Single-family
144
Lake-framing homesites with three surviving original model concepts.
View Sarah, Rebecca & RachelPort Charlotte · Charlotte County · Florida
A residential vision shaped around water.
Approximately 103 acres in project materials, a 328-residence 2006 PD concept, and a nearly 20-acre man-made lake at the center of it all.
Historic concept shown · Current design, feasibility, and approvals require confirmation
Original master planExplore all 328 residences↘
±103Acres stated in project materials
328Residences in 2006 PD concept
≈20Acre man-made lake
3Residential collections
Residential program
Three collections.
One complete community.
The original plan balances detached homes, villa neighborhoods, and condominium residences around one defining body of water.
The mix supports distinct living formats while preserving a single, legible identity across the property.
Villas
78
Villa lots organized into intimate neighborhoods along the south and east.
Explore the villa conceptCondominiums
106
A distinct multifamily collection positioned along the northern edge.
See the planned program222 single-family units + 106 multifamily units = 328 total residencesOriginal program established by Charlotte County Ordinance 2006-545
Interactive original master plan
The plan is the property story.
Choose any colored area. Its unit program, original architectural concepts, floor plans, and supporting details appear beside the map—without leaving the page.
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Selections identify original concept categories—not current lot availability. Entitlements, ownership, engineering, and development status require independent confirmation.
Original community vision
Daily life, designed into the plan.
The residential program was paired with gathering, recreation, access, and infrastructure features intended to make the property feel like a complete community.
Every feature shown here comes from historic project materials and remains subject to current planning, engineering, permitting, and developer refinement.
Lake-centered living
A nearly 20-acre man-made lake gives the plan its visual anchor and organizing idea.
Faith & gathering campus
The original concept included a synagogue, mikvah, and banquet hall on a dedicated campus.
Club & recreation
Two clubhouses, two community pools, basketball, and tennis were included in the original program.
Connected infrastructure
Historic project materials described gated arrival, 24-hour security, underground electric, and a community shuttle.
2 Clubhouses2 Community pools1 Faith campus24 hr Security concept
Location
Southwest Florida, precisely placed.
The 2006 ordinance locates the property in Port Charlotte between four named streets in Charlotte County.
NorthSackheim Avenue
SouthEleanor Avenue
WestHalsey Street
EastCornelius Boulevard
Primary accessEleanor Avenue
Secondary accessCommerce Street
Planning & due diligence
The original approval, without the guesswork.
The clearest surviving public record is Charlotte County Ordinance 2006-545. It approved a Planned Development concept and documented the framework below.
- Project-material acreage
- Approximately 103 acres
- Area covered by ordinance
- Approximately 97.34 acres
- 2006 zoning action
- RSF-3.5 to PD
- Single-family program
- 222 units
- Multifamily program
- 106 units
- Proposed density on plan
- 3.37 residences per acre
- Typical single-family lot
- 10,000 square feet
- Typical villa lot
- 5,500 square feet
- Recreation / open space on plan
- Approximately 29.1 acres
- Maximum height stated
- 38 feet from base flood elevation
- Lake on engineering plan
- Approximately 18.6 acres
- Total 2006 concept
- 328 residences
Selected ordinance conditions
Final review
No development before Final DRC approval.
Utilities
Potable water and sanitary sewer connections required.
Walkability
Four-foot sidewalks along at least one side of internal roadways.
Landscape
A unified Florida-Friendly planting or xeriscape framework.
Stormwater
County and applicable agency approvals required.
Phasing
Development timeline and phasing plan required before Final DRC.
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