
$549,000
Active25086 Stillwell Parkway, Bonita Springs, FL 34135
Residential
MLS #226002505
MLS ID #226002505, Brenna Tu, Dalton Wade Inc
Bonita Springs, Florida
Bonita Springs sits comfortably between Naples and Fort Myers, making it a natural starting point for buyers who want Gulf Coast access without choosing one city too early.
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25086 Stillwell Parkway, Bonita Springs, FL 34135
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Living here
Bonita Springs sits comfortably between Naples and Fort Myers, making it a natural starting point for buyers who want Gulf Coast access without choosing one city too early.
Beach access, the revitalized Old 41 corridor, golf communities and easy trips north or south give Bonita several personalities. The right neighborhood depends on whether the beach, club life or everyday convenience matters most.
Housing includes condominiums, gated communities, golf neighborhoods, waterfront properties and single-family homes. Review association rules, club costs, rental policies and flood exposure with each property.
Bonita Springs crosses the Lee–Collier lifestyle line more easily than the county map suggests. Compare drive times to the places you will actually use in season.
Gulf access, condominiums and homes close to the sand and Hickory Island.
A growing local dining and arts district around the historic center.
Newer gated, golf and single-family communities with convenient everyday amenities.
Established neighborhoods and waterfront pockets along the river corridor.
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