Englewood Beach
Gulf water, a wide sand shelf, and enough room to spend the afternoon without a parking argument.
Destination
Beaches, a harbor, and spring training — close enough for a day trip, far enough that the street stays quiet at night.
04 — The coast
The estate sits in Port Charlotte, Florida — warm enough to swim most of the year, and close to Englewood, Venice, and Siesta Key without living on a tourist strip.
Gulf water, a wide sand shelf, and enough room to spend the afternoon without a parking argument.
A walkable downtown, shark-tooth beaches, and a slower Gulf evening than the larger resort towns.
Quartz sand and a long public beach when the group wants a classic Florida day trip.
Boat ramps, waterfront restaurants, and a short run if someone wants to be on the water before lunch.
Spring training and local baseball nights without the Tampa traffic.
A small wildlife hospital and boardwalk — the quiet outing when the pool has already been claimed.
Reserve
Book the estate, then decide which beach gets the first morning.