11461 Stringfellow Rd

Bokeelia, FL 33922

Apartment building

Studio-5 beds

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Top freezer refrigeratorFreestanding mobile homeBuilt-in microwaveWindow ac unitsElectric water heater

Great opportunity to live on Pine Island. Freestanding mobile home at Bokeelia. 1 be/1 ba. Survived Hurricane Ian, Helene and Milton. Unfurnished. Located on the Estate with 5 free standing. Buildings in total. Private and quiet neighbourhood. Appliances: Top freezer Refrigerator , electric water heater, window AC units, stove and built-in microwave. Parking: up to 2 vehicles. Utilities included in rent : Water and sewer, electricity and Wi-Fi with xfinity. Located within a mile to Philips Park with tennis courts, baseball courts, playground and public swimming pool. Within 2 miles to Ferry and Pine Island Elementary school, and WinDixie. Asking for $1300.00 a month Sec deposit $1300.00 Pet deposit if any $200.00 Laundry set is located between neighbouring buildings for common use Landlord covers Water, sewer, WiFi and electricity.

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Neighborhood: 33922

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Nature Views
Scenic surroundings with stunning landscapes and picturesque outlooks.
Outdoor Activities
Ample parks and spaces for hiking, biking, and active recreation.
Water Sports
Opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, and aquatic adventures.
Quiet Streets
Peaceful roads create a calm and relaxed neighborhood setting.

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Anchored by Bokeelia and Pineland on Pine Island, 33922 offers laid-back island living amid mangroves, palm and mango groves, and breezy subtropical weather. Daily life orbits Stringfellow Road with island markets, cozy coffee counters, bait shops, and seafood spots, while Pineland Marina and Four Winds Marina launch kayaks, paddleboards, and fishing trips on Pine Island Sound. Culture and history shine at the Randell Research Center’s Calusa Heritage Trail and the waterfront Tarpon Lodge & Restaurant; nearby Pine Island Flatwoods Preserve and quiet bike-friendly roads add nature time. You’ll find basic groceries on island, fitness classes at the community center, and bigger shopping in Cape Coral’s plazas a short drive over the bridge. Evenings are mellow—think sunsets on the docks rather than nightlife—and the area skews friendly to families, snowbirds, and pets. Recent Zillow market trends show a median asking rent around $2,600, with most rentals listing roughly $2,000–$3,400 over the past few months.