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Cypress Walk of Fort Myers

Fort Myers’ idyllic Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve is across from Cypress Walk.

Cypress Walk is a new gated-community located off of Ben C. Pratt Six Mile Cypress Parkway in Fort Myers, directly across the street from one of Southwest Florida’s most sensational nature attractions – The Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve. Much like its neighboring property, Cypress Walk is graced with lakes as well as woody, wetland preserves that not only help promote the natural beauty of the community, but also obfuscate the fact of its metropolitan positioning in being only precious moments from shopping, dining and array of area attractions. Cypress Walk is being developed by Neal Communities, the same masterful builder behind a range of marvelous residential neighborhoods, from Canopy of Naples to Estero Place and numerous more. When completed, Cypress Walk will be comprised by only some 114 single-family homes. The homes are available in five different designs of one and two-story options; accommodating from three to four bedrooms, a two-car garage and from 1,772 to 2,577 square-feet of living area. Each home design can be constructed in varying elevations and customized to include a range of exceptional interior and exterior options.

Location, Location Location!

Among the advantages of life at Cypress Walk is the community’s close proximity to so many popular area attractions. From gorgeous Gulf beaches and golf fairways to parks, performing arts, shopping & dining venues and more, all await only minutes from Cypress Walk.

 Southwest Florida is home to some of the most alluring beaches in America, yet some are ranked among the best in the world. For instance, Sanibel Island is only a short drive from Cypress Walk. With its shell-strewn shores, world class shell museum and popular annual festival (Shellabration), Sanibel attracts visitors from all corners of the Earth. It’s beaches are recognized among America’s most beautiful and “family-friendly.” It is also home to the wildly popular J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, a great spot for glimpsing the array of avian species that flock to Florida (as well as Canadian Snowbirds). Bunche Beach is also conveniently close. This 714 acre environment is situated on San Carlos Bay. With it shallow tides, dense mangroves and salt flat area, Bunche Beach is also an excellent place to glimpse wildlife. More wildlife can be found along Fort Myers Beach, especially during Spring Break. Beyond the beaches, there’s a merry mix of interesting shops, restaurants and pubs which often serve-up live entertainment too. Fort Myers Beach offers fun from sun-up to long after the sun has sent. And if you’re someone who enjoys fishing and boating, life in Fort Myers will never disappoint. After all, this is the Sunshine State; most days offer an opportunity to haul anchor or reel-in the big one.

Lakes Regional Park

There are yet other popular outdoor attractions in the immediate vicinity of Cypress Walk. The Slough Preserve, located directly across the street, is comprised by more than 3,400 acres which serve as a vital ecosystem to a diverse composite of animals and plants, including some endangered species. All can be explored during guided tours or by simply strolling along the wooden boardwalk that meanders throughout the Preserve. There’s also nearby Lakes Regional Park. The park provides bike and walking paths, picnic areas, traditional playgrounds as well as a splash park. There’s train rides and boat rentals, wonderful garden areas and throughout the year, a variety of fun community events are staged here, everything from carnivals and concerts to the annual Halloween Pumpkin Patch, Renaissance Fairs and more.

Play Ball!

Cypress Walk sports enthusiasts will also plenty to cheer for, particularly fans of baseball. The community is only minutes from Hammond Stadium  and JetBlue Stadium, venues that respectively serve as the home-away-from-homes for the Minnesota Twins and Boston Red Sox. Hammond and JetBlue not only host spring training games with these professional baseball teams, but seasonal action with regional favorites like the Florida Miracle. Fans of hockey can cheer on the Florida Everblades at nearby Germain Arena, a venue that also serves as home to the Florida Tarpons, a national championship winning team in arena football. Cypress Walk is also only minutes from Alico Arena on the campus of Florida Gulf Coast University. FGCU has become one of the most dominant athletic forces within the Atlantic Sun Conference. The basketball team has made NCAA history by becoming the first 15th seed team to advance to The Sweet 16 during National Championships. The volleyball program has nurtured phenoms like Brooke Sweat, an Olympian recognized as one of the best defensive players in the world. The wrestling team has captured NCAA division victories and the swimming team has produced several All American honorees. All of these sports, as well as soccer, softball, baseball and much more, can be accessed only minutes from Cypress Walk in Fort Myers.

Of course, no sport may enjoy greater prominence in Southwest Florida than that four-letter-word known as golf. With its per capita composite of public and private holes, the region has been auspiciously dubbed as “The Golf Capital of the World.” From the Arthur Hills-designed Cross Creek course and that at Colonial Country Club to Eagle Ridge, Eastwood, El Rio and so many more, golfers will experience some of the finest fairways that can be found this side of heaven.

Shopping, Dining & Entertainment

Moscow Ballet at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall

While each day affords all manner of fun, Fort Myers’ nights can be lively too. Cypress Walk is conveniently close to popular destinations for an evening out on-the-town. Options include the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall. In addition to hosting performances by the Southwest Florida Symphony Orchestra, the B.B. Mann stages performances by nationally renowned comedians, concerts by legendary recording artists and lavish stage production by some of the nations top traveling theater companies. Other choices include the Broadway Palm Dinner Theater and Big Arts on Sanibel Island. There’s also a number of galleries that host exhibitions and receptions with talented artists throughout the year. The community is also close to a wide range of popular centers that have all manner of retail operations as well as appetizing restaurants. From Page Field Commons, Edison Mall, The Forum and the Bell Tower Shoppes to several hundred more options at nearby venues like Gulf Coast Town Center and Coconut Point Mall, residents of Cypress Walk are appreciably within reach of all this. Many of these same destinations also occasionally feature live entertainment, and throughout the year, also play host to an array of art & craft fairs as well as other community events.

Downtown Fort Myers is also just a short drive away, offering even more in the way of restaurants and nightclubs. Throughout the year, down town Fort Myers hosts a number of entertaining events, from classic car shows and street carnivals to the annual Festivals of Light and a more fun than frightening tribute to the walking dead known as Zombicon.

Family Friendly

Dino display at the Imaginarium Science Center

Families with children will especially appreciate that Cypress Walk is a short drive from attractions that uniquely cater to kids. Options include The Imaginarium Science Center; it has numerous interactive exhibits that teach kids about science, technology and natural history. There’s marine touch tanks, a dino-dig, broadcasting studio and kid-friendly cinematic entertainment that all culminates to offer an enriching educational experience disguised, of course, as fun. At the nearby Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium, visitors can also learn more about the indigenous critters that thrive in Southwest Florida while the Planetarium offers insight on that found in space.  History is highlighted at venues such as the Ford & Edison Winter Gardens & Estate. Here, visitors can glean greater insight on the lives of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, two of Southwest Florida’s most fascinating, if not famous, of former seasonal residents. Other nearby attractions include Sunsplash in Cape Coral, a park that is home to more than 14 acres of wet & wonderful fun complemented with water slides and swimming pools. Children have plenty of entertainment options in Fort Myers, but Cypress Walk families will also appreciate the convenience of being close to schools, churches, healthcare services and more.

Act While Opportunity Lasts

With its excellent location, yet limited availability of homes, we’re advising clients to run, not walk, to Cypress Walk. This is going to be a special neighborhood developed by a builder whose brand quality is widely recognized. Cypress Walk will particularly appeal to buyers looking to secure new construction in Southwest Florida, and yes, demand is growing. Be sure to stay tuned for more updates on Cypress Walk as development continues. Our team is happy to keep you in the loop, or answer any questions you may have. To register to receive more information on Cypress Walk, or any other outstanding community in Southwest Florida, simply click the link below.

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