274 Stella Maris Dr S Naples, FL 34114
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Discover the perfect blend of comfort and low-maintenance living in this waterfront villa at 274 Stella Maris S, nestled in the stunning community of Port of the Islands. If you're looking for more than just a condo but don’t want the upkeep of a single-family home, this is your opportunity to create your dream retreat! This spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom end-unit villa includes a versatile den and a large 2-car garage, providing ample space for your lifestyle. Step outside to the oversized screened lanai, offering endless possibilities for relaxation, entertaining, or expanding your living space. And for boating enthusiasts, this home is a dream come true - complete with a boat dock and an 8,000 lb. lift, you’ll be on the water in no time! Adventure begins right from your backyard, where you will also find key lime and pineapple fruit trees. Boating from Port of the Islands is simply spectacular! Within 7 miles, you'll reach the Gulf of Mexico, passing prime fishing spots and hidden beaches where you can pull up, picnic, or camp among the breathtaking Ten Thousand Islands. Wildlife lovers will be in awe, with dolphins, manatees, and exotic birds often making an appearance. And while adventure is at your doorstep, peace of mind comes standard. To the best of our knowledge, Port of the Islands has never experienced storm surge damage, making it one of Southwest Florida’s best-kept secrets. Convenience meets paradise: A Publix market is less than 15 minutes away, Marco Island is about 20 minutes, and downtown Naples is around 30 minutes. Nearby, you'll also find two public golf courses and a public shooting range, ensuring that outdoor recreation is always within easy reach. Plus, the Everglades National Park is just a short trip away for those who crave even more exploration. This villa is just waiting for you to add your personal touch and start living the waterfront lifestyle you've always dreamed of. Welcome to paradise - where every day feels like a getaway!
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