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   $380,000
   
   2 Beds2 Baths1,470 SqFt
   
   
   1917 GREENLAWN DR, ENGLEWOOD, FL 34223
   
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   $379,000
   
   2 Beds2 Baths1,613 SqFt
   
   
   16578 CORIANDER LN, FORT MYERS, FL 33908
   
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   $749,000
   
   2 Beds2 Baths1,765 SqFt
   
   
   8803 NAPLES HERITAGE DR #D-12, NAPLES, FL 34112
   
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   $629,000
   
   2 Beds2 Baths1,552 SqFt
   
   
   8025 CALLE CANOVAS CT, NAPLES, FL 34114
   
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   $1,199,000
   
   4 Beds3 Baths2,486 SqFt
   
   
   28360 SOMBRERO DR, BONITA SPRINGS, FL 34135
   
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   Listed by Dellatore Real Estate Company
   
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   $3,975,000
   
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   $2,000,000
   
   3 Beds4 Baths2,757 SqFt
   
   
   404 PHEASANT WAY, SARASOTA, FL 34236
   
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   $615,000
   
   3 Beds2 Baths1,944 SqFt
   
   
   112 OAK ST, FLAGLER BEACH, FL 32136
   
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   60TH STREET N, LOXAHATCHEE, FL 33470
   
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 * 4 BEST BOATING COMMUNITIES IN CAPE CORAL: LIVE IN A BOATER'S PARADISE
   
   February 23, 2024 09:48 AM
   
   
   4 BEST BOATING COMMUNITIES IN CAPE CORAL: LIVE IN A BOATER'S PARADISE
   
   The city of Cape Coral has several bodies of water to explore via boat. From
   the Caloosahatchie River and the Gulf of Mexico to numerous canals and lakes,
   homeowners in Cape Coral can spend many hours on the water. Living in a Cape
   Coral home with a boat dock provides convenient access to canals, bays,
   lakes, the gulf, or the river. Many homes in these communities have docks and
   boat slips, making it easy for homeowners to park their boats and hit the
   water anytime. These communities are also close to restaurants and other
   local amenities. The following are some of the best boating communities for
   the nautically-inclined homebuyers moving to Cape Coral. Cape Harbour From a
   small community of around 40 homes in 2000, Cape Harbour has grown into a
   large boating community filled with multiple housing options and amenities.
   The community is located in southwestern Cape Coral between El Dorado Parkway
   and Karen Greenside Island. Homes in Cape Harbour include a mix of condos,
   townhomes, and single-family houses—some of which have direct water access.
   Home sizes range from two-bedroom, 1,276-square-foot condos and townhomes to
   single-family houses with five bedrooms and more than 6,000 square feet of
   space. Located next to Cape Harbour Marina, homeowners in this community have
   everything needed for boating right at their fingertips. The marina has wet
   slips, transient slips, and dry storage for boats. Showers, laundry
   facilities, and other amenities are also available. Cape Harbour has several
   community amenities, including a clubhouse, pool, fitness center, tennis
   courts, and special events, and some condo communities in Cape Harbour have
   additional amenities. Residents can also enjoy many local amenities,
   including dining and shopping options. Cape Harbour Oyster Bar and Grill
   and The French Press offer places to dine out or have a cup of coffee. Cape
   Harbour Farmers' Market offers fresh, locally grown produce. Tarpon Point
   Tarpon Point, located in southwestern Cape Coral right off the Caloosahatchee
   River, offers resort-style living for boating enthusiasts. This gated
   waterfront community includes many housing options from luxury condos to
   estate houses. High-rise condos have an average of three bedrooms and around
   3,000 square feet of space. Penthouses with four or more bedrooms and over
   4,000 square feet of space can also be found here. Villas and single-family
   houses typically have three or more bedrooms and around 3,000 square feet of
   space. Many homes in Tarpon Point offer views of the river, nature preserve,
   marina, and more. The marina has over 200 slips for boats, an on-site pool,
   dining, and other amenities. Boat rentals, kayak paddle board rentals, yacht
   charters, and dolphin tours are also offered. Residents can bring their boat
   to the marina, dock there, and visit local shops and restaurants on foot. The
   Marina Village Shops has retail stores, a spa, and a few places to grab a
   bite, including Gulf Coast Fudge and Gather. Other local amenities include
   Marker 92 Waterfront Bar and Bistro and a nature preserve with hiking trails.
   Tarpon Point also has a clubhouse, fitness center, pool, bocce courts, and
   other amenities. Want the ultimate boating access? Check out homes with boat
   docks for sale in Cape Coral. Hermitage Nestled between Cape Harbour and
   Tarpon Point, Hermitage is a gated community of just over a dozen estate
   homes with direct gulf access and private docks. Each home has its own dock
   that's spacious enough for sailboats, yachts, and other large boats.
   Most Hermitage homes have four bedrooms and over 3,500 square feet of space.
   Many homes are among Cape Coral's homes with a swimming pool. Gated access to
   the community provides enhanced security and privacy for Hermitage residents.
   Hermitage doesn't have on-site community amenities, but it's close to many
   local amenities. With the community offering spacious docks and convenient
   access to waterways, homeowners can quickly get around via boat instead of by
   car. Nearby Cape Harbour provides multiple dining options, including Fathoms
   Restaurant and Bar and Rumrunners, one of Cape Coral's best boating
   destinations. On the other side of Hermitage, Tarpon Point has several
   restaurants, such as High Tide Social House. Both Cape Harbour and Tarpon
   Point also have many shops. Chiquita Boulevard and Cape Coral Parkway are
   just a few minutes away for even more dining and shopping options via car,
   including Lobster Lady Seafood Market and Publix Supermarket at Camelot Isles
   Shopping Center. Emerald Cove Located next to Weatherly Lake, Emerald
   Cove—one of Cape Coral's most affordable neighborhoods—is a beautiful boating
   community in southwestern Cape Coral. Emerald Cove isn't right by the gulf or
   a marina as the other boating communities are, but its central location makes
   it easy to get to several amenities in the area. The lake also provides
   scenic sights and easy water access for residents. There are approximately
   100 homes in Emerald Cove, and roughly a third are lakefront houses.
   Weatherly Lake and several canals create inland waterways for residents to
   explore. Dating back to the late 1990s, this gated community features villa
   homes with two or three bedrooms and bigger 2-story houses. Emerald Cove has
   a few community amenities for residents to enjoy, including a pool, fishing
   pier, playground, and beach. The nearby waterways can be used for boating,
   kayaking, jet skiing, and other water sports. Several lakes are part of this
   waterway system, including Shamrock Lake and Lake Alhambra, which provide for
   even more fishing and boating opportunities. Santa Barbara Boulevard is just
   minutes away for several local amenities, including Il Primo Pizza and
   Wings and Jason's Deli. The Shops at Midpoint Center offer Publix Supermarket
   at Midpoint Center and many other stores. Beautiful Homes, Loads of Boating
   Amenities, and More Buying a home in a Cape Coral boating community gives
   homeowners a chance to enjoy gliding through local waters on a regular basis.
   It also means you'll be living in one of Cape Coral's best neighborhoods.
   Factors that buyers should consider before choosing a community include
   whether they plan to have their own boat or rent one and what kinds of
   community and local amenities they want nearby. Whether buyers want to be
   close to the Gulf of Mexico or live next door to a lake, Cape Coral has the
   ideal boating community.
   
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 * INTERIOR DESIGN FOR NEW HOMES: MAKE YOUR NEW CONSTRUCTION HOUSE FEEL LIKE
   HOME
   
   February 23, 2024 09:20 AM
   
   
   INTERIOR DESIGN FOR NEW HOMES: MAKE YOUR NEW CONSTRUCTION HOUSE FEEL LIKE
   HOME
   
   As the owner of a new construction home, it can feel like a lot to wrap up
   construction only to then tackle the task of designing it to your liking.
   Luckily, there are plenty of tips and tricks to make the decorating process
   smooth and ensure that your new home is both beautiful and functional. Among
   the pros of buying a new construction home, you should feel empowered by the
   blank slate and the freedom to make it entirely your own. These interior
   design tips will help your new construction house feel like home. Choose a
   Color Palette When choosing a color palette for your new home, begin by
   exploring color trends and identifying those that resonate with your
   aesthetic preferences. Take into account the home's architectural features,
   as certain styles lend themselves to specific color schemes. It's also
   important to choose colors that flow seamlessly between rooms, creating a
   sense of cohesion and harmony throughout the home. To help you visualize what
   colors would look like, gather paint swatches, fabric samples, and other
   design elements, and arrange them together to create a mood board. Don't be
   afraid to consult with an interior designer for expert guidance in designing
   your dream house. Incorporate Textures In interior design, texture refers to
   the way an object looks and feels - from wallpapers and fabrics to rugs and
   carpets, there are many options for adding texture to your home. Texture
   helps a home achieve a more sophisticated look and comfortable feel. In
   addition, texture can really make your space feel alive and allows you to
   express your interests and tastes. If you're looking to add textures to your
   home, wallpapers come in a broad selection of hues and designs and are a
   great way to get started. Fabrics like velvet or linen can be used on
   furniture or curtains for an elegant touch. Rugs add warmth and comfort while
   also providing visual interest. Lastly, carpets offer a soft feeling
   underfoot perfect for cozy bedrooms or inviting living rooms. Add Accent
   Pieces Accent pieces can be a great way to add personality and style to any
   room. Although it differs from texture, accent pieces can include things like
   rugs and pillows in addition to lamps, artwork, and furniture. When choosing
   accent pieces it's important to consider how they will work together with
   other items in the room such as furniture and wall colors.
   Thoughtfully choosing artwork is another great way to bring life into a space
   with unique designs that reflect your personal style. Pillows are perfect for
   adding color or pattern without taking up too much space. Lamps can provide
   additional light while also being used as decorative elements in the room.
   Finally, don't forget about functionality. If there isn't enough storage
   available, look out for items like ottomans, chests, trunks, or baskets which
   can double up as both decorative and functional pieces. Create Focal Points
   Focal points help create a sense of balance in any room of your new
   construction home. When it comes to designing a space, the focal point should
   be the first element that is considered so the elements you add will be sure
   to complement it. A fireplace or large window can act as an effective focal
   point, drawing the eye and providing a sense of focus to the room.
   Additionally, artwork or furniture pieces such as armchairs can also serve as
   attractive focal points. A striking console table or an oversized mirror can
   create a dramatic first impression for visitors, while an elegant chandelier
   adds a touch of sophistication. By thoughtfully selecting and emphasizing
   focal points in various areas of the home, a cohesive and engaging interior
   design can be achieved, making each space feel purposeful and well-balanced.
   Lighting Matters Lighting can be the deciding factor in creating an ambiance
   in your new house. Accent pieces like lamps and sconces can be used to draw
   attention to certain areas of your space while providing additional light
   sources. You can also maximize the advantages of natural light in your home
   by strategically using mirrors to distribute natural light throughout a room.
   When selecting bulbs for fixtures, efficiency should also be taken into
   account. LED bulbs are quickly gaining traction in the market due to their
   long lifespan and reduced electricity consumption compared to incandescent
   lighting. Invest in Quality Pieces Investing in quality pieces upfront when
   designing the interior of your home allows you to save money in the long run
   by avoiding the need for frequent replacements. Additionally, higher-quality
   materials and craftsmanship often result in a more attractive and visually
   appealing design that can enhance the overall look and feel of your space.
   Finally, quality pieces are typically more comfortable and functional, which
   can significantly improve your quality of life at home. Start by selecting
   furniture pieces that will be used most often, such as a sofa with durable
   furniture fabric, a dining table of high-quality wood, and a bed with a
   comfortable, sturdy mattress. Look for pieces that are made from durable
   materials like solid wood, metal, or leather, and avoid furniture made from
   particleboard or other low-quality materials that won't last. Prioritize
   Comfort Though you want your space to look a certain way, it's important to
   remember that the furniture pieces you select have to be functional as well
   so you don't want to overlook comfort. Comfortable furniture can help prevent
   physical problems like back and neck pain as well as improve your mental
   health by promoting relaxation and reducing stress. Whether you're watching a
   movie, reading a book, or hosting friends, don't let uncomfortable furniture
   disrupt your lifestyle. Try to test pieces before you purchase them or look
   for reviews regarding comfort if you're ordering online. Utilize Smart Home
   Technology Investing in smart home technology when designing the interior of
   your home can provide a wide range of benefits, including convenience, energy
   savings, and enhanced security. Smart home technologies pay off by
   simplifying many household functions like lighting, temperature, and security
   allowing you to adjust your settings even when you're away. In addition,
   smart home technology is usually designed to be energy efficient. This can
   help save you money on utility bills and increase the value of your home
   since home buyers are often willing to pay more for homes that are equipped
   with smart features. Design Your Dream Home Designing the interior of your
   new construction home can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but it
   pays off to have a plan. By following these interior design tips, you can
   create a space that looks beautiful and feels inviting. Remember to choose
   colors and pieces that reflect your personal style and overall theme. With
   these tips in mind, you can create a home that you'll love living in for
   years to come.
   
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 * HIGH-RISE VS. LOW-RISE CONDOS: WHICH IS THE BEST OPTION FOR YOUR NEXT CONDO?
   
   February 23, 2024 09:19 AM
   
   
   HIGH-RISE VS. LOW-RISE CONDOS: WHICH IS THE BEST OPTION FOR YOUR NEXT CONDO?
   
   Buyers looking to purchase a condo may not realize how drastically different
   complexes can be in size, design, and layout. A condo's style can directly
   impact a lifestyle, so it's a good idea for home seekers to consider what
   they envision and focus on touring properties that can offer them the type of
   life they desire. Condominiums are essentially separated into different
   categories determined by a building's height and the number of units per
   floor. Additionally, government entities such as cities, counties, or states
   may have classifications for condo structures, which may vary slightly. Two
   common categories designated for condos are "high-rise" and
   "low-rise." Before investing, buyers need to understand the differences
   between high-rise and low-rise condos and the type of lifestyle they can
   expect as residents. What Defines a High-Rise vs. a Low-Rise? Distinguishing
   the differences between what exactly defines a high-rise condo vs. a low-rise
   condo is very straightforward. Essentially, it comes down to the size of the
   buildings located in the complex or on the plot of land. High-rise
   condos typically start at 10 stories high, and it's very common for modern
   structures to be much taller—even as high as 131 stories up in the sky. Often
   located in downtown and urban areas, high-rise condos are also increasingly
   being erected in coastal regions. Most high-rise structures offer residents
   elevators and other conveniences inside the building or in smaller structures
   on the property. Parking will vary, but complexes may offer ground-floor
   under-building parking, a garage, or open outdoor parking. Prices on these
   units run from moderate to luxury, depending on the location, views, and
   amenities. Low-rise condos are typically one to nine stories high and offer
   more units per floor when contrasted with high-rises. These buildings and
   complexes are in urban or other residential areas. Building designs are
   usually simple and sometimes provide an elevator, but smaller complexes
   usually have staircases. For convenience, low-rise condo properties usually
   offer residents open carports or detached parking in a separate garage
   structure. Low-rise condos range from basic to luxury and are priced
   accordingly. Get Unparalleled Views in a High-Rise One of the best benefits
   of living in a high-rise condo is the unparalleled views. Urban dwellers
   enjoy a pristine view of their city's skyline and downtown cityscape. At the
   same time, coastal residents appreciate living in high-rise condos with
   fantastic water views and sun-kissed beaches from their windows and
   balconies. Either way, the views in these buildings allow residents to fully
   enjoy the prime locations they tend to be built in—not to mention that
   high-rise condos get fresher air due to being far above traffic and other
   pollutants. Aside from the incredible views and desirable locations, living
   in a high-rise condo has numerous advantages, including living in proximity
   to transportation, easier commutes, and enjoying vacation-destination-type
   amenities. Additional advantages include on-site conveniences, such as shops,
   cafes, fitness centers, security, pools, hot tubs, or other leisure
   amenities. Another benefit of living in a high-rise is that owners on higher
   floors generally hear less street noise. When owners are ready to move,
   high-rises typically have solid resale values, making these residencies a
   good investment. Low-Rise Living Also Has Benefits While high-rise units are
   desirable, buying a low-rise condominium is also an excellent decision for
   many homebuyers due to the numerous advantages of these smaller buildings and
   property complexes. For starters, owners can enjoy a maintenance-free home
   because this service comes with the purchase. Units are also typically closer
   to the street, making it convenient for residents when carrying groceries or
   other packages. Low-rise condo buyers can also sidestep the unique challenges
   of moving into a high-rise condo. Low-rise condo living also offers a less
   "city" vibe, and people living in these communities often have plenty of
   green spaces, such as gardens, ponds, walking trails, and other natural
   backdrops. Other advantages include fewer units, which is terrific for people
   who want to enjoy a quieter lifestyle. On average, low-rise condos have just
   six to 30 units per building, which means they offer a quieter environment
   due to buildings being smaller or more widely spaced. This intimate
   atmosphere allows residents to get to know their neighbors or enjoy more
   privacy, further adding to the lifestyle appeal since they can enjoy the best
   of both worlds. While some low-rises are in cities, most are in suburban
   areas, ideal for homeowners who want easy access to big-city amenities
   without the typically higher cost of living in those locations. Low-rise
   condos are usually lower priced than high-rises and may come with smaller
   monthly or annual maintenance fees, which is great for buyers seeking to stay
   within a specific budget. Like their high-rise counterparts, low-rise condos
   also have excellent resale values. Like Aspects of Both? Try a Mid-Rise Condo
   If you can’t decide between a high-rise condo and a low-rise condo, why not
   try your luck with a mid-rise condo? In contrast to their higher or lower
   counterparts, mid-rise condos offer residents the opportunity to experience
   aspects of both.  There is some discrepancy over how many floors a building
   needs to be considered a mid-rise, but the general consensus is five to 12
   stories. Mid-rise condos typically include fewer units than high-rise
   buildings and often feature more amenities than low-rises. Residents are also
   likely to have access to a variety of common areas, such as fitness rooms,
   lobbies, and shared patios. Because mid-rises typically have fewer units than
   high-rise condos, neighbors are more likely to become familiar with one
   another and form a sense of community that can be lost in massive high-rises.
   Mid-rises also have the advantage of lower wait times for elevators because
   fewer people live in the buildings. Buyers Can't Go Wrong With the Condo
   Lifestyle Whether a buyer's preference is a high-rise or low-rise condo, they
   can't go wrong with either option. Both housing types offer distinct
   advantages, and homebuyers can select a unit based on their desired location,
   budget, and the kind of lifestyle they seek.
   
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