From Your Dock to the Gulf. .. Even the homesite feels different here. This is the largest lot in Hunter’s Point, with mature palms, additional green space and greater separation from neighboring homes. Its position within the community creates something else that is entirely its own. .. the only home with a view looking upstream across the full length of the canal. These are distinctions you appreciate when you’re here, and ones you simply can’t add later. Some homes are defined by what’s inside their walls. This one may be better defined by everything that happens beyond them. Step outside and life changes depending on which direction you go. Toward the water, your 25-foot deeded boat slip waits near the end of the community, ready for a day on the water and a route that leads from Hunter’s Point toward the Intracoastal and the Gulf. Stay home instead, and there are still plenty of choices. Settle onto the screened balcony and take in that long upstream canal view. Move upstairs to the open balcony when you want more sunshine. And just off the third guest bedroom, an added private balcony creates its own vantage point. .. this one overlooking the sunsets. As the day winds down and the sky over Cortez begins to change, you have a front-row seat. And remarkably, with the water, boats and island life just outside. Inside, the home takes a quieter approach. Clean lines, tile flooring, wood stairs and approximately $150,000 in upgrades create a space that feels polished without trying too hard. The primary suite features a coffered ceiling, California Closet system and glass-enclosed walk-in shower, while two guest bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath. There’s also something here you don't find in every waterfront home: this one was designed to make use of the Florida sunshine, not simply admire it. Solar panels work together with a Sonnen battery system to capture and store energy, adding another layer of efficiency and resilience to everyday living. Because life at Hunter’s Point isn't really about choosing between home and the water. The water is part of home. Historic Cortez is just outside the community. Anna Maria Island is nearby. Your boat is waiting at the dock. Cool breezes come off the canal. And when everyone else is heading home from a day on the Gulf, you're simply heading back to yours. And the home can continue to evolve. Vertically positioned storage closets offer potential for a future elevator, while the largest homesite in the community creates possibilities outdoors. The next chapter. .. and the finishing touches. .. belong to its next owner. Seller offering up to $25,000 in buyer incentives with an acceptable offer, giving the next owner an opportunity to put their own ideas into motion. See… Fall in Love… Make It Your Own!!
Planned Development Mixed Use districts are defined for purposes of these regulations as planned development districts for the establishment of complimentary groupings of residential, commercial, office, industrial or other uses. PDMU districts may hereafter be established in accordance with the general procedures, requirements, standards and criteria set forth in Section 402 and Chapter 3. It is the intent of these regulations to provide for development of such districts at appropriate locations, in accord with the goals, objectives, policies, and locational criteria of the Comprehensive Plan, and in accord with the requirements herein.; It is further intended that PDMU development shall be in complexes with carefully located buildings, parking and service areas, open space and use mixtures which are scaled and balanced to reduce general traffic congestion, by providing interdependent uses and uses which are compatible with adjacent and surrounding land uses.; It is the intent of the PDMU district to provide developments that provide complimentary uses. It is not the intent of the district to avoid requirements and criteria which are found in the single use Planned Districts. All requirements and criteria found in the single use Planned Districts shall apply to the PDMU district.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Gas station
General retail
Restaurant
Housing-Group
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Multiple units
Housing-Senior
Industrial
Hotel / motel
Office
Mar 15, 2023 • Final
Solar
Install a photovoltaic solar system on the roof of a single-family home.
Electrical
Solar
Nov 2, 2022 • Final
Residential
Construct a new single-family home.
New construction
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Climate risks
9/10 Flood Factor
Estimated 80%+ chance of a flood reaching the building in the next 30 years
1/10 Fire Factor
Unlikely to be in a wildfire in next 30 years
10/10 Heat Factor
7 days above 106° expected this year, 28 days in 30 years
10/10 Wind Factor
99% chance of strong winds in next 30 years
3/10 Air Factor
2 unhealthy days expected this year, 2 days in 30 years
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Historical weather
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Sun exposure
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Exceptional sunlight
Sunscore
This home receives average direct sun exposure in Cortez. There appears to be minimal shading by surrounding buildings, terrain, and vegetation.
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Redfin Estimate for 4375 Marina View Way
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Nearby homes have recently sold between $549,000 and $1,275,000.
Nearby comparable homes
The Redfin Estimate uses 6 recent nearby sales, priced between $549K to $1.3M.