811 Old Burnt Store Road N Cape Coral, FL 33993

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This stunning Gulf Access New Construction Home in Cape Coral offers both luxurious living and immediate investment returns. Currently rented at $5, 500 monthly until September 2025, this home is an ideal opportunity for investors seeking stable rental income in a high-demand area. The property is located near the upcoming Seven Islands Waterfront Community & Marina, promising future appreciation as Cape Coral continues to grow and attract new developments. The home features modern double glass doors that open to breathtaking water views, a luxurious office den with glass barn doors, and a striking fireplace feature wall. Wood-look tile floors and high coffered ceilings add elegance throughout the home. The chef’s kitchen is a showpiece, with stainless steel appliances, LED-lit cabinetry, and a double waterfall quartz island, perfect for hosting gatherings. The master suite offers a private retreat with sliding doors overlooking the pool and canal, two custom closets, and a resort-style bathroom complete with a porcelain tub and a double walk-in shower. Guest rooms also boast custom closets and private bathrooms. The outdoor space is designed for luxury waterfront living, with an oversized paved lanai, saltwater pool, spa, sun lounge, and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen. Boaters will love the quick access to Matlacha Pass, nearby fishing spots, and Gulf beaches. The home is also equipped with city water and sewer, adding convenience to its list of amenities. Cape Coral has seen strong rental growth due to its popularity among permanent and seasonal residents, seeking a waterfront lifestyle. Gulf access properties are an attractive investment. The area continues to draw new residents and investors with its expanding infrastructure, including the nearby Seven Islands development, which will add more dining, shopping, and marina facilities. Cape Coral's demand for seasonal and long-term rentals remains high. The region’s ongoing population growth and future development projects will likely sustain rental demand and property appreciation in the coming years.