14319 Morristown Ave Port Charlotte, FL 33981
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One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Luxury Coastal Living in South Gulf Cove – Seller Motivated. Experience the perfect blend of elegance and privacy at 14319 Morristown Ave, Port Charlotte, FL. Set on a rare triple lot (0.69 acres) with two additional buildable parcels, this two-story residence is more than a home—it’s a lifestyle investment. And yes—the seller is motivated, which means opportunity is knocking a little louder than usual. Step inside and you’ll see why. The chef’s kitchen is the kind of space that makes takeout menus jealous—white cabinetry, quartz counters, a grand island, stainless steel appliances, and a butler’s pantry. The family room, anchored by a striking stone feature wall, opens to your private screened lanai and heated saltwater pool—ideal for morning laps, sunset cocktails, or just pretending you’re on vacation year-round. Upstairs, there are five bedrooms and four bathrooms throughout with two primary suites. The main suite comes with a spa-style bath, complete with soaking tub, walk-in shower, and double vanity—basically, the bathroom equivalent of first-class seating. Practical perks? A new metal roof (2023), newer A/C units (2020 & 2024),new pool pump (2025), Rainbird irrigation, and even a 1-year American Home Shield warranty. Plus, there’s a two-car garage, plenty of parking, and the backyard doubles as your personal produce section with mature mango and avocado trees. Living in South Gulf Cove means access to a community lock system and boat ramps, plus a lively calendar of events—farmers markets, food trucks, and more. Add in quick drives to the beaches of Boca Grande and Englewood, and you’ll wonder why you didn’t move here sooner. No CDD. Flood Zone AE. Pets welcome. No minimum lease period. Plenty of room for RV or boat storage. The sellers are motivated and ready—so if you’ve been waiting for a sign, consider this your flashing neon one.
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