Lease-to-own opportunity on Gulf-access waterfront—this might be the smartest way to make your move to Cape Coral. Instead of jumping straight into a full purchase, lease-to-own lets you live in the home you love now, lock in today’s price, build equity over time, and keep more cash in your pocket upfront. It’s a great option if you’re relocating, waiting on another home to sell, watching interest rates, or just want to “test drive” the Southwest Florida lifestyle before fully committing.

Step into coastal luxury at its finest with this completely reimagined Gulf-access home in one of Cape Coral’s most desirable boating communities, offered at an exceptional value of $650,000. Priced below what similar updated homes have recently sold for, this property is a rare find that checks every box for waterfront living, modern design, and an unbeatable location. From the moment you enter, you’ll notice the seamless flow of large-format porcelain tile throughout, and the abundance of natural light pouring in through brand-new impact-resistant windows.

The heart of the home is the expansive living area, extended to create an open, airy space perfect for entertaining or unwinding in style. A new four-panel sliding door invites you to step outside and soak in panoramic canal views from your private, fully fenced backyard—complete with a brand-new pool that feels like a boutique resort. Boaters will love the true Gulf-access location—just drop your boat in and be on open water within minutes.

Inside, both bathrooms have been completely transformed with sleek, modern finishes that rival homes at a much higher price point. A newly resurfaced roof and AC cap off the long list of upgrades, giving you peace of mind for years to come.

If you’ve been waiting for the right home but also want a flexible path to ownership, this lease-to-own option could be the perfect bridge between where you are now, and where you want to be. Homes like this don’t last—reach out for details on the lease-to-own structure, and schedule your private showing before it’s gone.