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The 1960s bayside enclaves — now rebuilt with Mediterranean estates.
Photography coming soon — branded placeholder while we shoot Cutlass Cove & Half Moon Lake.
Cutlass Cove and Half Moon Lake are Port Royal’s 1960s-era bayside subdivisions, now largely rebuilt with Mediterranean and coastal estates on protected bay and cove water.
Cutlass Cove & Half Moon Lake is one of the informal sub-areas of Port Royal — the two-square-mile, deed-restricted waterfront enclave John Glenn Sample dredged from mangrove in the mid-20th century. Like the rest of Port Royal, it’s governed by the Property Owners’ Association’s architectural standards, and membership in the Port Royal Club is voluntary.
A private beach, dining, spa, and 12 Har-Tru tennis courts on Gordon Drive, open to Port Royal owners by voluntary membership. New owners of Club-eligible homes get a 90-day window to join or hold eligibility.
See the Club & membership →Mediterranean and coastal estates (largely rebuilt) on lots of about ~0.3–0.6 acres, with naples bay and protected cove frontage. Pricing typically runs $7M – $30M+ (approximate — verify current figures for any specific home).
No. Membership at the Port Royal Club is voluntary, not mandatory. New owners of Club-eligible homes have a 90-day window to join or hold eligibility. See the Port Royal Club page for how the membership process works.
Most of Port Royal sits in FEMA Zone AE (the 100-year floodplain), so flood insurance is generally required with a mortgage, and wind/flood premiums are substantial. Verify the specific home’s flood zone, elevation, and insurance picture before you offer.
In Port Royal, the waterfront location and the dock often command more value than the existing structure — many sales are followed by a renovation or tear-down. Buy the water and the dock first; the house can be changed.
I’ll send current and off-market Port Royal opportunities, the real carrying costs (insurance and flood included), and an honest read on the dock and the lot — not just the house. Explain everything, sell nothing.
Sources & notes: Collier County plats and Property Appraiser, the Port Royal Property Owners’ Association, the Port Royal Club, and reported MLS/record sales. Prices, lot sizes, and sale figures are approximate and change — verify any specific figure before relying on it.