$250,000

Short sale. Any accepted contract is subject to the lender's written approval, and that timetable belongs to them rather than to us. A 2006 block and stucco house in Northwest Cape Coral. The inside was redone in 2022. Start in the kitchen. Quartz runs the counters and spills over the edge of the island, cabinetry is gloss white above and soft grey below, and the appliances stand in stainless against it. Underfoot, large format porcelain runs through the main living space, where vaulted ceilings lift the room and a linear fireplace sits in a built-in wall with display niches either side. Four bedrooms and two and a half baths on one level, split plan, the primary bath finished in frameless glass with a double vanity. A built in staircase, not a pull down ladder, climbs to a floored attic that answers the storage problem most houses here have. Impact rated windows and doors throughout, and the roof went on in 2022. The backyard is fully fenced, with fruit trees in the ground and automatic sprinklers running off the well. Room for a pool and nothing standing in the way of building one. The rear of the house faces west, so the yard holds the evening light. Well water with an owned treatment system, and septic, so no city water or sewer bill lands each month. No HOA and no CDD, no deed restrictions, and no city assessment balance against the parcel. Old Burnt Store Road is minutes out, with boat ramps and golf an easy drive from there. Flood Zone AE. Lender required flood insurance is in force. Seller reports no water intrusion and no claim ever filed on the homeowner's policy. Priced against what this exact floor plan has actually been closing for within a mile, not against what the street was asking two years ago. Worth seeing early. Once an offer goes in, the clock stops being ours. Garage returns to garage use prior to closing. Washer and dryer do not convey. Measurements and square footage are approximate and should be independently verified by Buyer. Some pictures in this listing are virtually staged. Each picture virtually staged say so on the photo itself.