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Port Charlotte
Port Charlotte, Florida.
The largest community in Charlotte County, planned in the 1950s on the far side of the Peace River from Punta Gorda, with harbor parks, canal streets and Rays spring training at Charlotte Sports Park.
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Harbor parks, canal streets and spring training: what is Port Charlotte like to live in?
Port Charlotte is an unincorporated community in Charlotte County, north of the Peace River from Punta Gorda, and the most populous community in the county. The General Development Corporation, led by the Mackle brothers, planned it in the 1950s, so much of it reads as one planned community rather than a set of separate towns. The Tampa Bay Rays hold spring training at Charlotte Sports Park, and the area where State Road 776 meets US-41 is known as Murdock.
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A planned community from the 1950s
The General Development Corporation, led by the Mackle brothers, planned and developed Port Charlotte during the Florida land boom of the 1950s. Like most of its developments, Port Charlotte was never incorporated as a city.
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County services, not a city hall
Because Port Charlotte is unincorporated, Charlotte County government serves it directly. Punta Gorda, across the river, is the only incorporated city in the county.
Source: Wikipedia, Port Charlotte, Florida and Charlotte County, Florida, read 2026-10-15. -
Spring training at Charlotte Sports Park
Charlotte Sports Park is the spring training home of the Tampa Bay Rays and the field for their Florida Complex League teams.
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Charley in 2004
Port Charlotte was severely impacted by Hurricane Charley on August 13, 2004, a storm that had been forecast to hit Tampa, which is why roof age and building records come up early here.
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Murdock and the US-41 corridor
The northwest part of Port Charlotte where State Road 776 meets US-41 is known as Murdock, and US-41 continues south across the Peace River into Punta Gorda.
Source: Wikipedia, Port Charlotte, Florida and Punta Gorda, Florida (Tamiami Trail bridges), read 2026-10-15.
Open the 33948 guide for homes, prices and places in Port Charlotte
Sources: Wikipedia articles on Port Charlotte, Charlotte County and Charlotte Sports Park, read 2026-10-15. Our live search does not include Stellar MLS yet, so Charlotte County counts on this page are partial. We still buy and sell across Charlotte County.
A canal street, the harbor side or inland: where do you want to start?
One team for the search, the showings and the closing. Book a call
Which Port Charlotte ZIP code fits you?
Each ZIP guide shows the homes for sale there and what the area around it is like. Harbor access changes from one ZIP code to the next.
33948
33948 is the west side of Port Charlotte, where Tamiami Trail meets El Jobean Road at Murdock and Port Charlotte Town Center sits. Tippecanoe Environmental Park protects the marshes along Sam Knight Creek.
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33952
33952 is the harbor side of Port Charlotte, with Port Charlotte Beach Park on Harbor Boulevard and the community's two hospitals inside its lines. The city of Punta Gorda is to the southeast.
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33953
33953 is the El Jobean side of Port Charlotte, on the north bank of the Myakka River where State Road 776 crosses it. Most of the ZIP sits outside the Port Charlotte CDP.
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33954
33954 is the north edge of Port Charlotte, along Veterans Boulevard, Kings Highway and Toledo Blade Boulevard. Less than half of it is inside the Port Charlotte CDP.
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33981
33981 sits across the Myakka River from El Jobean, on the upper Cape Haze peninsula, home to South Gulf Cove Park and Butterford Waterway Park. The mail says Port Charlotte, but the ZIP sits outside the Port Charlotte CDP.
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On The Market
Homes for sale in Port Charlotte right now.
Updated 2:59 AM ET, Oct 26
Current homes returned for Port Charlotte. Open a listing for its full details.
$699,900
5410 Farley ST
Listing courtesy of Epique Realty Inc
$1,800,000
16488 Liggett CIR
Listing courtesy of Horizon Key Realty LLC
$243,333
18579 Robinson AVE
Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Sunstar Realty
$329,000
1570 Inverness ST
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Trend
$250,000
21476 Peachland BLVD
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Realty Team
$885,900
15698 Meacham CIR
Listing courtesy of Knowledge Base Real Estate
What do homes in Port Charlotte cost right now?
Active home listings returned for Port Charlotte. Single-family homes, condominiums, townhouses and multifamily listings. The feed's city labels can extend beyond the map's place boundary. Our live search does not include Stellar MLS yet, so Charlotte County counts here are partial. We still buy and sell across Charlotte County; ask us for the full market.
Homes for sale
Median asking price
Typical days on market
Current asking prices, not closed-sale prices.
The Port Charlotte relocation guide.
Harbor parks and ballgames: living in Port Charlotte.
The place
The place before the property
Find your part of Port Charlotte.
A community in Charlotte County, north of the Peace River from Punta Gorda, with a beach park on Charlotte Harbor and canal streets inside its map. Murdock Village, the county redevelopment area, is inside the community, and Punta Gorda is a separate incorporated city.
Charlotte County Utilities is the county water and wastewater department, with a customer payment center in Port Charlotte. For each home, we check the utility service, the flood records and, on a canal, the route to the harbor.
A few starting points.
- Port Charlotte Beach Park
- Charlotte Harbor canal streets
- Murdock Village, west of the Census map
- Murdock Circle and Tamiami Trail
Charlotte Harbor
Sunsets on the harbor, canal streets close by.
Port Charlotte sits at the north end of Charlotte Harbor, northwest of Punta Gorda across the Peace River. An evening here can mean sand and sheltered water at Port Charlotte Beach Park, a sunset over the harbor, then a short drive home along a canal street. It was planned in the 1950s by the General Development Corporation.
Water access belongs to the lot, not the neighborhood name, so on a canal home we check the dock and the route to the harbor for that exact address before you fall for the view.
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Place Unincorporated, served by the county
Port Charlotte has no city hall. Charlotte County government serves it directly from its offices at 18500 Murdock Circle, and Punta Gorda is the separate incorporated city across the river.
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Harbor Which ZIP codes touch the harbor?
Compare the exact parcel and canal route rather than using a ZIP code as a shoreline guide. Port Charlotte Beach Park, the county park on the harbor, lists boat ramps, but the county currently reports Ramp A closed; check park conditions before launching.
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Rivers Two rivers feed the harbor
Charlotte Harbor takes in the Peace River at its northeast corner and the Myakka River at its northwest corner, so Port Charlotte boaters have harbor, river and Gulf trips to choose from.
Daily life
Ballgames in March, beach days all year.
Day to day, Port Charlotte runs on the county: the county utility, the county schools, the county beach park and big league spring training at Charlotte Sports Park.
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Utilities Charlotte County Utilities
The county runs drinking water, reclaimed water and wastewater service. We ask the utility about the exact address before closing, and the records show whether a home is on a well or septic.
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Schools Charlotte County Public Schools
The district serves all of Charlotte County. The district sets school attendance zones; use its address lookup for the current answer.
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Outdoors A beach park on the harbor
Port Charlotte Beach Park offers sand, sheltered water and harbor sunsets year round, at 4500 Harbor Boulevard. Check current launch conditions; the county reports Ramp A closed.
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Spring The Rays train at Charlotte Sports Park
Charlotte Sports Park is the spring training home of the Tampa Bay Rays, so February and March bring big league baseball close to home.
Areas and property choices
Murdock, the harbor edge or a canal street: where in Port Charlotte?
Port Charlotte reads as one planned community, but daily life changes from the harbor shore to the US-41 corridor to the redevelopment land in the west.
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Murdock Village A county redevelopment area
Charlotte County created the Murdock Village Community Redevelopment Area in 2003, about 1,200 acres including canals, all in unincorporated Charlotte County. We check which lot sits in the area and what association rules come with it.
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Harbor edge Port Charlotte Beach Park
The 16 acre bayfront park at 4500 Harbor Boulevard was built in 1972 and renovated in 2012, with sand, sheltered water and boat ramps; the county currently reports Ramp A closed. It is the neighborhood beach for the canal streets around it.
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Murdock Errands and county services
The area where State Road 776 meets US-41 is known as Murdock, home to the county offices on Murdock Circle, and the Promenades Mall sits on South Tamiami Trail.
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Next door Punta Gorda across the river
US-41 crosses the Peace River into Punta Gorda, with its harborfront downtown, the Harborwalk and Fishermen's Village. Compare the drive from the home you like before planning an evening there.
Buying and selling here
Buying a Port Charlotte home: five things we check first.
The fun part is finding the street. These five checks keep the rest of the purchase calm.
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1. Address Port Charlotte or Punta Gorda?
A mailing address alone does not establish the local government, so we read the county parcel record on every home you like.
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2. Utilities County water or a well?
We ask Charlotte County Utilities who serves the address, and whether the home is on a well or septic system.
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3. Flood and elevation The zone for this building
The FEMA Flood Map Service Center shows the zone for the exact address, and an elevation certificate shows how the house sits in it. Both shape the insurance quote.
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4. Seawall, dock and route The trip from the dock to the harbor
For a canal home, we gather the seawall and dock records and review the route to Charlotte Harbor, including any fixed bridge on the way.
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5. Association papers Fees and rules, when there is an association
For a condominium or community association, the fees, reserves and rental rules are part of the monthly cost. Where there is no association, the records show that too.
Selling in Port Charlotte? Price it against the right neighbors.
Start your price review with recent closed sales of homes like yours, close to yours.
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Match Like for like
A canal home is priced against canal homes with similar water, a condominium against its building and neighbors, and an inland home against inland sales with similar lot size and condition.
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Context Asking prices are the backdrop
The live numbers on this page are current asking prices across Port Charlotte. Your home value review starts from closed sales on your side of town.
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Ready Have the papers beside the photos
The utility details, flood and elevation records, seawall and dock documents and any association papers answer the first questions buyers ask, so we gather them before the listing goes live.
Where to go next in Port Charlotte.
Our ZIP guides for Port Charlotte, the county and the neighboring city, plus two public lookups for the address.
33948
Explore homes and places in the ZIP guide.
33952
Explore homes and places in the ZIP guide.
33953
Explore homes and places in the ZIP guide.
33954
Explore homes and places in the ZIP guide.
33981
Homes, prices and places in the 33981 guide.
Search current Port Charlotte homes
Active listings labeled Port Charlotte, updated with the feed.
Charlotte County guide
Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte and the rest of the county on one map.
Punta Gorda guide
The harbor city across the Peace River.
Charlotte County Utilities
Water and wastewater service, by address.
FEMA Flood Map Service Center
The official flood zone for any address.
Search links stay on Port Charlotte. Utility and flood links open the public record for the address.
Guides and property checks
Start with a straight answer.
Practical guides for the Southwest Florida coast. Apply the advice to the exact property.
Schools and nearby places
Which school serves the address, and what is nearby?
Use the named-place list at the top of the page to explore schools, parks and local services. Choosing a row shows the point and directions.
Show schools on the map ↗How do school zones work here?
The district sets attendance zones; its address lookup gives the current answer for the home you like.
School district information ↗Find the parks, schools and shops near a Port Charlotte address.
Beaches, marinas, parks and everyday stops from OpenStreetMap. A quick call ahead confirms hours before you go.
What is nearby?
Choose a category to explore named places.
Named places inside the mapped Port Charlotte census place. OpenStreetMap. Sources shown per category.
Choose a place in the list. The map shows what is around it.
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Clients who closed with us.
Buyers who found their Southwest Florida home with our team.
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Port Charlotte, asked directly.
Is Port Charlotte its own city?
No. Port Charlotte is an unincorporated community in Charlotte County, planned in the 1950s by the General Development Corporation, and Charlotte County government serves it directly. Punta Gorda, across the Peace River, is the only incorporated city in the county.
Who provides water and sewer in Port Charlotte?
Charlotte County Utilities runs drinking water, reclaimed water and wastewater service, with a customer payment center at the Promenades Mall on South Tamiami Trail. We ask the utility about the exact address before you buy, because a well or septic system changes the inspection list.
Do Cape Coral canal and flood tools cover a Port Charlotte home?
They are built for Cape Coral. For a Port Charlotte home, the FEMA Flood Map Service Center at msc.fema.gov gives the official flood zone, and the seawall, dock and route records for that lot tell the water story.
What should a buyer check before offering on a Port Charlotte canal home?
The route from the dock to Charlotte Harbor and any fixed bridge on it, the seawall and dock condition, the flood zone and elevation certificate, the utility service, and the association papers if there is an association. Harbor access changes from one ZIP code to the next, so we review the route for the exact address.
How should a Port Charlotte seller think about comparable sales?
Start with recent closed sales of homes like yours nearby: a canal home against canal homes, a condominium against condominiums, an inland lot against inland lots. A county median is background, and the closed sales on your side of town are the price.
Which school district serves Port Charlotte?
Charlotte County Public Schools, which covers Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Englewood, Rotonda West and Babcock Ranch. The district sets school attendance zones; use its address lookup for the current answer for a specific home.
Thinking about Port Charlotte? Talk it through with us.
Bring the Port Charlotte address, the boat if there is one, and any utility or association papers you already have. We will sort the records that matter for that property.
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