Fort Myers
Fort Myers
Total de condominios
8Precio medio de venta
$216K
Precio medio de venta / pie cuadrado
$312
Precio medio de alquiler
$1K
Precio medio de alquiler / pie cuadrado
$1.28
Total de condominios
8Precio medio de venta
$216K
Precio medio de venta / pie cuadrado
$312
Precio medio de alquiler
$1K
Precio medio de alquiler / pie cuadrado
$1.28
Acerca de Fort Myers
Fort Myers, Florida, is a vibrant and historically rich city nestled in the southwestern part of the state. Known for its charming blend of history and modernity, Fort Myers offers a unique lifestyle marked by its historical landmarks, such as the Edison and Ford Winter Estates, which provide a glimpse into the lives of two of America's most famous inventors. The Fort Myers River District is the cultural heartbeat of the city, featuring charming streets lined with historic architecture and a lively arts scene. The Imaginarium Science Center adds a touch of interactive learning and family-friendly fun, while Lakes Regional Park and Centennial Park offer lush green spaces perfect for outdoor activities. Though Fort Myers Beach is technically a separate town, its proximity provides residents with easy access to beautiful sandy shores and water activities. Day-to-day living in Fort Myers is characterized by a moderate walkability score, especially in the pedestrian-friendly downtown area, where a variety of shops, restaurants, and attractions are within easy reach. The city is becoming increasingly bike-friendly, with trails like the John Yarbrough Linear Park Trail offering scenic routes for cyclists. Dining options are diverse, with notable restaurants such as The Veranda and Izzy's Fish & Oyster providing a range of culinary delights. The River District is a hub for nightlife, where venues like The Firestone and City Tavern offer lively atmospheres and live music. Families will find quality education options through the School District of Lee County, and the presence of higher education institutions like Florida Gulf Coast University adds to the city's appeal. While public transportation is available via the LeeTran bus service, having a car is generally necessary for convenient travel around the city and to nearby attractions. Fort Myers attracts a diverse population, including families, retirees, and young professionals, all drawn by the relaxed, community-oriented lifestyle and the city's emphasis on outdoor and cultural activities.
8 detalles del condominio
Barrio
Accesibilidad a pie
36
Car-Dependent
Accesibilidad en bicicleta
46
Bikeable
Transporte
19
Minimal Transit
Supermercados
Publix, Winn-Dixie, Whole Foods
Restaurantes
Southern, Italian, Modern American, Seafood
Cafeterías
Bennett's Fresh Roast, The Grind
Vida nocturna
The Firestone Sky Bar, The 86 Room
Arte y cultura
Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
Gimnasios
LA Fitness, Around the Clock Fitness
Apto para perros
Barkingham Dog Park, PetSmart
Apto para familias
Fort Myers High School, Canterbury School
Parques
Lakes Regional Park, Centennial Park
Accesibilidad a pie
36
Car-Dependent
Accesibilidad en bicicleta
46
Bikeable
Transporte
19
Minimal Transit
Supermercados
Publix, Winn-Dixie, Whole Foods
Restaurantes
Southern, Italian, Modern American, Seafood
Cafeterías
Bennett's Fresh Roast, The Grind
Vida nocturna
The Firestone Sky Bar, The 86 Room
Arte y cultura
Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
Gimnasios
LA Fitness, Around the Clock Fitness
Apto para perros
Barkingham Dog Park, PetSmart
Apto para familias
Fort Myers High School, Canterbury School
Parques
Lakes Regional Park, Centennial Park
