Villa Oak on the Water, Waterfront, Golf, Fishing, Bike, 3BR/2.5Bath

Villa Oak on the Water

Your private haven in Rotonda West — Waterfront • Fishing • Biking • Golfer’s Paradise

Welcome to Rotonda West, and welcome to your peaceful retreat.
We call it Villa Oak on the Water in honor of the magnificent, old oak tree that graces the garden—its branches framing serene water views and creating a truly special atmosphere. Set directly on the Rotonda canals, this home invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy Florida at its most relaxing.

The Home

With 1916 sqft of living space, Villa Oak on the Water offers a bright, airy layout with classic American charm.
The heart of the home is the open living and dining area, flowing seamlessly into the fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar. A cozy dining nook for four and a covered patio dining area for six make gathering easy—whether indoors or beside the pool overlooking the water.

Large sliding doors open the entire space to the outdoor terrace, filling the home with sunlight and creating a wonderful indoor–outdoor feeling throughout the day.

Master Suite

Wake up to tranquil water views and step directly out to the pool area.
The master bedroom features:
• A king-size bed
• A 60” Roku Smart TV
• A walk-in closet and dresser
• A spacious ensuite bathroom with dual sinks, walk-in shower, and separate toilet

A comfortable, private space designed for restful nights and slow, peaceful mornings.

Guest Bedrooms

The villa offers two additional bedrooms—perfect for family or friends:
• One bedroom with a queen-size bed and Smart TV
• One bedroom with two twin beds

Both rooms feature closets and share a fully equipped bathroom with bathtub and shower, conveniently located between them.

Living Spaces

The home includes two cozy living rooms, offering plenty of space to relax.
One lounge is furnished with a Smart TV, DVD player, books, and direct access to the pool terrace—ideal for movie nights or quiet reading.

High-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the home.
A desk and printer are provided for guests who need to work remotely.

Activities & Amenities

To make your stay even more enjoyable, the villa includes: (use is at your own risk)
• Golf and tennis equipment
• Two adult e-bikes
• Two youth/children’s bikes
• Beach equipment (chairs, umbrella)
• Games and books for all ages

You’ll have everything you need for relaxed days, active outings, or family fun.

Pool & Outdoor Living

The screened-in pool and veranda offer beautiful views of the Rotonda canals—especially during sunset.
The pool is private and sheltered, perfect for an afternoon swim or a peaceful evening by the water.

Please note:
The pool is not heated, but a heater can be rented for $10 per day if desired.

Location

Your villa is situated in the heart of the Rotonda Community—a true golfer’s paradise with five golf courses of varying difficulty nearby.
Tennis courts, parks, and countless opportunities for outdoor activities add to the area’s appeal.

Everything the Gulf Coast is known for—nature, wildlife, dining, shopping, and recreation—is within comfortable reach.

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House Rules & Notes

To ensure a pleasant stay for all guests, we kindly ask you to observe the following:
• No loud parties
• Smoking permitted outdoors only
• Please keep doors and windows closed so the air conditioning works efficiently
• Children must be supervised by an adult (21+) at all times
• The property is not suitable for babies or very small children
• Guests are responsible for any accidents or damages during their stay
• Please treat the house, pool, and garden with care

Lawn care and pool service companies visit weekly without prior notice.

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A Personal Welcome

We — Gertie and Gerald — thank you sincerely for your trust.
We hope you find rest, joy, and wonderful memories during your stay at Villa Oak on the Water.

Enjoy your time, relax deeply, and have lots of fun.

Unique Benefits

Experiences that elevate your stay.

Recreation at Your Doorstep
Rotonda West offers exceptional on-site amenities, including a welcoming Community Park with outdoor pickleball courts and a family-friendly playground. The nearby Community Center provides a variety of activities, adding a sense of connection and enjoyment to every stay.

Access to Premier Local Facilities
Within just 7 miles, the Ann & Chuck Dever Regional Park expands your options with a 25-yard competition pool, eight heated lanes, water aerobics, indoor and outdoor pickleball, cricket and football fields, tennis and basketball courts, and a dedicated skate park. It’s a vibrant destination for guests who value fitness, wellness, and outdoor fun.

Endless Opportunities to Explore
Charlotte County is home to more than 60 parks, offering everything from athletic fields, fishing piers, and boat ramps to beautifully maintained playgrounds. Scenic nature trails, bike paths, fitness routes, and even horse trails ensure that every guest can find their perfect way to enjoy Florida’s natural beauty.

A Lifestyle You Won’t Find Anywhere Else
Villa TomTom places you in the heart of a community rich in recreation, variety, and peaceful surroundings—providing unique advantages that elevate your holiday beyond a simple stay.

Area Information

THE ROTONDA WEST AREA

A peaceful sanctuary shaped by nature and refined Gulf Coast living.

Rotonda West is a serene, master-planned community on Florida’s Gulf Coast, known for its calm atmosphere, lush landscapes, and beautifully designed circular layout. Interwoven with shimmering canals, lakes, and expansive green spaces, the area offers a rare sense of harmony where nature and everyday life flow effortlessly together.

Mornings here begin with soft sunlight over the water and birds drifting through the warm coastal air. Nature is ever-present: quiet walking and biking paths wind through the community, wildlife flourishes in the preserves, and the surrounding scenery invites you to slow down and savor the moment.

Minutes away lie some of Florida’s most captivating beaches—Englewood, Manasota Key, and the world-renowned shores of Boca Grande. These beaches are not only stunning, but also offer extraordinary opportunities for shelling. Visitors often discover delicate sea shells, colorful treasures washed ashore, and—unique to this region—antique shark teeth, including the coveted black fossilized specimens that have rested beneath Gulf waters for thousands of years. For many guests, hunting for shells and shark teeth becomes a peaceful ritual and a highlight of their stay.

Rotonda West is also a destination for golf lovers, with several beautifully maintained courses right within the community. Boating, kayaking through mangrove tunnels, paddleboarding, and fishing are all easily accessible, while charming nearby coastal towns offer boutique shops, waterfront restaurants, and a warm, welcoming Florida charm.

Above all, Rotonda West embodies a lifestyle of quiet sophistication—sunlit, natural, and deeply restorative.
A place to unwind, explore, and experience the gentle rhythm of the Gulf Coast.

Favorite Places To Eat

Favorite Places to Eat in the Rotonda West Area

Coastal flavors with a touch of elegance.

The Rotonda West region offers a wonderful mix of relaxed coastal dining and refined culinary spots. Whether you’re craving fresh seafood by the water or an intimate Italian dinner, these nearby favorites capture the warm, welcoming spirit of the Gulf Coast:

Lipinski’s Tavern — Cape Haze
A polished yet casual spot with elevated comfort dishes and a friendly, neighborhood feel.

Isabella’s Bistro — Englewood
Cozy, intimate Italian cuisine with homemade pastas and a warm, family-run atmosphere.

Apulia Osteria Italiana — Placida
Elegant southern Italian dining—perfect for a special evening with refined flavors and fine wines.

Farlow’s on the Water — Englewood
Caribbean-inspired seafood served on a breezy waterfront patio.

Beach Road Wine Bar & Bistro — Englewood Beach
Creative small plates, a beautiful wine selection, and unforgettable sunset views.

The Waverly — Englewood Beach
Modern coastal cuisine overlooking the Gulf—ideal for brunch or sunset dinners.

Inside Scoop

Shark Tooth & Shell Hunting After Rain
Even without going to major beaches, nearby coastal edges reveal ancient fossil shark teeth — especially after wind or light rain when new pieces wash upward. Locals often bring a small mesh scoop and check the shoreline during low tide.

Farmers Markets for True Local Produce
The region has several small markets where local growers sell tropical fruit, artisan pastries, and handmade goods. Locals know to go early — everything delicious sells out the fastest.

Restaurants Best Enjoyed on Weeknights
Several beloved dining spots (Italian places, seafood, upscale bistros) have a much more relaxed atmosphere on weeknights. Locals always choose Tuesday–Thursday for the best service and no waiting.

Early Mornings = Best Wildlife
Between 7–9 AM, the area comes alive: egrets feeding in canals, turtles sunning on rocks, and otters occasionally appearing in quiet waterways. Guests who enjoy photography or nature always thank us for this tip.

Picnic at a Park Instead of Casual Dining
With outdoor tables, shaded trees, and gorgeous breezes, many guests prefer grabbing takeout and enjoying it at one of the scenic parks instead of sitting indoors. It feels more like vacation — and quieter.