15374 Queen Angel Way Bonita Springs, FL 34135
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About this home
Welcome to Village Walk of Bonita Springs, a highly desirable, amenity-rich community offering an exceptional lifestyle and 22 miles of scenic riverwalks, sidewalks, and pedestrian bridges—perfect for walking, biking, and outdoor enjoyment. At the heart of the community is the vibrant Towne Center, featuring a resort-style pool, lap pool, 24-hour fitness center, pickleball, tennis, bocce, basketball, and a playground. Residents also enjoy a variety of on-site conveniences, including a restaurant with bar & grill, bagel shop, ice cream parlor, gas station, car wash, salon, and ATM. With modest HOA fees, golf cart-friendly streets, and a full-time activities director, Village Walk makes it easy to stay active, social, and connected. This beautifully updated Capri villa offers a spacious and inviting layout, featuring 2 large bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a generous open den, and an expansive living and dining area with vaulted ceilings. The attached 2-car garage is spacious, while the large laundry room is equipted with a sink and ample built-in storage. Luxury vinyl, plank flooring flows seamlessly throughout the entire home, complemented by fresh interior paint and coastal plantation shutters that enhance the light, airy atmosphere and cohesive design. The open-concept kitchen has been thoughtfully upgraded with new, stainless-steel appliances and glass tile backsplash, offering a perfect view into the main living spaces—ideal for entertaining or everyday living. Enjoy tranquil lake views from indoors, the covered lanai, or the extended outdoor patio, finished with premium paver stones—an ideal setting for relaxing or hosting guests. Offered Turnkey, this home is move-in ready and waiting for you to enjoy everything this vibrant, resort-style community has to offer. Welcome to paradise!
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