One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Tucked at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac in Heron Creek, 5351 Laurel Oak Ct offers the kind of privacy and natural beauty that’s nearly impossible to find in a gated golf community. Mature trees and lush foliage wrap the property on three sides, creating a retreat-like feel—calm mornings, shaded afternoons on the lanai, and the sense of being “away” while still just minutes from every amenity the community is known for. Inside, the layout is comfortable and intuitive, with the living and dining room flowing into the kitchen, dinette, and family room—an easy setup for both everyday living and casual entertaining. The primary suite is quietly tucked away and features a spacious en-suite with a walk-in shower, while the split-bedroom design offers flexibility for guests, hobbies, or a home office.The home is vacant and ready for your personal touch, yet many of the major updates are already done for you: a newer roof (approximately 1.5 years old), a tankless water heater, and a whole-house generator for peace of mind during storm season. Transferable warranties remain with the home. Along the back, the extended screened lanai looks out to mature trees rather than neighboring homes—a rare and highly desirable feature in Heron Creek. The setting is quiet and serene, yet only a short golf-cart ride to the clubhouse, fitness center, resort style pool & spa, Har-Tru tennis courts, and the 27-hole Arthur Hills-designed golf course. Additional highlights include: no CDD, Zone X (no flood insurance required), high-speed fiber-optic internet/cable from Hotwire, lawn irrigation included in the HOA, a 24-hour guard-gated entrance, and quick access to I-75 and the soon-to-open Sarasota Memorial Hospital–North Port medical campus. With its recent price adjustment, this property is an opportunity to secure privacy, comfort, and lasting value in one of North Port’s most established golf-course communities—and to tailor the interior exactly to your taste and style. All interior photos are virtually staged.
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