Build your Southwest Florida dream home on this OVERSIZED .34-acre TRIPLE LOT (Lots 26-28 combined) in one of NW Cape Coral's fastest-growing pockets. At 120x125 / 14,985 sq ft, this parcel gives you what standard Cape Coral lots can't — bigger footprint, room for a pool, detached garage, RV or boat pad, and real privacy from your neighbors. ALL CITY UTILITIES ARE IN — central water, central sewer, electric, cable, and trash service already at the site. No utility assessments to chase, no septic, no well. Paved road frontage. Northern rear exposure. Zoned R1-D for single family. NO HOA. Location is the difference-maker: minutes to Matlacha's waterfront restaurants and art village, Pine Island's marinas and Gulf access, the Burnt Store corridor heading toward Punta Gorda, and the upcoming Seven Islands waterfront development that's set to transform this side of the Cape. As that project moves forward, oversized lots in this radius get significantly harder to find — and significantly more expensive. Whether you're building now, holding for appreciation, or planting a flag before Seven Islands changes the map, $139K for a fully-utilitied triple lot in this corridor is the kind of entry point that doesn't sit long.

Build your Southwest Florida dream home on this OVERSIZED .34-acre TRIPLE LOT (Lots 26-28 combined) in one of NW Cape Coral's fastest-growing pockets. At 120x125 / 14,985 sq ft, this parcel gives you what standard Cape Coral lots can't — bigger footprint, room for a pool, detached garage, RV or boat pad, and real privacy from your neighbors. ALL CITY UTILITIES ARE IN — central water, central sewer, electric, cable, and trash service already at the site. No utility assessments to chase, no septic, no well. Paved road frontage. Northern rear exposure. Zoned R1-D for single family. NO HOA. Location is the difference-maker: minutes to Matlacha's waterfront restaurants and art village, Pine Island's marinas and Gulf access, the Burnt Store corridor heading toward Punta Gorda, and the upcoming Seven Islands waterfront development that's set to transform this side of the Cape. As that project moves forward, oversized lots in this radius get significantly harder to find — and significantly more expensive. Whether you're building now, holding for appreciation, or planting a flag before Seven Islands changes the map, $139K for a fully-utilitied triple lot in this corridor is the kind of entry point that doesn't sit long.