c.1924 Sweet Florida Home For Sale With Original Woodwork

$199,900

Built in 1925, this Florida home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and beautiful original wood flooring throughout. Enjoy cozy evenings in the living room’s wood-burning fireplace.

Yard featured at 3381 Edgewood Ave, Fort Myers, FL, 33916

Realtor Comments

Charming single family home located near downtown Ft Myers! House is on a 1/2 acre lot. It has an attached carport & a detached two car garage and workshop. It is steps away from the river which has a pier & an exceptional view of the water. Whether you’re looking to relax on the front porch or host a barbecue in the backyard, this home has everything you need. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to make this unique property your own and experience the best of Ft Myers living!

2bed
2bath
Circa 1924

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Yard featured at 3381 Edgewood Ave, Fort Myers, FL, 33916

3381 Edgewood Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33916 $199,900

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Contact Realtor: Fred Elliott

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Pros

Warm weather year-round: Winters are mild; outdoor life is easier most of the year.
Beaches and water nearby: Easy access to Gulf beaches, boating, fishing, and lots of water activities.
Growing area / more options than before: More shopping, dining, and services than in many smaller SWFL towns.
Culture & events: Museums, local festivals, and plenty of seasonal things to do.
Great for retirees and families who want space: Many neighborhoods have single-family homes and room to breathe.
Solid commuting options inside the area: You can get to nearby cities/attractions without needing constant long trips.

Cons

Hurricane & flooding risk: Fort Myers is in a region that can be impacted by hurricanes, storm surge, and heavy rain—depending heavily on where you live.
Insurance can be expensive / harder to obtain: Homeowners and flood insurance costs and availability can be a major issue in SWFL.
Hot, humid summers: July–September can feel intense, and storms are frequent.
Seasonal traffic: Snowbirds and tourists can increase congestion, especially during peak season.
Cost of living can be rising: Housing and rent have increased in many parts of SWFL, especially after major regional impacts.
Storm impacts can be disruptive: Even when a storm doesn’t “hit hard,” power outages, debris, and recovery time can still affect daily life.