Port Charlotte Golf Club

It's an established, quiet residential neighborhood organized around the golf course, with a settled feel and modestly sized single-family homes averaging about 1,552 square feet. Families are served by Neil Armstrong Elementary School, Port Charlotte Middle, and Charlotte High. It suits buyers who want space and calm over new-build gloss.

No — it's one of the more affordable pockets in the area, with a $254,950 median list price and current listings topping out at $314,900. At roughly $174 per square foot, your dollar goes further here than in many waterfront or gated communities nearby like South Gulf Cove.

Active listings range from $239,900 to $314,900 with a median of $254,950, while homes that actually sold over the past year closed at a median of $267,500. The typical home is around 1,552 square feet, so most buyers are shopping for right-sized single-story houses rather than large estates.

It's a small, slow market — only 4 homes are active and 6 sold in the last 12 months, with a median 240 days on market. That said, sellers are still getting about 97% of asking on average, so realistic pricing and patient negotiation both matter here.

There's no reported HOA fee data for this neighborhood, which suggests low or no mandatory dues for most homes here. Property taxes run a median of about $4,306 per year, and if you're weighing renting versus buying, the median rent sits around $1,850 per month.