6477 Park Rd, Fort Myers, FL 33908

Rare boater's corner lot — private boat ramp, 110' seawall, 25 minutes to Estero Bay. Owner financing available. 0.42-acre corner parcel on Ten Mile Canal in Island Park — the last lot before the Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve. Quiet end-of-the-line position with sunset over open preserve every evening and no neighbors blocking the western view. Approximately 110 feet of seawall and a private boat ramp on site — launch and retrieve from the yard. Designed for power boats up to ~28' (center consoles, bay boats, flats skiffs). About 25 minutes from the seawall to Estero Bay and cruising-speed open water — easy day trips to Lovers Key, Mound Key, Sanibel passes, and the snook/redfish/tarpon flats. A prior home on the parcel has been demolished, so Lee County impact fees are waived on the rebuild — and the existing house pad means the fill, dirt work, and prep are already done. Combined savings typically run $15,000–$25,000 before the foundation goes in. Public water, septic, no HOA. Owner financing available — 20% down, 5.5–6% interest, 1–2 year construction-bridge term. Skip the lot loan, close fast, and start building. Seller's disclosure: Seawall is serviceable; minor repairs estimated at approximately $13,000. This canal has a concrete bottom integrated with the seawall — repairs in the neighborhood are typically done as concrete overlays of the existing structure rather than the sheet-pile replacement most canal seawalls eventually need. Bullets: 0.42 acres / 18,077 sq ft per Lee County records 109.63' canal frontage with seawall (per survey) Private boat ramp on site Corner lot — last before the Estero Bay Preserve ~25 minutes to Estero Bay / cruising-speed open water Suited for power boats up to ~28' (no sailboats) Prior home demolished + existing house pad ? ~$15K–$25K saved on impact fees, fill, and prep Public water, septic, no HOA Seawall: serviceable, ~$13K minor repairs disclosed (concrete-bottom canal — overlay repairs, not full replacement) Seller financing: 20% down, 5.5–6%, 1–2 yr term