Port Charlotte, FL 55+ Active Adult Retirement Communities

Climate & Geography

Port Charlotte has a warm humid subtropical climate. The average annual high temperature is in the mid 80s while the average annual low temperature is in the low 60s. The average annual precipitation is about 50 inches of rainfall.

Recreation, Culture & Entertainment

The Cultural Center frequently offers residents recreational, social, and entertainment activities. Additionally there is a theater, educational programs, a cafe, and rooms to accomodate for all types of events. Port Charlotte Beach Park is a popular quiet secluded beach with a boat ramp, swimming pool, bocci, and tennis courts. Sports lovers can spend an afternoon watching Charlotte Stone Crabs, the only minor league baseball team in Charlotte County. In addition, Port Charlotte is home to several malls, markets, and art galleries.

Cost of Living & Taxes

The median home cost in Port Charlotte aligns with the national median.

Florida stands out as one of the few states with no income tax therefore retirement income and Social Security benefits are tax free. Additionally Florida residents ages 65 and older who meet certain income limits may receive an extra homestead exemption equal to the assessed value of property.

Health Care

Two highly ranked hospitals are located in Port Charlotte. Fawcett Memorial Hospital ranks as High Performing in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Bayfront Health Port Charlotte is also ranked High Performing in COPD and as well as in heart failure.