver Park Estates subdivision. Paver Construction was started later Martin Paver who was from New York disclose along following his wife had visited Sarasota in 1949 and liked it so much that he granted to distress there and get into genuine estate onslaught asking his two sons to gain involved. Construction would begin in 1956 and had 1,400 homes in it following it was abundantly completed. The pronounce of the subdivision comes from where the Pavers had lived at in Great Neck, New York.

It would be unique brute the first sustainable community to ever be built in Southwestern Florida. Another fact that would make the subdivision unique was how the utilities would work. The utilities would conduct yourself the hands of the subdivision but each person who owned property would have a allocation of ownership in it. Purchasing a house would help pay for its installation and maintenance.

Kensington Park is located at 27°21′25″N 82°29′43″W / 27.35694°N 82.49528°W / 27.35694; -82.49528 (27.356856, -82.495377).