Curran Young Construction has begun work on five amenity buildings at Turnleaf, a 426-acre residential community at 13250 Burnt Store Road, south of Punta Gorda in unincorporated Charlotte County. The 7,280-square-foot project will provide recreational and gathering spaces for residents.
Curran Young Construction began work on a new amenity center and related facilities at Turnleaf, a master-planned community on the east side of Burnt Store Road in unincorporated Charlotte County, southwest of downtown Punta Gorda.
The Bonita Springs-based firm is partnering with GreenPointe Holdings, the community’s developer, and South Florida Architecture, which led the project’s design. Steven Myli, a project executive at Curran Young, is working on the project.
Located at 13250 Burnt Store Road, Turnleaf spans 426 acres and is planned for 1,735 homes at buildout. Builders include Dream Finders Homes, Lennar, Perry Homes and M/I Homes.
Curran Young’s 7,280-square-foot project includes five structures that will form an amenity campus for residents: a 5,500-square-foot clubhouse, mail room, pickleball pavilion, pool equipment enclosure and pool pavilion.
“Shared spaces play an important role in turning a collection of homes into a connected community,” said Chris Curran, chief executive officer of Curran Young.
“What stands out about Turnleaf is the decision to create several purpose-built spaces rather than place every amenity under one roof. It gives residents different places to cross paths, spend time outdoors and connect with their neighbors as the community grows.”
A rendering depicts pickleball courts and a covered pavilion at Turnleaf in Charlotte County. The pavilion is among five structures included in Curran Young Construction’s 7,280-square-foot amenity project.
The project combines concrete and block construction with wood and steel structural components. Exterior finishes will include stone veneer, stucco and fiber cement siding, along with flat concrete tile and standing-seam metal roofing, according to the firm. Exposed heavy timber decorative trusses will provide additional architectural detail.
M/I Homes, the community’s newest builder, will debut its model home Oct. 24 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Model homes from the other three builders are already available for tours.
Groundbreaking at Turnleaf took place in February 2025, and Lennar’s model homes opened in March 2026.
Designed with a tropical feel, the community features interconnected trails, with additional amenities planned and access to the Gulf Coast.
Turnleaf is among the newest communities to open in unincorporated Charlotte County. Because it lies outside Punta Gorda’s city limits, homeowners pay Charlotte County property taxes but no city of Punta Gorda taxes.
A location map identifies the Turnleaf development east of Burnt Store Road in unincorporated Charlotte County, southwest of downtown Punta Gorda. The shaded boundary shows the city of Punta Gorda, which does not include the Turnleaf property.
The Coral Creek Community Development District funds and maintains the community’s roads, drainage system and amenities. Homeowners also pay a homeowners association fee.
According to Turnleaf’s website, monthly HOA fees range from $88 to $292, while annual CDD assessments range from $799.87 to $2,399.61.
Curran Young Construction provides preconstruction, construction management, general contracting and design-build services throughout Southwest Florida.
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