2207 SW 52nd Street

The best Gulf-access homes don't ask you to choose between an exceptional home and an exceptional location. They deliver both; a combination that's rarely available at this price. A top-to-bottom renovation completed over the past few years created a home that's every bit as impressive as its waterfront location. Positioned along the 150-foot-wide Eternity Canal in one of Southwest Cape Coral's most desirable Gulf-access neighborhoods, it offers the complete package for buyers who refuse to compromise. This isn't a home that was renovated out of necessity; it was reimagined by choice. Despite its waterfront location, the home has never experienced flood or hurricane water intrusion. That peace of mind is reinforced by impact windows, hurricane screens enclosing the covered lanai, and a 2023 roof, allowing you to simply enjoy the home instead of questioning its history. Offering nearly 2,000 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a heated pool and spa, and a freshly epoxied two-car garage, walls were removed to create a more open floor plan while the kitchen and both bathrooms were completely redesigned. New cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, new travertine floors throughout, new interior/exterior paint, lighting, ceiling fans, trim, fixtures, and finishes bring a clean, cohesive look throughout the home. Outside, the attention to detail continues. A new panoramic screen enclosure featuring an elevated picture window was designed to frame the expansive canal view. New pavers were added including a paver patio, waterside paver deck, and a paver walkway creating multiple places to relax, while the composite dock and 10,000-pound boat lift with a new canopy make getting on the water just as enjoyable as spending time beside it. From your dock, enjoy quick access to open water, nearby islands, Cape Harbour, Tarpon Point, waterfront restaurants, and some of Southwest Florida's best inshore and offshore fishing. This is more than a beautifully renovated waterfront home; it's the kind of property that reminds you why you wanted to live on the water in the first place.