3602 SW 2nd Ln Cape Coral, FL 33991
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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! This beautiful 3-bedroom plus den, 2-bathroom spacious home is a true gem, offering over 2100 square feet of living area and nestled in a highly desirable SW Cape Coral waterfront neighborhood surrounded by gulf access homes. Built by Tracey Homes, a 40 year custom home building company in Cape Coral / Fort Myers. With southern exposure, you will enjoy breathtaking sunsets from the comfort of your large screened-in lanai—a perfect spot to relax or entertain. This home offers high ceilings throughout, a split floor plan with a large primary suite with sliders leading out to the large lanai, a gorgeous en-suite bathroom with step in shower and a large soaking tub and a huge walk in closet. The other two guest bedrooms and large guest bathroom are on the opposite side of the house with a door going out to the lanai. The den is in the front of the house and has a closet making it great to use as a 4th bedroom, den or office. This home boasts numerous updates for your peace of mind and convenience, including: A new roof (2022) New AC system with built in ultraviolet light upgrade (2021) and new paint inside and out. This beautiful home offers an open floor plan with a large kitchen & family room making entertaining a breeze. With its thoughtful layout and welcoming flow, this home is ideal for a growing family or anyone seeking a serene retreat in a prime location. Other upgrades include accordion hurricane shutters on the windows and across the back of the large lanai, fenced yard & assessments paid in full. Do not miss your opportunity to own this beautiful well maintained home located close to fantastic schools, parks, shopping, dining, beaches & golf courses. Seller has a current flood insurance policy that may be transferrable to new owner, home has never flooded. Schedule your showing today and start living your dream! Please see confidential comments for showing instructions and a few additional details.
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