1225 Nw 33rd Place, Cape Coral, FL 33993

$55,000

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List Price
$55,000
MLS#
A4711509
Type
Land
Lot Size
14,985
Total Acreage
1/4 to less than 1/2
Zoning
R1-D
Subdivision
Cape Coral

Property Description

Build your Southwest Florida dream home at 1225 NW 33rd Place! This vacant lot offers an appealing Northwest Cape Coral location with convenient access to outdoor recreation and exciting development. Nearby, the upcoming Seven Islands project is planned to feature a waterfront resort, marina, shops, and restaurants, bringing new destinations to this growing area. Enjoy the new Festival Park, offering multi-use sports fields and space for community events. Convenient access to Burnt Store Road and Pine Island Road makes shopping, dining, and travel toward Punta Gorda, Fort Myers, and regional airports easy. Whether you’re planning your future home or purchasing for the years ahead, this property offers an opportunity to secure your place in Northwest Cape Coral.

Additional Information

Community Features
No Deed Restriction
Located Near
Buildable, Cleared, Oversized Lot, Room For Pool, Paved, Tip Lot
Utilities
BB/HS Internet Available, Cable Available, Electrical Nearby
Pool Type
No Pool

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