Between the quaint pioneer village of Englewood and the bustling city life of Port Charlotte lies a peninsular community called Gulf Cove Point. This subdivision beams with appeal. Since it is nestled between the two forks of the Sioux Waterway, there is no through traffic – there is one way in on the private road and one way out. GCP has among the lowest homeowners’ fees in the County at $625 per quarter ($208 per month.) This is a property owners’ association, which means the association maintains the exterior of the villas and the grounds. The interior of the homes and the private sidewalks and drive pads are the owners’ responsibility. Ask for the chart showing who owns what responsibility. Villa 168 has been thoughtfully renovated over several years. The unique and stunning wood-look beams on the living room ceiling accent the space. The two bedrooms are split-plan, so your houseguests can retreat to their space, and you can withdraw to your en suite sanctuary. The kitchen has been updated with granite countertops, cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. The breakfast nook is convenient for morning java. This villa features luxury vinyl plank flooring in the owner’s suite. The guest room features carpet. The living room and wet areas feature porcelain or ceramic tile. There are two porches and one enclosed lanai. The front porch faces south offering sun-soaking while sipping a cool beverage. The rear porch is covered, keeping the rain and leaves out and space to stow kayaks. The enclosed lanai is all set up for entertaining guests or playing Mahjong. Gulf Cove Point is home to 23 quadruplexes making 92 villas. It is within 5-15 miles of most things desired: shopping, restaurants, Cape Haze Pioneer trail, two major beaches, marinas, boat ramps and golf courses.