14122 Danpark Loop Fort Myers, FL 33912
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About this home
Experience the Daniels Park lifestyle! This quaint community with a hometown feel is centrally located in the heart of Fort Myers off the Daniels Corridor. The location is known for its abundance of retail shopping, restaurants, entertainment, Publix, Whole Foods & SWFL International airport. Yet, Daniels Park is tucked away, quiet, private, & gated for peace of mind. Upon entering the community, you'll find the pool & clubhouse just inside the gate. As you loop around this small family friendly neighborhood you arrive at your meticulously maintained attached villa with 2 car garage. From the second you step inside this warm and inviting 2 bedroom / 2 bathroom home, you can see & feel the perfection. The flooring consists of 18" ceramic tile and cherry laminate throughout. The kitchen boasts brand new Whirlpool appliances (2024) and a new Incinerator garbage disposal, stainless Moen farmer’s sink & faucet (2024). You'll also find an abundance of cabinet space & a large walk-in pantry. Conveniently located off the kitchen you have a Whirlpool HE washer & extra large capacity dryer with additional storage cabinets above. The primary bedroom has 2 walk-in closets with built-ins (unique to this villa) and the primary bath has a beautifully tiled shower with glass enclosure. The family room gives abundant space for large gatherings and the over sized 3 panel slider has new luxury vertical blinds 2025. It opens to your spacious lanai with privacy side screens. And this lanai, it’s a tranquil retreat overlooking the manicured landscape & open green space that will quickly become a favorite spot. The roof is new in 2023, along with a new A/C & water heater in 2024. New seamless gutters all the way around to protect the foundation. The HOA covers your exterior home insurance policy, roof, lawn maintenance & irrigation. All of this AND located in a no flood zone which means no flood insurance required….Welcome Home!
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