17251 Monte Isola Way, NORTH FORT MYERS, FL 33917

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17251 Monte Isola Way, North Fort Myers, FL 4 Bedrooms 2.5 Bathrooms 2 Stories Loft Turnkey Welcome to 17251 Monte Isola Way, a beautifully designed two-story home located in the highly desirable community of Crane Landing in North Fort Myers. This move-in-ready residence offers the perfect blend of functionality, comfort, and style, making it ideal for families or anyone seeking a modern lifestyle in a peaceful, suburban setting. The main level of the home is designed for shared moments and seamless living. A welcoming foyer extends into a bright and airy open-concept space where the kitchen, dining area, and family room effortlessly flow together. The kitchen is well-equipped with a large center island, modern cabinetry, and quality finishes, perfect for entertaining guests or everyday meals. Upstairs, you'll find a spacious and versatile loft that can be used as a second living area, home office, or playroom. All four bedrooms are located on the upper level, offering privacy and convenience. The standout feature of the second floor is the lavish owner’s suite, which includes a large walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with dual vanities and a sleek, contemporary design. Residents of Crane Landing enjoy an impressive collection of resort-style amenities designed for an active and social lifestyle. These include basketball, pickleball, and tennis courts, a soccer field, and a playground—plenty of options for recreation and relaxation right within the community. Conveniently situated just minutes from Downtown Fort Myers, Cape Coral, and Fort Myers Beach, this home offers easy access to top-rated dining, shopping, schools, parks, and entertainment, all while being nestled in one of Southwest Florida’s fastest-growing areas. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to own a turnkey, two-story home in a vibrant and welcoming community. Schedule your private tour today and experience everything Crane Landing has to offer!

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