Welcome to 1514 SW 20th Ave.
This beautiful new construction, all central water sewer assessments paid ($30K savings), waterfront canal home in a NO Flood zone is located on a sidewalk-lined street and offers incredible views of the freshwater canal along SW 20th ave. The spacious 2,717 sq ft gross, home that boasts, 1,966 sq ft under air, features high ceilings and a modern design, light bright colors with a cocoa contrast, circular paver driveway for easy in and out. It includes 4 large bedrooms w large closets (or a den), 2 baths, and a 2-car garage with epoxy flooring, a full level 3 thick granite and white shaker cabinets, a laundry room for supplies, and an extra pantry food storage space and laundry items, and a laundry tub. All oversized polished neutral tile flooring, tray ceilings, and contrast bands, all Quality Hurricane Impact Glass, and Impact Glass and steel doors. The property is conveniently located within walking distance too Trafalgar Middle and Elementary schools.

The kitchen is elegantly designed and includes plenty of shaker cabinets, custom level 3 granite countertops, and stainless-steel appliances. The illuminated island is ideal for entertaining family, and guests and connects the kitchen, great room, and dining area, all with stunning views of the canal and potential pool area. The master bedroom offers a walk-in closet, a water closet in the master bath, and a modern bathroom with dual sinks and a large glass door, tile shower, and a mosaic waterfall. This home is perfect for relaxation and entertainment, with an ideal location to enjoy stunning Cape Coral sunsets.

Situated in a quiet, sidewalk-lined neighborhood and close to schools and parks, Publix, Home Depot, Walmart, Lowes, veterans pkwy, Pine Island Rd, and Santa Barbara.
This property is perfectly centralized for those seeking both beauty and comfort in their new home.
SPECIAL BUILDER FINANCING CREDIT FOR 2 1 BUYDOWN using builders preferred lender. NOTE: A 2-1 buydown is a type of financing that lowers the interest rate on a mortgage by a large amount for the first two years before it rises to the regular, permanent rate.