Burnt Store Village, Punta Gorda
Location
Developed in 1977 by Punta Gorda Isles (PGI) as a predominantly single-family home community, Burnt Store Village is conveniently located near neighboring communities of historic Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Cape Coral, Fort Myers and the I-75 corridor. The deed restricted community consists of 1,475 building lots and boasts homes that are ideal for the retiree as well as young families who are looking for exceptional value.
Burnt Store Village Location
It is nestled in a quiet area ideal for privacy and laid back living, but is close to the amenities of the area, including boating, fishing, water sports, golf, fine dining, beaches, shopping and hotels. Allegiant Airlines in Punta Gorda airport (PGD), less than 10 miles away, has 45 non-stop destinations from PGD.
Centrally located between Sarasota to our North and Fort Myers to our South, Punta Gorda is a delightful location within a comfortable driving distance from Tampa, Orlando, and Miami. We are blessed with Florida sunshine year-round and attract both tourists and new residents alike, who come to Punta Gorda to enjoy the lifestyle that we have become famous for.
Amenities
The Village contains 139 acres of common open space including a resident park with walking paths and a gazebo for community events. The 13 miles of quiet, county maintained streets are great for bike riding, and the Village Community Park has a walking path around a picturesque lake, picnic tables and a playground.
For boaters, Burnt Store Village is literally just 3 minutes away from Burnt Store Marina by car, and you can be out into the beautiful Charlotte Harbor and then into the Gulf of Mexico in no time. When living in Burnt Store Village, you are within short drive times to Major league spring training facilities of the Tampa Bay Rays, Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, and the Minnesota Twins. As well as serving their minor league affiliates.
If beaches are what you want to enjoy, Southwest Florida offers some of the most beautiful beaches on the planet to include, but not limited to, Siesta Key, Boca Grande, Captiva, and Sanibel islands.
Schools
The Punta Gorda area contains two elementary schools, one middle school, one high school and several high quality private schools. There are also several four-year colleges within an easy commute. The area boasts several award winning health care facilities and health care specialists.
Deed restrictions
The Village is a deed restricted community with reasonable standards targeted at creating and maintaining value in the community. Further enhancing the Village’s desirability are the County water and sewer systems. Electric power is provided by Florida Power and Light (FPL) who boasts some of the lowest electric utility rates in the United States! Internet and phone service are provided by CenturyLink. Most all cellular providers are available in the area.
HOA fees: $120/annually
Quick Real Estate Facts
The city offers businesses a year-round clientele consisting of local, domestic, and international customers. It is also responding to the industry as commerce realizes the importance of our location as Southwest Florida continues to boom and grow. Distribution services, construction, design, retail, hospitality and tourism, health services, life sciences, and real estate are the largest industry sectors.