Punta Gorda Florida Real EstateClick here for a list of Punta Gorda, PGI, or Burnt Store Isles properties currently in the realtors' Multiple Listing Service (MLS), or read on to discover what makes Punta Gorda Florida so special! The
only incorporated city in Charlotte county, Punta Gorda consists of
several parts, the
historic district and the newer subdivisions of Driving through town, you'll pass Fishermen's Village and enter into PGI. Punta Gorda Isles (PGI) The Isles are located on a system of deep saltwater canals that provide the homeowners with quick access to Charlotte Harbor. PGI is a deed-restricted community with city water and sewers. All
the canal lots have concrete seawalls. The seawalls and canals are maintained by the
city for a $250 line item on the annual tax bill - a terrific deal! PGI is a well-manicured, upscale Punta
Gorda Isles has some of Florida's finest waterfront properties. Here you
can find well-built exquisitely designed homes constructed using top-shelf
materials. Homes in this class are available in Naples and Sarasota for
3-5 times the price! There is a private golf club, St.
Andrews Golf Club, as well as a yacht club. Prices for
single-family waterfront homes in Punta Gorda start in the mid-$400,000s
with some very special homes priced upwards to $4 Million. If you're looking for a condo or villa, PGI has a good selection. Several have river views. Many come with a deeded boat dock. Conveniences such as garage parking and in-unit washer and dryer are common. Condo prices range from around mid-$200,000 to nearly $1,000,000. Punta Gorda is a beautiful small town. The properties are affordable. The neighborhoods are safe and friendly. Please contact us with any questions or for further information on available properties. Click here for a list of Punta Gorda, PGI, or Burnt Store Isles properties currently in the realtors' Multiple Listing Service (MLS). For more information click here. If you have any questions, please call 941-485-4240 or toll free 888-391-4240 or e-mail johanne@flgulfhomes.com. Market comment as of April 06, 2007 The real estate market in this area has slowed. The investor fervor has gone. Many property owner have placed their home on the market in order to realize the appreciation seen during 2005. Some have reduced their asking price in order to sell others are holding firm |
Punta Gorda
Isles (PGI), Burnt Store Isles (BSI), Seminole Lakes, Burnt Store Meadows.
The historic downtown section of Punta
Gorda has a real
small-town feel. Murals decorate the exterior walls of shops and restaurants. Parks line the river where
families play together. The homes in the historic district have an old
Florida charm. Residential streets are paved with cobblestones and are lit
with gas lamps. Many of these homes have been recently renovated. For
a historic overview of Punta Gorda,
check out the
community. The canal system
was designed to provide the vast majority of homesites with unobstructed
boating access. The combination of no bridges and deep-water canals with access to Charlotte
Harbor with over 100 square miles of open water creates a sailor's paradise.
