271 Randy Ln, Fort Myers Beach FL 33931

In the Glenview neighborhood, this homesite is set in one of the desired enclaves on Fort Myers Beach. This extraordinary lagoon-front homesite offers a rare opportunity to create a custom waterfront estate on a scale seldom found on the island. Positioned on an over-sized .42-acre parcel spanning more than 18,000 square feet, the property enjoys a striking setting on intersecting waterways, creating an exceptional sense of openness, water presence and long, dynamic views. Randy Lane is recognized for being among the highest elevations on Fort Myers Beach, a desirable characteristic that enhances peace of mind and long-term value. Combined with deep water access, the location is ideal for boating enthusiasts seeking effortless access to the bay and Gulf beyond, while enjoying the calm and beauty of a protected lagoon setting. The generous dimensions of this homesite provide a rare canvas for architectural creativity, allowing for a thoughtfully designed residence that embraces indoor-outdoor living, expansive outdoor entertaining areas and resort-style amenities. A second-story design would unlock beautiful bay views, adding another layer of visual interest and lifestyle appeal while capturing coastal breezes and stunning sunsets. This premier location blends privacy, prestige and proximity to the best of Fort Myers Beach. With a new seawall completed in 2016, the homesite is ready for your dream home. Whether envisioned as a primary residence or a refined coastal retreat, this exceptional homesite offers the foundation for a one-of-a-kind waterfront lifestyle in one of Southwest Florida’s sought-after settings.In the Glenview neighborhood, this homesite is set in one of the desired enclaves on Fort Myers Beach. This extraordinary lagoon-front homesite offers a rare opportunity to create a custom waterfront estate on a scale seldom found on the island. Positioned on an over-sized .42-acre parcel spanning more than 18,000 square feet, the property enjoys a striking setting on intersecting waterways, creat...