About Windjammer Point
Windjammer Point is a gated community of 69 residential parcels in Punta Gorda.
Amenities — per a single third-party HOA directory listing (HOA Bulletin Board), not the association's own materials — not corroborated by a second source; treat as a starting point only — include a private marina with boat slips, a swimming pool, a clubhouse, tennis courts, walking paths, gated entry.
On paper, the community sits in evacuation zone A. The average assessed just value across its 69 residential parcels was $360,217.
Windjammer Point is a small, gated condominium community on Bal Harbor Blvd in Punta Gorda Isles, tucked along the canals that connect to Charlotte Harbor and, from there, the Gulf of Mexico. It is not a large development — Charlotte County's parcel records count 69 residential units within the community, all condominiums, built as low-rise concrete-block buildings with two- and three-bedroom floor plans typical of the late-1980s wave of waterfront construction in this stretch of Punta Gorda Isles. The governing entity, Windjammer Point Condominium Association, Inc., is a Florida non-profit filed with the state in 1989, with its principal address at 3640 Bal Harbor Blvd — inside the community itself, consistent with a resident-run association rather than a developer-controlled one.
The gate is confirmed, not assumed: a third-party HOA directory listing tied to the same 3640 Bal Harbor Blvd address describes the property as offering secure, gated access, and that description lines up with the community's scale and canal-front layout, where a single controlled entry is a practical way to manage a compact complex. Day-to-day administration runs through an outside management company, The Gateway Group, based a short distance away on Rio de Janeiro Avenue in Punta Gorda; buyers should confirm current management directly, since condo associations in Southwest Florida do change managers periodically and this page cannot promise the assignment is still current by the time it's read.
On amenities, the same directory listing describes a private marina with boat slips, a swimming pool, a clubhouse, tennis courts and walking paths bundled with the gated entry — plausible for a waterfront condo complex of this kind, but sourced from a single third-party aggregator rather than the association's own materials, so treat the amenity list as a starting point to confirm with the association or a current resident, not a verified inventory. No official, association-owned website could be located for Windjammer Point as of this writing; what turns up in search results are real estate brokerage pages and the same HOA directory listing, not a site the association itself operates or updates.
On the records side, Charlotte County GIS places the entire community in FEMA flood zone AE and evacuation zone A — both meaningful for insurance shopping and storm planning on a canal-front property — 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 69 parcels is roughly $360,000, and there are no vacant homesites left to build on — the community is fully built out.
No publicly available source identifies a specific builder or developer for Windjammer Point, and nothing in the available records states an age restriction; treat it as an all-ages community unless the association's own 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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