920 SE 16th Ter Cape Coral, FL 33990
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GULF ACCESS AND FLOOD X!!! Welcome to Your Gulf Access Paradise home just houses off the Rubicon Canal. Prepare to be captivated by this stunning, fully remodeled pool home, a true masterpiece of modern design and coastal living. Perfectly positioned just off a wide, 120-foot stretch of the Rubicon Canal, this property offers the quintessential Florida lifestyle complete with impeccable design, a long list of premium upgrades, and boating access to open water. The moment you step inside this 2,116 sq ft sanctuary, you'll be greeted by an open-concept layout that bathes the home in natural light and provides breathtaking views of the sparkling pool and serene canal. The spacious floor plan, with its 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a versatile den/dining area, is perfectly suited for both relaxing family life and entertaining guests. The kitchen has been fully updated with New wood kitchen cabinets, elegant Quartz countertops, with New kitchen appliances. For the boating enthusiast, this home is a dream come true. Enjoy a leisurely cruise to the Gulf in just 20-30 minutes, with only one bridge to navigate (offering an impressive 11.2 feet of clearance that accommodates a wide variety of vessels). The large boat dock, complete with a convenient captain's walk, makes getting on the water a breeze. This home has been meticulously updated and is truly turn-key, featuring a newer Rosen metal roof installed in 2023. The pool will be resurfaced with new finishes and surrounded by sleek metal fencing, which not only enhances safety and security but also adds to the property's modern aesthetic. This isn't just a house; it's a lifestyle. Located in a favorable Flood Zone X with all assessments paid. This turn-key, Gulf Access home, with its quality updates and exceptional location, speaks for itself. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of paradise. Schedule your next showing and make it yours. Link to Virtual Tour under facts & features.
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