Sunsets over the water, every night, from your own backyard. That is what the western-facing rear exposure gives you at 4123 Corn Street, a waterfront canal homesite in Port Charlotte measuring .23 acres, a full 10,000 square feet, 80 feet of road frontage by 125 feet deep. Build the home, set the lanai and pool across the back, and the evening sky does the rest. From the canal you run a short ride out under the fixed bridge at Midway Blvd and into Charlotte Harbor, with the beautiful Gulf waters beyond. Size your boat to the bridge clearance and some of the best fishing and cruising in Florida is yours from the back door. PUBLIC WATER is available and a septic system would be needed to build. Zoning is RSF-3.5, Charlotte County's residential single-family district, which means one single-family home a lot and expressly permits swimming pools. In plain terms, there is ample room here for a substantial custom home with a screened lanai and a pool overlooking the water. Two green lights heading into permitting: the property is NOT located in a Scrub Jay review area, and the National Wetland Inventory mapper shows no wetlands on site. Boaters have launches close by. Spring Lake Park on Lake View Blvd sits in the same zip code with a boat ramp, fishing, and a nature trail, and Port Charlotte Beach Park on Harbor Blvd fronts Charlotte Harbor with a fishing pier, sandy beach, kayak launch, heated pool, and courts. Golfers are spoiled for choice, with dozens of courses across Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, North Port, and Rotonda, enough variety to play somewhere different every week of the season. Baseball fans sit between Charlotte Sports Park, spring training home of the Tampa Bay Rays, and CoolToday Park in Wellen Park, home of the Atlanta Braves, both an easy drive each spring. Day to day, everything is close. US-41 is minutes away and I-75 roughly 15 minutes for quick travel north and south throughout the state. Punta Gorda Airport handles regional flights, and Fort Myers International (RSW) runs about 45 minutes to an hour for longer trips and arriving guests. Port Charlotte Town Center, restaurants, grocery stores, and medical care are all nearby. Englewood Beach is roughly 30 minutes west, with the Old Florida charm of Boca Grande about 40 minutes away. Western water views, sunsets off the lanai, public water at the street, and a clean path to permitting. Contact us today to learn more.