9721 Deerfoot Dr Fort Myers, FL 33919
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About this home
Welcome to 9721 Deerfoot Drive, a charming single-family home nestled in the heart of the highly sought-after South Pointe South community of Fort Myers. Whether you're a homebuyer searching for a move-in ready canvas to personalize or an investor looking to create a lucrative rental property, this opportunity is brimming with potential. Best of all — this home is NOT IN A FLOOD ZONE, has ROLL DOWN HURRICANE SHUTTERS, and on a LARGE OVERSIZED LOT of .23 Acres (one of the largest in the community) and offering added peace of mind and lower insurance costs. Step inside to discover a spacious layout with natural light pouring through large windows adorned with hurricane shutters. The expansive living room features plush carpeting and a neutral color palette, ready to accommodate any design style. The kitchen boasts generous counter space, modern gray cabinetry, and a pass-through window to the screened lanai—perfect for entertaining or casual al fresco meals. A dedicated dining area flows seamlessly into the kitchen and main living spaces, creating a functional and open-concept feel. The primary suite offers tiled flooring, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath with a beautifully upgraded tiled walk-in shower and contemporary vanity. Two additional bedrooms are tucked away for privacy—each with ample closet space and easy access to the second updated bathroom. A bonus- There's a spacious screened-in lanai and FULLY FENCED BACKYARD ideal for pets to run and play freely, enjoy gardening or a place to relax. South Pointe South is a well-maintained, established community known for LOW HOA DUES, desirable amenities, and an unbeatable location. Enjoy access to a community pool and clubhouse while being just minutes from local parks, white sand beaches, shopping centers, and some of the area’s most celebrated dining destinations.
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