About Clipper Cove Village
Clipper Cove Village is a gated community of 96 residential parcels in Punta Gorda.
Amenities — per a real estate brokerage page (Suncoast Team) that distinguishes Clipper Cove Village's amenities from the adjoining, separately managed Clipper Cove at Bal Harbor complex; not the association's own materials — not corroborated by a second source — include a heated community pool, screened lanais on the units, deeded docks for watercraft on many units, tennis courts (Village-specific, not shared with the adjoining Bal Harbor complex), a clubhouse (Village-specific, not shared with the adjoining Bal Harbor complex).
On paper, the community sits in evacuation zone A. The average assessed just value across its 96 residential parcels was $324,109.
Clipper Cove Village sits on Bal Harbor Blvd in Punta Gorda Isles as one half of a two-complex waterfront development — the other half, the adjoining Clipper Cove at Bal Harbor, is a separate, separately managed property, and the two are easy to conflate in a listing search. Clipper Cove Village itself is the gated one: a Punta Gorda-area brokerage that markets both complexes describes Clipper Cove Village specifically as "a security gated complex," distinct from its ungated neighbor. Charlotte County parcel records count 96 residential condominium units within the community's boundary, laid out across roughly two dozen low-rise buildings, with two- and three-bedroom floor plans and detached one-car garages typical of the waterfront condo product built along this canal system.
The governing entity is Clipper Cove Village Master Condominium Association, Inc., a Florida non-profit filed with the state in 2001, with a principal address at 2002 Bal Harbor Blvd. Day-to-day management is contracted out; the most current directory record found for the association names Star Hospitality Management, Inc., with a physical address on Mallard Way in Punta Gorda and a P.O. Box for mail, as the managing company. Confirm this directly, since property-management contracts in this corridor change hands with some regularity, and buyers and owners should treat the management-company name as a starting point to verify with the association rather than a fixed fact.
On amenities, the same brokerage source that confirms the gate also describes what comes with Clipper Cove Village specifically, as opposed to its neighbor complex: a heated community pool, screened lanais on the units, deeded docks for watercraft on many units, tennis courts, and a clubhouse. The last two — tennis and the clubhouse — are called out as Village-only amenities, not shared with the adjoining complex, which is a useful distinction if a listing doesn't make clear which of the two Clipper Cove communities is being advertised. No official, association-owned website could be located for Clipper Cove Village; search results return only brokerage pages and third-party HOA directories, not a site the association itself appears to operate.
On the records side, the community sits entirely within FEMA flood zone AE and evacuation zone A, inside the Punta Gorda Fire Department's service area, with solid waste collected by the City of Punta Gorda Sanitation and water and sewer service from City of Punta Gorda Utilities; electric service is Florida Power & Light. The average total just (market) value across the community's 96 parcels is roughly $324,000, and the county's parcel data shows no vacant homesites remaining — the community is fully built out.
No publicly available source identifies a specific builder or developer, and nothing in the available records states an age restriction, so treat it as an all-ages community unless the association's own governing documents say otherwise. Confirm current dues, management, amenity access and any rules directly with the association; this page is an independent, records-based starting point and is not affiliated with the community, its association or any developer.
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