Bank Building Available

Here is your opportunity to have your very own location in a rapidly-growing area of Charlotte County. Just 3 miles from downtown Punta Gorda, less than a mile from Charlotte Harbor and the Sunseeker Resort project. Previously used as a bank location - fully equipped with vault and drive-thru - the space is open for endless possibilities. Over 20 designated parking spots in the large circular parking lot. Your guests can enter and exit the property from Vick Street or Bayshore Road. Roughly 400 feet from the southbound lanes of Tamiami Trail, situated directly behind Harbor Nissan Truck Sales and Port Charlotte Crossing Plaza; you are in the heart of an aggressively-expanding area of Charlotte County. The building offers over 2,000 SF of office space; built in 1981, this building features 9 rooms and 2 bathrooms on a 38,000+ SF lot. Let’s put your name on the front of this building today!

The Port Charlotte Advantage:

Port Charlotte is in Charlotte County and shares city borders with North Port and Punta Gorda. With a positive employment rate of 2.36%, Port Charlotte is a growing opportunity for the workforce. The Lost Lagoon is planning to make a big splash in the area, estimated to draw customers from as far as 30 miles from the surrounding area. Site options range from 1 acre to more than 1,000 acres. Developed for high performance with superb water, power and telecommunications infrastructure, the Park enhances productivity with cost-effective advantages of a designated Foreign Trade Zone. The Punta Gorda Interstate Airport Park, a 4,300-acre global opportunity, offers not only access but also large-scale site selection and flexibility.

The newly planned community of West Port is about to break ground. Just minutes from the Port Charlotte Town Center, the master-planned community will create excitement and will be developing 2,000 new homes and thousands of new commercial square footage.

The closing for Arredondo Pointe took place in September, 2020. Initial clearing and Phase One construction is planned to begin in the near future and will include the hotel/retail component. The Lost Lagoon Water Park is set to undergo construction in Phase Two of development and will incorporate the newest generation of LEED-certified and green technology throughout the property.