Waterfront Neighborhoods of Punta Gorda and Port Charlotte

Explore the waterfront neighborhoods of Punta Gorda and Port Charlotte, from the homes and the streets to the canals, docks, and seawalls behind them.

See Where Each Neighborhood Sits

Every pin below is a waterfront neighborhood with its own kind of water, from sailboat canals to lock controlled water to direct river and harbor frontage. Find the one that fits your home, your boat, and how you want to live

The Neighborhoods

Punta Gorda Isles

Punta Gorda's biggest canal neighborhood, with sailboat water and powerboat canals where your street can mean about 5 minutes or nearly an hour to open water.

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Burnt Store Isles

A deed restricted canal neighborhood built around Twin Isles Country Club, where waterfront homes share one outlet and runs to Charlotte Harbor take about 25 to 45 minutes.

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Burnt Store Marina

A gated community built around a full service marina on Charlotte Harbor, made for boaters who want a wet slip, fuel and waterfront dining instead of a dock behind the house.

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Gulf Cove

A smaller, older canal neighborhood on the Myakka River side of Port Charlotte, known for its quick route out at about five minutes to the river.

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South Gulf Cove

A large canal community behind a lock, with non-tidal water and fixed bridges at about 10 feet, so your canal and your boat height decide how usable it is.

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Harbor Heights

A quieter Peace River community with both riverfront and canal homes, many with docks and boat lifts behind the house, plus a community park with a boat ramp and fishing pier.

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Charlotte Harbor

An older waterfront community across the Peace River from downtown Punta Gorda, mixing direct harbor facing homes with canal streets along the US 41 corridor.

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