MARSH   POINTE

This world class luxury home site is just now being offered for the first time. It consists of 36 beautiful acres, with over 2,000 feet of frontage on Florida’s inter-coastal waterway connecting the east and west coasts of the state. This portion of the waterway is known as the Caloosahatchee River which originates at the western shore of Lake Okeechobee in the center of the state and empties into the Gulf of Mexico. The lake is navigable allowing a vessel to cross to the eastern shore and continue through the St. Lucie Channel leading to the Atlantic Ocean.

This prime property can be accessed via private channel, with U.S Coast Guard approved markers, leading from the inter-coastal waterway to navigable waters within this unique acreage. In addition to being accessible by water, this property is served by a paved road which runs to the eastern edge of the acreage. Underground electricity and potable water lines have been installed to the site.

Marsh Point, as it’s known on the U.S. Coast Guard navigation chart, is located one half mile North of channel marker 34, or about two miles northeast of downtown Fort Myers. In addition to the Ariel photos provided, there several photos showing various views from a suggested home site on the property. Looking southwest is a clear view of downtown Fort Myers. An artist’s rendition commissioned by the property owner provides a suggested layout of the home site and potential uses, including, fishing, kayaking and boat dock locations.

Fort Myers is a thriving community on Florida’s west coast and a favorite destination point of tourists and vacationers. It is the winter training location for both the Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins baseball teams. It is also the location of the winter laboratories of the famous inventor Thomas Edison. Mr. Edison had a winter home on the river next door to his good friend Henry Ford. The laboratory and homes are open to the public for viewing.