TUCKERS COVE AT BABCOCK RANCH – BRAND NEW - LUXURY TOWN HOME - 3 BEDROOM – 2.5 BATH – 1 CAR EPOXY FLOOR GARAGE - FENCED IN REAR YARD - EXTENDED PATIO AREA.
Explanation of Fees & Taxes: $1,692 Babcock Ranch Residential Assoc. - $876 Tuckers Cove Property Owners Assoc. - $2,132 Tuckers Cove Townhome Assoc. - $850 Base Amenity Fee - $1,500 Amenity Expense Fee - $750 Food & Beverage Minimum - $1,469 Babcock Ranch CDD - 1.06% Charlotte County Taxes - All Resales Subject To A One Time Capital Contribution Of $1,500.
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Welcome to your dream home in Babcock Ranch, America’s first solar powered, weather resistant community in USA. This luxurious sanctuary boasts an open layout, designer kitchen, and designer finishes, exuding elegance and charm. Embrace the idyllic Florida lifestyle in this maintenance-free, upscale residence, surrounded by lush landscapes and endless leisure opportunities.
Babcock Ranch, located in Charlotte County near Punta Gorda, Florida, is a pioneering master-planned community renowned as America’s first solar-powered town. Established in 2015 by developer Kitson & Partners, the community was built on part of the historic Babcock Ranch Preserve, once owned by lumber magnate Edward Babcock. In a landmark 2006 deal, the state purchased 73,000 acres for conservation, while 17,000 acres were retained for development. Emphasizing sustainability, Babcock Ranch integrates solar energy, eco-friendly building standards, and abundant green spaces, attracting environmentally conscious residents and ranking among Florida’s top-selling new home communities.
From SR 31 - enter Babcock Ranch via Lake Babcock Drive or Cypress Parkway - follow signs to Founders Square - check out the amazing Town Square - then follow GPS to White Pearl Rd.
