7667 Charleston Way Rare Lakefront Home in PGA Village / Reserve Plantation. This Key West-style lakefront home is set on a private 1.34-acre lot with expansive water and sunset views. Homes on the lake in this quiet, gated neighborhood are seldom available. With 3, 326 square feet of living space, the residence features three bedrooms and three full bathrooms with a layout well suited for both daily living and entertaining. The living room showcases a coquina stone fireplace and large glass sliders opening to the pool and lake, while the spacious family room captures extended water views and includes a custom built-in wet bar-great for gatherings and entertaining. A split-bedroom floor plan provides privacy and flexibility, with generous room sizes and a daptable spaces for a home office, hobbies, or guests. Multiple sets of sliders and well-placed windows create a strong indoor-outdoor connection and fill the home with natural light throughout the day. Outdoors, mature landscaping and tropical foliage enhance privacy and reinforce the estate setting. A large screened lanai surrounds the swimming pool and deck area, offering an inviting space for outdoor dining, relaxation, and enjoying lake views and evening skies. The expansive lot provides rare space and separation from neighboring homes within a gated community. Residents enjoy 24-hour manned security and access to the Island Club community center, featuring a fitness center, heated pool with lap lanes, meeting rooms, tennis, pickleball, basketball courts, and additional recreational amenities. PGA Village includes three public PGA-branded golf courses, plus an additional private course within the community. Located in St. Lucie County with a Port St. Lucie address, the property has convenient access to I-95 while maintaining a quieter county setting. Public water, private septic, fiber-optic internet, and twice-weekly trash collection add to the home's practical appeal. A distinctive lakefront property with space, privacy, and lifestyle amenities that are increasingly difficult to find in Port St. Lucie.