908 Hibiscus Ave, LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33972

What's special

Built in 2025 and situated on an almost half-acre homesite, this fully upgraded residence offers an exceptional combination of luxury finishes, premium improvements, and resort-style outdoor living. Featuring a fully automated heated pool, an extended screened lanai, and countless upgrades already completed, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly move-in-ready home without the time, expense, or uncertainty of future projects. From the moment you arrive, the full paver driveway, manicured landscaping, and impressive curb appeal set the stage. Inside, the open-concept floor plan is enhanced by tray ceilings, luxury vinyl plank flooring, abundant natural light, and quality finishes throughout. The kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring 42-inch soft-close cabinetry, generous counter space, and a seamless connection to the dining and living areas. Plantation shutters throughout the home add style and privacy, while the spacious primary suite and well-appointed guest bedrooms provide a functional layout for families or guests alike. The backyard is where this home truly stands apart. Enjoy Florida living year-round with a fully automated heated pool, an extended screened lanai, expansive paver pool deck, and a fully fenced backyard offering plenty of privacy and space to relax or entertain. Beyond its beautiful finishes, this home is loaded with valuable upgrades, including a whole-house reverse osmosis water treatment system, full-yard irrigation, an additional storage shed, and an epoxy-finished oversized 3-car garage with upgraded lighting, approximately 23-foot depth, 9-foot clearance, and a dedicated 60-amp EV charging connection. Skip the cost, delays, and hassle of adding a pool, fencing, water treatment, and garage upgrades—this home already has it all. Every major improvement has been completed, allowing you to move in and immediately enjoy everything this exceptional property has to offer.

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