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Your boat fits the dock. Can it make the trip to open water?
Your boat fits the dock. Can it make the trip to open water?
Your boat fits the dock. Can it make the trip to open water?
If you’re buying a Cape Coral waterfront home for boating, check the entire route before you fall in love with the backyard.
How many bridges are between that dock and open water? What’s the clearance at high tide? Is the water deep enough for your boat? How much of the trip will you spend at idle speed?
And here’s the question that gets overlooked: are you actually going to enjoy that trip every time you take the boat out?
Bring your boat’s measurements and talk through the route before you make an offer. A beautiful view is great. You want a home that works for the way you actually boat.
Shane Crabtree | Waterside Villas Realty
Call or text 239-940-1123.
Check flood and insurance costs before you buy
Your boat fits the dock. Can it make the trip to open water?
Your boat fits the dock. Can it make the trip to open water?
Before making an offer, verify the property’s flood zone and request current insurance estimates. In Southwest Florida, elevation, roof age, storm protection, and flood history can materially affect your monthly costs.
Shane Crabtree | Waterside Villas Realty
Call or text 239-940-1123.
Make room for outdoor living
Your boat fits the dock. Can it make the trip to open water?
Make room for outdoor living
Picture your morning coffee, family dinners and sunset evenings here. In Southwest Florida, the right outdoor setup can shape how much you enjoy a home every day.
Looking for a Cape Coral property that fits the way you live?
Shane Crabtree | Waterside Villas Realty
Call or text 239-940-1123.
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