112 SUNNYSIDE STREET NW, PORT CHARLOTTE, FL 33952

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Nicely updated and move-in ready, this charming 2-bedroom, 2-bath pool home sits on a spacious cul-de-sac lot (No through traffic) in the heart of Port Charlotte's desirable waterfront area, directly across from William R. Gaines Jr. Veterans Memorial Park, where you can enjoy an active Florida lifestyle with pickleball and tennis courts, a playground, fishing pier, kayak launch, and beautiful waterfront park just steps from your front door. Inside, you'll find a bright, open floor plan with attractive luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout the main living areas, a spacious living room, an updated kitchen with abundant cabinetry and stainless steel appliances, and a large dining/family room overlooking the pool—perfect for everyday living and entertaining. Step outside to your private backyard oasis featuring a sparkling screened pool, expansive covered and screened lanai, and plenty of yard space to relax or entertain. The second full bathroom is conveniently accessed from the garage and includes a shower, two closets, and a stackable washer/dryer hookup. Additional updates include a new roof (2023), new pool pump (2024), new water heater (2025), and manual storm shutters for added peace of mind. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, winter retreat, or investment opportunity, this updated home offers exceptional value in one of Port Charlotte's most beautiful areas. *** Excellent location, convenient to the Port Charlotte Beach, Shopping & Dining, Gulf beaches, THE BEST GOLFING, BOATING & FISHING IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, Downtown Punta Gorda, North Port, medical, schools, Charlotte County Sports Stadium – home of Tampa Bay Rays Spring Training, and so much more!!! Enjoy fishing or kayaking in your back yard or go boating out to the Harbor and the Gulf via nearby boat ramps for a great day of fun in the sun!!! *** All measurements and details provided should be verified by buyers. *** Dishwasher does not work.

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