Half an acre with a 2,500+ sqft home in Cape Coral doesn't come around at $319k, not anymore. This one needs some work, but the bones are classic and solid, and everything you need is here and ready for your vision, whether that's a thoughtful modern update or a straightforward refresh.
The lot alone makes the case: room for a swing set, a garden, and maybe someday a pool, all without crowding each other out. And niche rates the nearby elementary, middle, and high schools A and B, all within an easy drive.
Inside, the atrium at the center of the home with two skylights floods the living space with natural light, plus two more skylights in the kitchen and guest bathroom. These are the kind of feature builders just don't put in new construction anymore. Two separate living rooms and a den give you a home office, a playroom, a media room, whatever your family needs right now, with room to change as they grow.
The Burnt Store corridor is filling in fast. Family-friendly parks like Crystal Lake Park and Tropicana Park are just five miles away, and the Seven Islands Project is giving this stretch of town a genuine resort-destination feel it didn't have a few years back.
Whether you're planting roots or building a rental portfolio in one of Cape Coral's strongest growth corridors, double lots like this one get scooped up fast and they don't build them like this again. Don't wait!
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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