Fort Myers Gulf Access Home for Sale! $239,900
This home is on 1/3 acre lot will sell fast!
BUYER PAYS BUYER CLOSING COSTS. SELLER PAYS SELLER CLOSING COSTS.
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Intracoastal Waterway House
North Fort Myers, Florida
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By water it is less than half a mile to the Caloosahatchee River (Intercoastel Waterway) with gulf access to the Gulf of Mexico.
If you are looking for a house on a huge lot with Gulf of Mexico access at a reasonable price, this is the house you should see!
Located at the end of a cul-de-sac, the property has two sides with canal frontage; 88 feet at the back of the property and 65 feet along the side of the property and it all leads to the Gulf of Mexico.
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The house has some great features:
- Huge Lot – 1/3rd of an acre! Canal frontage on two sides End of cul-de-sac location New flooring – carpet and tile Remodeled kitchen with new appliances Newly painted – inside and out Fireplace New septic tank and system, sized for a 4 bedroom 3 bath house expansion. Great house to live in or expand, or remove and build a big home
- Only one fixed bridge between this property and the river
The area has some great features:
- Less than four miles to the Edison & Ford Winter Estates. Four miles to Downtown Fort Myers – work or play! Four miles to Lee Memorial Hospital. Eight miles to Page Field Airport Seventeen Miles to Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW)
- Fort Myers Beach
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Legal Description and STRAP
(Tax ID) NumberSTRAP 10-44-24-07-00010.0000
MARINE HOMES
PB 10 PG 111
LOT 10
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Some of the history of Fort Myers:
“The Edison Estate was the winter home of Thomas A. Edison. It is situated along the Caloosahatchee River and is one of the greatest historic treasures within Lee County. In 1885, Thomas Edison first visited Florida. He purchased property along the Caloosahatchee River and built a vacation home. The vernacular structure, completed in 1886 and dubbed "Seminole Lodge" by the Edisons, served as a winter retreat and work place for the prolific inventor until his death in 1931. Edison’s good friend Henry Ford followed close behind and purchased the neighboring property in 1915. "The Mangoes" was the winter getaway for the Fords. Edison and Ford spent many winters working, talking and even relaxing together in tropical southwest Florida. When you visit "Seminole Lodge" and "The Mangoes" you enter a world unlike any you have ever seen. The furnishings and architecture of these gracious, rambling buildings are reminiscent of a bygone era. The inventive genius of Edison and Ford are evident throughout these 17-acres of riverfront estates.” |
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