Location

Sunset Dream villa is within easy reach of Florida’s most beautifully stunning and relaxing

white and often deserted sandy beaches of the

Gulf of Mexico with its crystal clear, warm, turquoise water

Englewood Beach  15 minutes away   

 includes parking, picnic tables, BBQs, restrooms and showers.

Boca Grande Beaches (State Park - 15 minutes away
includes parking, picnic tables, BBQs, restrooms and showers.

Stump Pass (State Park - Entrance 18 minutes away
Parking and restrooms and showers

Manasota Beach 20 minutes away
. Parking, Picnic tables, BBQs, restrooms and showers.

Middle Beach (Blind Pass) 20 minutes away
restrooms and showers

Palm Island is well worth a visit it is reached by a 20-minute water taxi, on our return from the island after having a magnificent meal

the sun was setting and the Dolphins were escorting our boat. This is what dreams are made of.

Take advantage of the on-site

fishing, Tennis, Golf, Activity field , And children's  pay ground

see the wildlife in the nature reserves isfive

The Palms is an 18-Hole par championship course This awarded wining golf & Country Club is right in your own back yard  

The palms includes six different water hazards, multi-tiered greens, there are five finishing holes,

and two of Florida's most demanding holes,

       with rolling greens, lush fairways, cool breezes,

You will find a small library within the Rotonda West Association 3754 Cape Haze Drive

Turn right onto Pebble beach for Sunset dream villa

Miles of nature reserve trails to explore.

A Tarzan Movie was made here, all this beautiful countryside is right on your villa's door step.

Englewood

has four beaches from which to choose for sun bathing, searching for sea shells, swimming, picnicking, boating, fishing, and more. All of the beaches border the Gulf of Mexico, where soft sea breezes keep the temperatures at a comfortable level.

Englewood Beach,

 in Charlotte County, also offers a wide expanse of beachfront, plus recreation areas, a boardwalk, picnic tables, a concession area and paved parking. This beach is also close to several restaurants, shops and nightclubs.

Just south of Englewood Beach is the Port Charlotte Beach State Park, a wide expanse of Gulf-front, sandy beach, where walking along the coastline is a favorite pastime of many. It is accessible by boat, Jet Ski or walking from Englewood Beach.

At one beach, you can watch shrimp boats go by or wave to those on sailboats. At another, you can watch dolphins in the distance. And at yet another, you'll think you're in the Caribbean.

Welcome to Charlotte County, Florida -- home to some of the state's least-crowded but breathtaking beaches. There is one harbor beach and one white sand beach in the county. A third public beach in Boca Grande is akin to Caribbean beaches and is only a short drive outside of the county. The only way to reach this island paradise is to drive through the county.

Manasota Beach and Blind Pass Beach,

 are just d short drive from Sunset dream villa,  Manasota Key, offer beachgoers a variety of amenities. Manasota Beach boasts 14 acres of Gulf-front beach and sand dunes, with special areas set aside for sheltered tables, barbecue pits, boardwalks and bathhouse facilities. Lifeguards are on duty all year round.

Blind Pass Beach

With more than 60 acres, Blind Pass Beach is ideal for swimming and fishing and now sports a nature trail. Recently, the historic "Hermitage House," one of the first beach homes to be built on Manasota Key, was revitalized. Sarasota County also provides a docking area for boats on the Intracoastal Waterway side of Manasota Key.

Port Charlotte Beach

Port Charlotte Beach Complex is a public beach at the southeast end of Harbor Boulevard in Port Charlotte. The beach complex offers a beach club, fishing pier, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, horseshoe pits, a pool (at annual or one-time rates), a snack bar, boat ramps and barbecue grills.

.Boca Grande Beach

Boca Grande is a public beach located just outside of Charlotte County. The only way to reach this island paradise is by driving along State Road 771 in Charlotte County.

After paying a $3.20 toll for cars, visitors will drive along a road surrounded on both sides by light-green water and white sand. The public beach, which is comparable to Caribbean beaches, features three lighthouses and large shade trees near shore.

Dolphins often can be seen from the beach. Snorkelers will find a variety of sea shells near sandbars, and non-swimmers can stroll on the beach, collecting just as many shells. The best fishing and shelling is at the southeast public beach.

The beach offers full facilities, including freshwater showers, picnic tables and grills. There are no lifeguards on duty. The beach closes at dusk.

Palm Island is well worth a visit it is reached by a 20-minute water taxi, on our return from the island after having a magnificent meal

the sun was setting and the Dolphins were escorting our boat. This is what dreams are made of.

                                                                                    Shoping Mall Highlights

                         Port Charlotte shopping Mall supports some of the best FL shopping.  You will not be disappointed

                     Anchor stores, Bealls, Dillard's, JCPenney, Macy*s and Sears and  more than 100 specialty stores and eateries.

                                  The Regal 16 Cinema features stadium seating and Dolby digital surround sound on 16 screens.

   Number 18.Rotonda Palms Golf course and Country Club

From the air, Rotonda can be identified by its perfect circular shape,

 and supports many natural lakes, canals, golf courses, conservation area and nature reserve.

 that is home to a whole variety of wildlife including 

tortoises, raccoons, armadillo, pigs, bobcats, alligators, turtles, and many species of birds.

Here's a picture depicting what was possible due to the zoning of Rotonda West.

The inference was that this would be the future of Rotonda West.

That was 36 years ago. This picture depicts an architects rendering of the center circle where the 5,000,000 gallon water tank sits today (Parade Cir).