Cape Coral Paradise

Stunningly situated with 86 feet of water frontage at the meeting point of Gloriana and Traveler Canals, this three-bedroom home brings custom design, beautiful indoor-outdoor living spaces, and a uniquely Floridian atmosphere to your next escape to Cape Coral. Whether you pull your car into the driveway or tie up your boat to the private dock, you'll be greeted by breezy, light-filled living spaces both inside and out. Spend your days fishing and sunbathing on the spacious dock, cooling off in the private heated swimming pool, and sipping tropical cocktails in the shade of the tiki hut on the water. The outdoor space also includes a covered terrace where you can watch the sunrise with a warm cup of coffee in hand, as well as a screened-in dining area with a gas grill for your daily fresh catch. Zero-edge sliding glass pocket doors help bring the beauty of the outdoors in, where you'll find ample space for entertaining and relaxing amid large rooms, ceramic tile floors, and tray ceilings. Let the warm gulf breezes awake you each morning, prepare breakfast on stainless steel appliances in the open kitchen, and enjoy views of the water from almost every room. You'll also have two adult-size bikes to assist you in exploring the neighborhood, and the comforts of central air conditioning, a private washer/dryer, and four flatscreen TVs to welcome you home from your daily excursions. What's nearby: This custom-built, waterfront home sits at the intersection of the sailboat-access Gloriana and Traveler Canals, approximately one mile north of the Cape Harbour Marina. It's a wonderful location for boating enthusiasts and anglers, with easy water access out to the Caloosahatchee River and the open Gulf of Mexico beyond. If you're looking to hit the beach nearby, take your pick of the riverfront Yacht Club Public Beach (five miles southeast) or Fort Myers Beach (15 miles south) and Sanibel Island (19 miles south) on the white sand gulf shore. Things to know: High-speed WiFi Full kitchen You may tie boats to the dock with your own ropes, but you are not allowed to use the boat lift