Under contract-accepting backup offers. BACK ON MARKET BETTER THAN EVER! NO LONGER IN A FLOOD ZONE!! That’s right, FEMA has placed this home in X Flood Zone which means, no lender required Flood Insurance! Welcome to your slice of Florida living in Port Charlotte! This well-maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bath home with a 1-car garage features a desirable split floor plan, offering both privacy and functionality. Step inside to find a bright and airy interior filled with natural light, highlighted by charming arched doorways in the living and dining areas that add character and architectural appeal. Both bedrooms are generously sized, each offering double built-in closets and private sliding glass doors that lead directly to the pool area—perfect for enjoying indoor-outdoor living. Out back, you’ll find your own private oasis with a screened-in, in-ground pool and a fully fenced backyard—ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or letting pets roam freely. Located in a quiet, walkable neighborhood, this home offers peace and comfort while still being close to everything. You’re just a short drive from the vibrant energy of Sunseeker Resort, the waterfront charm of downtown Punta Gorda, local dining, shopping, and beautiful Gulf Coast beaches. Situated in a flood zone, the current owner maintains a very affordable flood insurance policy—adding peace of mind without breaking the budget. Whether you’re looking for a full-time residence, seasonal getaway, or investment opportunity, this home checks all the boxes. Schedule your showing today!
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX PALM REALTY.
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