1250 W Marion Ave

Starboard Point is a low-rise, four-story condominium complex built in 1997 along the Charlotte Harbor shoreline in Punta Gorda. The property is organized as mid-sized condominium stacks with elevator access to upper floors and covered, reserved parking beneath the building. Units are primarily three-bedroom, two-bath layouts with open living/dining configurations, vaulted or cathedral ceilings, tray/coffered details, split-bedroom plans, and multiple indoor storage areas. Many residences include large enclosed lanais or balconies with sliding/hurricane-impact doors that frame broad water views and sunset exposures. Interior finishes commonly cited across units include solid wood cabinetry, stone or solid-surface counters, built-in features, walk-in closets, wet bar options, and a mix of recent mechanical upgrades (A/C, water heaters, tankless systems) and window or door impact protections. Onsite shared amenities emphasize waterfront recreation and neighborhood social life: a heated community pool, tennis and pickleball courts, gazebo and park benches facing the harbor, a lending library, and a private gate providing pedestrian access to Fishermen’s Village and nearby waterfront parks. The complex offers deeded boat slips with lifts and direct, no-fixed-bridge access to open water, plus additional owner storage rooms and irrigation-maintained landscaping. The location places residents within easy walking distance of historic downtown Punta Gorda, Gilchrist Park, dining, cultural venues, and multi-use trails, supporting both seasonal and year-round waterfront living.