Neighborhoods in Lee County, FL

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  Pelican Sound

  When Cyrus Teed and his Koreshan Unity arrived in Estero in 1894, they hoped to create a utopian commune of 10 million people. While they came up short with around 250 followers, they found a place close to paradise in Pelican Sound and left in its wake acres of scenic parkland for future generations. "Koreshan State Park has 11 buildings standing

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    $631K

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    $191K - $4M

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  Matlacha

  Though rebuilding after a direct hit by Hurricane Ian, Matlacha remains one of Florida's most unique coastal communities, offering a small village of creative maritime homeowners who care deeply for their home's serene past, present and future. "Matlacha was built as a fill-in island for the building of the Matlacha Pass Bridge in 1926," says

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    $624K

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    $248K - $1.2M

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    40 Listings

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  Saint James City

  St. James City is a boat-centric community on Pine Island, the largest island in the state of Florida. Seclusion and relaxation are the name of the game here, and residents live a lifestyle similar to a different set of iconic Florida islands. “St. James City is as close to Florida Keys Living as you can get in Southwest Florida,” says Steve

  • Average Value

    $616K

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    $260K - $2.4M

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    131 Listings

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  McGregor

  Set along the Caloosahatchee River in southwestern Florida, McGregor is a community shaped by botanical history and quiet coastal living. Its defining feature, McGregor Boulevard, traces its origins to the early 1900s when Thomas Edison imported 200 royal palms from Cuba to line the roadway—a project that later inspired Fort Myers’ “City of Palms”

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    $604K

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    $157K - $5.1M

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    214 Listings

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  Estero Park

  Estero Park, home to about 2,000 residents, is a southeast Fort Myers neighborhood of private gated communities, residential subdivisions and retail centers. Located 1 mile south of the historic, turn-of-the-20th century, citrus-growing town of Estero, the residential neighborhood takes its lead from the town and promotes the area's historic

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    $604K

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    $385K - $858K

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    23 Listings

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  Pelican

  With a name like Pelican, it should come as no surprise that this southwestern Florida neighborhood is full of lively nature to explore. Situated on the coast of Cape Coral, the neighborhood boasts navigable waterways that lead to the Gulf of Mexico, acres of tropical wetlands and marinas with waterfront restaurants and shopping centers. Though

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    $603K

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    $232K - $2.4M

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    965 Listings

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  Arborwood

  Centered between an international airport and several golf course communities, Arborwood offers convenience and resort-style amenities for both full-time residents and snowbirds. With multiple subdivisions appealing to different budgets, the neighborhood features a diverse population, from retirees to first-time homebuyers. Surrounded by major

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    $593K

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    $350K - $1.2M

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    147 Listings

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  Alva

  Neighbor to booming communities like Babcock, Alva offers tranquil living with a small-town feel along the outer edge of Lee County. A quick drive from major retailers and restaurants in Fort Myers, the neighborhood offers residents the chance to enjoy scenic views and sprawling properties while also benefiting from the ability to drive to the

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    $561K

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    $143K - $3.5M

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    42 Listings

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  The Vines

  Home to Estero Country Club, The Vines is a members-only community where residents live among the golf course and its many beautiful lakes. Homeowners have three memberships to choose from. The full golf membership grants unlimited access to the golf course and all of the country club’s amenities. The sports membership offers the same, only with

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    $556K

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    $263K - $1.3M

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    119 Listings

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  Burnt Store

  Burnt Store may be an odd name for a neighborhood, but it’s about as accurate as they come. Legend has it that an old settler’s trading post was burned down along what is now Burnt Store Road, and the name has stuck ever since. Today, the community is blossoming into one of the hottest spots for new residential construction in all of Cape Coral.

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    $546K

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    $305K - $1.8M

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    617 Listings

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  Arbel

  With Downtown Bonita Springs 2 miles to the east and Barefoot Beach just 3 miles west, both the snowbirds and locals that live in Arbel can enjoy beach vibes, a small-town feel and abundant amenities. “It's just so charming around here and they work really hard to keep it that way,” says Maikol Henriquez, executive director of the Bonita Springs

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    $541K

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    $243K - $1.8M

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    23 Listings

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  Caloosahatchee

  Nestled between the Gulf of Mexico and the river for which it is named, Caloosahatchee is a densely populated Cape Coral neighborhood of almost 15,000 homes and condos. More than 90 percent of the properties offer direct access from their backyards to the surrounding waters via the maze of canals that dot the community. The inland waterways

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    $538K

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    $190K - $3.3M

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    547 Listings

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  Bella Terra

  The Bella Terra community in Estero, Florida, offers residents the opportunity to live lakeside while having quick access to numerous amenities. Located on Corkscrew Road, the neighborhood was established in 2003 and designated as a Habitat Community Development District or CDD. The CDD provides government services, maintains public infrastructure

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    $537K

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    $297K - $884K

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    61 Listings

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  Heitmans

  With the Imperial River flowing through the heart of Heitmans, residents have easy access to the open waters of the Gulf of Mexico to the west. While many spend days on the water, the redeveloped downtown Bonita Springs nearby presents another way to enjoy the year-round sunshine of Southwest Florida. Homeowners can retreat from their land or

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    $536K

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    $230K - $2.5M

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    82 Listings

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  Burnt Store Marina

  The Cape Coral neighborhood of Burnt Store Marina is the luxurious gateway to Charlotte Harbor, the second-largest saltwater estuary in Florida. The community was purchased by the renowned Safe Harbor Marina company in 2017 and has since attracted boat enthusiasts from all over the country. With over 900 slips, homeowners can easily explore nearby

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    $530K

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    $199K - $1.3M

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    105 Listings

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  Council

  Just north of Bonita Springs is the southwest Florida enclave of Council. Bordered by Highway 41 to the west and I-75 to the east, this community offers quick access to Downtown Fort Myers to the north and Naples to the south. “Council is a quaint, laid-back area filled with community activities and interest,” says Deborah Bateman, a Realtor with

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    $529K

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    $231K - $1.7M

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    135 Listings

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  Iona

  Iona is a charming, diversified waterfront community nestled against the Caloosahatchee River. The neighborhood is extensive, stretching from Palmetto Point on one end to Jonathon Harbour on the other. Some 11,000 call this area home, and it’s easy to see why with such a prime waterfront location. Aside from the various opportunities the river

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    $527K

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    $189K - $3.8M

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    463 Listings

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  San Carlos Island

  Situated between the mainland and Fort Myers Beach, this small island offers a tropical way of life for homeowners. “You can have a boat in your backyard, especially with the beach just a walk away,” says Curtis Pickett, a Broker / Agent with Century 21 TriPower Realty. Living so close to the Gulf of Mexico, however, means that hurricanes are a

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    $521K

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    $187K - $5.1M

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    17 Listings

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  Bokeelia

  Situated along the northern half of Pine Island, Bokeelia offers an easygoing lifestyle less than 10 miles off the coast of Cape Coral. Characterized by mature palm trees and quiet streets, the neighborhood maintains an atmosphere appealing to vacationers and full-time residents. “There are a lot of us that live here year-round. It’s great for

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    $519K

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    $244K - $2.4M

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    100 Listings

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  Paseo

  Instantly recognizable for its colorful collection of housing, the quaint, close-knit community of Paseo offers an idyllic lifestyle filled with unique amenities and the fellowship of shared experience. “It’s the best place to live in Fort Myers, it really is,” says Tami Boersma, a Realtor with Blue Gulf Realty and resident of Paseo. “Welcome to

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    $516K

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    $277K - $1.2M

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    35 Listings

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  Highland Woods

  Seated in the heart of Bonita Springs is Highland Woods, a private gated community and country club of 799 homes. “It’s a bundled golf community — homebuyers automatically become members,” says Realtor Lance Martinicchio, who has over 15 years of experience in the real estate industry. “They’ve got a great golf course and excellent amenities.”

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    $510K

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    $311K - $1.1M

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    34 Listings

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  Buckingham

  Buckingham, an unincorporated community east of Fort Myers, offers plenty of space amid a scenic, rural landscape. The community, which stretches out among the Lee County countryside, is located near Palm Beach Boulevard, the primary thoroughfare connecting the northeast portion of the county to the buzzy Fort Myers waterfront. “It’s rural living

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    $497K

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    $302K - $1.4M

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    105 Listings

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  Pelican Preserve

  A community for those 55 and older, Pelican Preserve focuses on keeping activities and dining options steps from home. The palm-lined, brick street at the neighborhood’s entrance leads to a secure gate, keeping amenities private and preventing busy streets. Part of Lee County, Pelican Preserve benefits from the relaxed atmosphere signature to Fort

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    $494K

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    $281K - $918K

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    93 Listings

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  Waterway Estates

  The Waterway Estates neighborhood offers canal views and lakeside living across the river from downtown Fort Myers. Though located near a major city, life here moves at a slower pace. The area especially appeals to those “looking for that type of boating, relaxed atmosphere,” explains Kayla Boyd-Jones of RE/MAX Trend, a Realtor living in Fort

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    $482K

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    $177K - $2.5M

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    80 Listings

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  Babcock Ranch

  Flourishing with lakes and trails while fueled by the Floridian sun, Babcock Ranch is just one of a few solar-powered towns in the United States. The community was founded in 2017 on a parcel of what was once a 91,000-acre farm owned by the Babcock family for a century. Most of this land still surrounds the town, preserved forever for alligators,

  • Average Value

    $477K

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    $271K - $1.3M

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    251 Listings

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