3003 Portofino Isle

Built in 1980, this low-rise residential complex spreads over four stories and is comprised primarily of two-bedroom condominium units arranged around landscaped courtyards and fairway-facing terraces. Architecture is typical of late-20th-century suburban Florida developments: low-pitched roofs, stucco façades, screened patios, and covered walkways serving street-level entries and a limited elevator network. Interiors commonly feature open living/dining plans, eat-in kitchens or breakfast areas, walk-in closets, dual-sink primary baths, and accessibility options such as first-floor entries and handicap access; many residences have been renovated with tile or porcelain floors, upgraded cabinetry, and modern appliances. Shared facilities emphasize active adult community living with clubhouse spaces, a village-style pool cluster, tennis courts, outdoor grilling and patio areas, workshop/storage rooms, and onsite parking often located steps from unit entrances. The property sits within a gated, golf-and-lake course community that operates social programming, theater/cinema events, and multiple clubs; association rules include occupancy and down-payment requirements reflective of an age-restricted environment. Pet policies, concierge services, and garage availability vary by building section; typical exterior features include storm shutters, fenced outdoor living areas, and landscaping that frames long water and golf views.