329 Overbrook Street, Port Charlotte, FL 33954

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Sold Price
$15,000
List Price
$17,900
Status
SOLD
MLS#
D6142750
Closing Date
Feb 23, 2026
Subdivision
Port Charlotte Subs

Property Description

Wow! Triple AAA waterfront home site in fantastic area. Literally minutes to all dining ,shopping, Walmart, target, Publix, Port, Charlotte town center mall, golf courses. Also fantastic location minutes to I 75 approximately 35 minutes to Sarasota north 35 minutes to Fort Myers south and within 20 miles of the golf beaches, Venice, Englewood Beach, Manasota key, and Boca grande. This is an excellent opportunity to build your dream canal front home. Have preferred builder and also have preferred lender with land financing and construction to perm loans available.. All new homes being built on this street make this an excellent choice for your investment. No HOA, no deed restrictions, great location for Airbnb and investment property. Charlotte County is rated one of the top counties in Florida for retirement and still an affordable choice for first time homebuyers, and families. Call for details!

Additional Information

Acres
0.23
Waterfront
Yes
Waterfront Description
Canal - Brackish
Sewer
Septic Needed

Listing courtesy of EDGERTON REALTY & DEVELOPMENT,LLC. Selling Office: STELLAR NON-MEMBER OFFICE.

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