Pirate Harbor is a neighborhood located in Punta Gorda, Florida, known for its picturesque canals and waterways. The neighborhood is situated on the edge of Charlotte Harbor, which is famous for its excellent fishing and boating opportunities.

The Pirate Harbor neighborhood is made up of mostly single-family homes, many of which are waterfront properties. The homes in this area are typically built in the traditional Florida style, with stucco exteriors, tile roofs, and screened-in lanais. Many streets in Pirate Harbor are lined with mature palm trees and lush tropical foliage, creating a tropical paradise feel. It is a non-deed restricted community, allowing more flexibility for the residents on how to build, decorate and utilize their homes and land.

Pirate Harbor is also known for its proximity to some of the best fishing and boating spots in the area. The Harbor offers a wide variety of fish, including redfish, snook, and tarpon, and is also home to several species of dolphins and manatees.

Pirate Harbor is also close to several shopping and dining options, including historic downtown Punta Gorda, which is home to a variety of unique shops, restaurants, and art galleries.

In conclusion, Pirate Harbor is a beautiful and peaceful neighborhood located in Punta Gorda, Florida, known for its picturesque canals and waterways, private boat ramp, community park and fishing pier and proximity to some of the best fishing and boating spots, parks and nature preserves, shopping and dining options. It is a perfect place for those who enjoy boating, fishing and nature activities.

Heritage Landing is a new gated, golf & country club community in beautiful Punta Gorda built by Lennar. Located just a few miles south of US-41 along the Burnt Store Rd Corridor, the community offers quick & easy access to Punta Gorda/Port Charlotte to the north and Fort Myers/Cape Coral to the south as well as US41 & I-75. This developing community offers resort-like amenities** including an 18-hole championship golf course, clubhouse, pool & hot tub, fitness center with sauna, tennis center with tennis & pickleball courts plus bocce ball. Live like you are on vacation here. All Heritage Landing homes, villas & condos come with golf memberships - no initiation fees or equity deposits.

The neighborhood is comprised of both single-family & multi-family properties that include condominiums, coach homes & single-family homes. All properties features Lennar's signature "Everything's Included" program which ensures a high level of standard features included in the price of the home. Those features include stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, designer cabinetry & WiFi certified construction.

Heritage Landing has a property that is perfect for everyone. There is luxury condo living with either the Terrace Condominiums or the Luxury Coach Homes. The Terrace Condominiums offer three floor plans featuring two 2 bed/2 bath layouts and one 3 bed/2 bath option. The Luxury Coach Homes boast two floor plans - a 1st floor unit with 3 bed/2 baths/2-car garage (approx 1,700 sqft) & a 2nd floor unit with 3 bed/2 bath/3-car tandem garage (approx 2,100 sqft).

Looking for a single-family home? Heritage Landing has multiple models to choose from starting at 2,200 sqft. The Manor Homes offer 4 dynamic & spacious floor plans all with 3-car garages. Options include the 4 bed/2 bath Princeton model (approx 2,245 sqft), the 3 bed/3 bath/Den Summerville model (approx 2,445 sqft), the 4 bed/3 bath Stanford model (approx 2,268 sqft) & the 5 bed/4.5 bath/Loft Cornell model (approx 3,322 sqft).

**Neighborhood amenities are proposed and/or under construction per Lennar's marketing material & are subject to change without notice. Please contact us to verify current information.

Punta Gorda Isles is a boater’s paradise. The deed-restricted, waterfront community offers 45 miles of canals, each with a minimum width of 100 feet. These canals lead out to Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf of Mexico. Most residents live on waterfront property with their boat docked out back ready to take them into some of the most beautiful waterways in Florida.

Non-waterfront homeowners walk out their back door to St. Andrews golf course. Whether you have your boat or your favorite green in your backyard, life is good in PGI.

Canals and seawalls are cared for by the city of Punta Gorda’s Canal Maintenance program. Home pricing varies in Punta Gorda Isles due to many factors, such as the home’s age, time to the Harbor, view, and seawall size. From 1,800 sq ft. bungalows to 4,000+ sq ft. double-lot homes, PGI presents an array of choices for the homebuyer.

The PGI community dates back to 1957. Developed in sections, the newest area opened in 1981. Vacant lots remain available throughout all sections of PGI. All vacant land is privately owned and sold.

Residents and homebuyers in the area may find the following organizations useful:

Punta Gorda Isles Civic Association (PGICA): With over 20 social clubs and a host of community activities, the PGICA is an invaluable resource for PGI residence looking to meet new people and get involved.

St. Andrews South Golf Club: This 18 hole, par 71 golf course provides a challenge for golfers of all handicaps. St. Andrews South has 15 lakes and 48 sand bunkers that make every round interesting. In 1981, Ron Garl, a prominent Florida course architect, designed the 6103-yard course. St. Andrews South is a private club owned by its members. It purposely keeps its membership at fewer than 300, lower than any other club in southwest Florida, to ensure there are always tee times available.

Burnt Store Isles (BSI) combines the luxury of gorgeous canal views with the fun of living around a golf course. In the center of this deed-restricted community sits Twin Isles Country Club. While the club is optional to join, many residents delight in docking their boat outside their back door before stepping out their front door for a round of 18 holes.

Punta Gorda’s Canal Maintenance program maintains the canals and seawalls for property owners. The canals lead to Alligator Creek which leads out into Charlotte Harbor.

Smaller than Punta Gorda Isles, Burnt Store Isles contains about 1,000 waterfront properties and 400 golf course properties. Residences include single-family homes, condos, and villas. There are some vacant lots still available. Home styles range from modern Florida-styles to modest bungalows to upscale, Mediterranean styles.

Homebuyers have several opportunities to get involved in the BSI community:

Burnt Store Isles Association (BSIA): Membership to the property owners association, the BSIA, is voluntary. Like most BSI residents, the association takes great pride in the area and works to continually maintain and improve the Burnt Store Isles landscape and social appeal.

Burnt Stores Isles Boat Club (BSIBC): For over 25 years, the BSIBC has welcomed all Burnt Store Isles residents, regardless of whether or not they are current boat owners. The club promotes safe and fun boating around the Charlotte County waterways. Members enjoy lunch and dinner cruises, visits to local marinas, picnics at island beaches, and overnight cruises.

Twin Isles Country Club: Twin Isles Country Club is a private golf, tennis, and social club in the heart of Burnt Store Isles. Members can take advantage of the entire club with a full membership or simply join for one area of interest, such as golf or tennis. Renovated by a leading Florida golf architect in 2000, the 18 hole, par 72 course has four sets of tees with yardage ranging from 5300 to 6700. Over on the tennis courts, players participate in group clinics, social matches, professional private and group lessons, and special tournaments.

Tucked away on a private peninsula in Port Charlotte, Grassy Point is an exclusive, luxurious community of 86 home sites. At the heart of the Grassy Point community is a private marina located on the peninsula’s six-acre deep-water basin.

With its stunning views of Charlotte Harbor, Grassy Point bears the most prestigious waterfront property in Port Charlotte. The community offers its residents a host of amenities, including a custom designed entry gate, private road system, and 24-hour a day manned security. Inside the gate, Grassy Point presents some of the most breathtaking landscaping in Charlotte County.

Grassy Point residence take advantage of the peninsula’s fantastic boating. The private marina holds a deeded dock for each of the community’s home sites. Every dock leads directly to open water without a bridge in sight making travel quick and easy for many types of boats.

The homes tend to be grand and new. Each lot has a minimum square footage requirement. These minimums range from 2,500-3,500 sq. ft. Many homes in the area exceed these minimums and are over 4,000 sq. ft. Home age generally varies from 5-15 years old.

Fortunately, you can still custom design and build your dream home in Grassy Point as several vacant lots remain. Non-waterfront lot pricing starts around $80,000. For a basin or harbor view lot, the entry price jumps to about $400,000. You may find a home priced as low as $400,000. Home prices extend up to around $3 million.

Situated just north of Burnt Store Marina is Burnt Store Lakes, a deed restricted community with a Property Owners Association. In the past few years, “The Lakes” has seen enormous growth. The residences tend to be modern, custom-built Florida-style homes that give the neighborhood a newer community feel.

True to its name, Burnt Store Lakes boasts 11 scenic lakes scattered throughout the community. Nature lovers delight in sharing their neighborhood with bald eagles, herons, sandhill cranes, blue herons, and egrets. Common grounds, such as the Lowell Thompson Memorial Park, encourage residents to take advantage of the natural beauty all around them.

Boaters who live in the area enjoy the close proximity to Burnt Store Marina. Most homes are less than a five-minute drive to the Marina, which offers direct access to the Gulf.

Because of the area’s residential growth, a rush of commercial buildings has cropped up around the Lakes. The businesses, coupled with the Lakes’ opportune location between Charlotte and Lee Counties, make shopping and errand running convenient.

Home prices range from $100,000 to $500,000. Lots without lake views start around $10,000 and those with lake views start at about $40,000. Condo prices start at around $145,000.

As you might expect, Burnt Store Marina residents enjoy easy access to fantastic waterways. The Marina sits on the edge of Charlotte Harbor that leads out into the Gulf of Mexico. Both the Peace River and Caloosahatchee River are right around the corner.

What you may not expect—because a community like this is a rarity—is that Burnt Store Marina is so much more than a Marina. While it provides over 500 rental boat slips for almost any size boat and dry dock storage, this Marina is a fully gated community with a golf course, restaurant, and fitness center.

A typical day in Burnt Store Marina might include bumping into a neighbor traveling in a golf cart; sitting on the dock watching dolphins jump in front of a beautiful sunset; or a boat trip out to the Gulf of Mexico.

Along with a community fully stocked with amenities, residents benefit from the Marina’s close proximity to Lee and Charlotte County. The Marina is located on Burnt Store Road, which leads to US 41 or Cape Coral.

The neighborhood not only provides an array of activities, it also presents a variety of properties. Condo buyers may find a high-rise home overlooking the harbor or a quaint property on the golf course. Villas and single-family homes may overlook canals or the golf course. Homes range in age from 30 years to new construction.

Condo pricing starts at $95,000. A single family home might be priced as low as $175,000. Condos with Harbor views start at $200,000 and extend to over $1 million.

Creekside is a deed restricted, single-entrance neighborhood that is close to shopping, main roads, and local restaurant.

Located in south Punta Gorda just off Taylor Road between Jones Loop and I-75, Creekside sits less than 1.5 miles from all three of the main roads in and out of Punta Gorda. I-75 takes you to Sarasota and Tampa to the north and Fort Myers and Naples to the south. From US 41, you have direct access to Fort Myers or downtown Punta Gorda. A quick turn of US 41 leads you to Burnt Store Road which takes you directly to Cape Coral.

Shopping and errand running is easy for Creekside residents as Walmart, Publix, and Home Depot are all within a five minute drive.

Homes in Creekside are newer and range from one to two story homes between 1,200 and 3,500 sq. feet. Many have lakeside or creekside views. Neighborhood features include a walking and jogging path, playground, community pavilion, and grill.

Convenient to both downtown Punta Gorda and Port Charlotte, Deep Creek is located on the north side of the Peace River. The central location allows residents to take full advantage of shopping and restaurants on both sides of the river.

In addition, Deep Creek is nearby two I-75 exits. These exits make for easy daytripping to Sarasota, Fort Myers, or Venice.

Deep Creek is a deed restricted community with scenic lakes and public tennis courts. The same group that developed Punta Gorda Isles and Burnt Store Isles originated Deep Creek as well.

In the past 5-10 years, this area of Charlotte County has experienced enormous growth, including both residential expansion inside of Deep Creek and commercial development outside of the community.

Homebuyers looking in this area will find a variety of homes to choose from. Many older homes in Deep Creek date back to the 1980s, but there was also a surge of homes built in the 2000s.

Along with varying ages and architectural styles, you’ll find a range of prices from $80,000-$350,000. Most commonly, you’ll find homes in the $100-$200,000 range. Lot prices start at around $10,000. For a lake view, that price jumps to around $40,000.

Located in Port Charlotte, the Edgewater area stretches from US 41 to Midway Blvd. While Edgewater Drive continues into the O’Hara area, the Edgewater area ends at Midway.

Waterfront homes with excellent boating access make up most of the area. Most of the homes were built in the 1960s or 1970s and have 2-3 bedrooms. There are some newer homes near Grassy Point and some that were built in the mid-2000s after Hurricane Charley.

Boaters love this area for its quick access to Charlotte Harbor and controlling depth of 3-3.5 feet at mean low water. Those with sailboats and powerboats are likely to find a home and dock that suits their needs.

While the area has no deed restrictions or homeowners association, it still feels quite private. Most residents live on small, no outlet streets that end in cul-de-sacs.

Home pricing starts at around $50,000 for a non-waterfront home. Waterfront properties can be divided into three categories: those with powerboat access, those with sailboat access, and those with harbor views. Powerboat access home prices can be as low as $140,000; while sailboat access pricing starts at $200,000. For a harbor view older, smaller home pricing starts at around $500,000 while newer, larger home prices may be $1 million+.

Located on the outskirts of Deep Creek, the gated community of Harbour Oaks quietly goes about being an active and vibrant neighborhood.

Known for it’s privacy, Harbour Oaks feels exclusive. With its tree lined streets, custom-built homes, and secluded location, Harbour Oaks could put on airs.

But it doesn’t.

Instead, Harbour Oaks welcomes families of all ages with a private playground, tennis courts, and basketball courts. Don’t play tennis? Private lessons are available.

This tight-knit community enjoys the benefits of a lively Homeowner’s Association. The HOA organizes annual Easter Egg Hunts, Halloween hayrides, holiday lightings, and neighborhood garage sales.

The homes in Harbour Oaks tend to be newer. Most were finished in the last 15 years. In addition, this neighborhood boasts numerous vacant lots. If you’re looking to design and build your dream home, Harbour Oaks could be the perfect place for you.

The O’Hara Area of Port Charlotte lies between Edgewater Drive, Midway Blvd, and the Charlotte Harbor Preserves State Park.

O’Hara Drive anchors this area connecting many of its cross streets. Because of its location and proximity to so many main roads, O’Hara is convenient to most of the commercial areas of Port Charlotte, including the mall, movie theaters, and many local restaurants.

As the area has no deed restrictions or mandatory homeowners association, homebuyers will find a loose range of property styles, home age, and architecture in the area. Boaters will also find great differences in waterfront property access. While some boat owners may have easy sail access to the harbor, others may be powerboat only.

If you’re looking for waterfront property, home prices start in the low $100,000 and lot prices go as low as around $30,000. For non-waterfront property, you may find a home as low as $60,000 or a lot priced at $10,000.

Centered around the Seminole Lake Golf Course and Country Club, Seminole Lakes is a small, tight-knit community of just 493 homesites.

Residents relish having a grown-up playground outside their back door. While the golf course is a serious 18-hole, par 62 course, Seminole Lakes keeps its green and clubhouse fees affordable. Unlike most Florida country clubs, there are no monthly food minimums or dues.

For tennis players, the club offers clay and hard courts as part of their active Tennis Center. Special memberships for the clay courts are available. Opportunities to improve your game abound. Whether you take lessons from the club Pro or get involved in one of the many tennis related activities at the club, you’re bound to up your game.

The Clubhouse is a private banquet hall. Perfect for weddings, business meetings, or club get-togethers, the hall seats up to 120 and has a 225 sq. ft. dance floor. For smaller parties, there is a private dining room that seats 16. Groups may choose to rent the bar area which seats 50.

Tuscany Isles is a gated, lakefront community in Punta Gorda, FL comprised of low-maintenance, one-story, attached villas. Neighborhood amenities include a lakeside pool with clubhouse. Developed by KB Homes, the villas offer two and three-bedroom configurations & all come with attached, two-car garages. The private enclave provides a tranquil environment with tree-lined entrance yet is only minutes to the historic downtown area or Fishermen’s Village. Enjoy waterfront dining or shopping & numerous walking/biking trails throughout the city all the while returning to the peace & quiet of Tuscany Isles.

Burnt Store Village is a growing, deed-restricted community located along the Burnt Store Rd corridor. The location provides easy access to Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Cape Coral, & Fort Myers. The neighborhood is just minutes to Burnt Store Marina. Enjoy the quiet, private setting while maintaining access to all the area amenities including boating, fishing, water sports, golf, beaches, shopping & fine dining.

Developed in 1977 by Punta Gorda Isles (PGI), the community offers mainly single-family, residential properties. The neighborhood consists of a mix of existing, single-family homes & vacant home sites. The Punta Gorda area features two elementary schools, one middle school & one high school as well as several, reputable private schools. The surrounding areas of Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Cape Coral & Fort Myers feature award-winning health care facilities & specialists.

Burnt Store Village offers 13 miles of quiet streets plus an active Property Owners Association (POA) that helps maintain the community’s deed-restrictions. The POA & the deed-restrictions aim to maintain property values while enhancing the neighborhood’s desirability to new residents. Among the key attributes of Burnt Store Village is a community park with scenic walking trail along a centrally-located lake. The park also offers picnic tables, a playground & basketball courts.

Most of the homes within Burnt Store Village were constructed during the real estate boom in the early 2000s with new construction properties being added every year. The neighborhood offers county water & sewer to all properties. As all properties within Burnt Store Village are privately owned, the existing homes have been constructed by privately-contracted builders selected by each property owner. There is not a specific development company building within the community allowing you to hand-select the builder of your choice. Contact us for a list of reputable builders.

The Harbor Walk area of Punta Gorda connects the historic downtown area to the Harbor Walk trail that runs along the waterfront from Laishley Park to Fishermen’s Village & back to US41 along Henry St. History buffs have long enjoyed this area. Many of the homes were some of the first built in Charlotte County in the early 1900s. Not far from these homes is our history park, where the Punta Gorda Historical Society meets.

In the early 2000s the downtown area began to experience steady growth inspiring new interest in this area. In recent years, new homes have sprung up in updated Craftsman or Mid-century modern styles that combine the old with the new. These new construction homes are mixed in with the historic homes of yesteryear giving the area a distinct charm.

Anyone looking for an area with exceptional walk-ability will love this neighborhood. You can easily walk to Fishermen’s Village, Gilchrist Park, the dog park, or take a class at the Visual Arts Center. On Saturdays and Sundays, hop on over to the Farmer’s Market. Holidays are a must downtown. Families come from all over Charlotte County to take part in our Halloween festival. On July 4th, fireworks light up the Peace River.

If you enjoy a nice dinner or drinks with friends, there is no place more convenient to a host of local restaurants. West Marion serves as Punta Gorda’s ‘Main Street’ and runs right through this area.

Check out the properties available in the Harbor Walk/Historic Downtown area below.