The story
Ask anyone shopping for a home in Florida right now what they check first, and it isn’t the kitchen. It’s the roof. Here, it went on in 2026, and the AC, windows, and doors are all new too, with hurricane shutters on top of that. Then the inside got the same treatment: a brand-new kitchen, a brand-new bathroom, new floors, and fresh paint everywhere. Nobody has lived here since, so you’d be the first to scuff anything. Fresh landscaping leads up to a covered front porch with exposed wood beams, made for two chairs and waving at whoever walks by. Inside, the living and dining area runs straight back to three sets of sliding glass doors, which is a lot of glass for one wall and exactly the right amount. The kitchen has white shaker cabinets, butcher block counters, subway tile, stainless appliances, and a skylight that keeps it bright enough you’ll stop reaching for the light switch. The door to the garage is right there too, so groceries go from the car to the counter in about four steps. Three bedrooms share one fully redone bathroom with a walk-in tiled shower. Those sliders open to a 22-foot screened porch, which is where your mornings and most of your evenings will end up. Past that is a paver patio and a big backyard with mature trees doing the shade work for free. Add an attached garage, no HOA, and public water and sewer, which in Port Charlotte is not a given. Sharon Circle Park is right down the street, and you’re a couple of blocks off US 41, so Publix and a lineup of local seafood, BBQ, and Cuban spots are minutes away. Head down 41 and you’re at the Charlotte Harbor waterfront and Sunseeker Resort in no time. The only real decision left here is where the couch goes.
