One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged, AI generated or rendered. A True Boater’s paradise with Unrestricted Direct Gulf Access. No bridges. Close to the amazing barrier islands of Boca Grande, Cayo Costa and nearby beautiful Matlacha this property is perfectly positioned on the Northwest Spreader Canal. This elegant lakefront estate is meticulously designed for luxurious comfort, refined relaxation, and grand-scale entertaining. Situated on an oversized 0.38-acre lot, the residence boasts an impressive 3,723 square feet of pristine living space under air (4,924 total square feet under roof). Waterfront living takes center stage with breathtaking, long-range lake views captured effortlessly from both the first and second floors. Catering to the ultimate boating lifestyle, the property boasts direct, bridge-free sailboat access to the Gulf. Captain your large-scale vessel, cabin cruiser, or sedan bridge motor yacht out through Matlacha Pass with absolute ease, completely unrestricted by height limitations. Inside, the home features porcelain tile flooring throughout an expansive, thoughtfully curated floor plan consisting of 4 spacious bedrooms, 4 luxurious bathrooms, a Chef's Kitchen with a walk-in pantry, an inviting Great Room, and a sophisticated Formal Dining Room Highly functional additions include a 3-car garage, a dedicated laundry room with an exterior entry, and a versatile Flex room with its own exterior entry—adapt for a private home office or guest suite. Whether hosting lavish gatherings or enjoying quiet, picturesque sunsets over the water, this property provides the pinnacle of the Southwest Florida lifestyle. No assessments. The Northwest Spreader Canal in Cape Coral does not have a specific numeric speed limit (such as miles per hour). Instead, it operates under Florida's "Slow Speed / Minimum Wake" standard: • Definition of Slow Speed: Under Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C. Rule 68C-22.002), a vessel must be fully off plane and completely settled into the water. • Prudent Operation: You must proceed at a reasonable and prudent speed that does not create an excessive wake or a hazard to other boats, people, or shoreline. • No-Wake vs. Slow Speed: Unlike strict "Idle Speed / No Wake" zones (where you go only fast enough to maintain steering), the Northwest Spreader Canal allows you to travel at slow speed off-plane rather than creeping at a dead-idle crawl, provided you do not kick up a damaging wake. Spreader Canal Distinction: While standard residential finger canals are narrow and lined closely with docks, portions of the wider spreader canal system allow minimal-wake operation out toward Matlacha Pass without the long series of tight residential turns, though you remain legally bound to the "minimum wake / slow speed" standar Signage Rules: "Idle Speed - No Wake" signs posted on private docks or unauthorized local markers are generally not legally enforceable unless
Great for a quick estimate of the property value.
Listing courtesy of Beycome of Florida LLC.
/u.realgeeks.media/capecoralrealestatenow/koffman-and-associates-logo-72.jpg){kind=logo}