4180 Wood Duck Road, Port Charlotte, FL 33953

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Sold Price
$52,000
List Price
$85,000
Status
SOLD
MLS#
C7518027
Closing Date
Jun 29, 2026
Subdivision
El Jobean

Property Description

Perfect for your future investment! Located on a dead-end street in the historic waterfront community of El Jobean, this property offers rare privacy with the convenience of public water, sewer, and no HOA. The neighborhood is home to a designated bird sanctuary, peaceful parks, and easy access to shopping, dining, fishing, and entertainment. El Jobean is one of Charlotte County’s most charming original settlements—founded in the 1920s by Joel Bean as a resort-style village along the Myakka River. The area grew around its fishing pier, historic post office, and deep-water canal system, which still draw nature lovers and boaters today. With its Old Florida character and steady demand for waterfront and near-water properties, El Jobean continues to be a smart long-term investment. Whether you're looking to build your dream home or secure land for the future, this lot offers affordability, location, and the true Florida lifestyle all in one.

Additional Information

Acres
0.27
Sewer
Public Sewer

Listing courtesy of KW PEACE RIVER PARTNERS. Selling Office: THE SHORELINE FL REALTY LLC.

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