Bonita Springs		Naples
	Fort Myers		Fort Myers Beach
	Marco Island		Sanibel and Captiva Islands
	Cape Coral

Bonita Springs, FL is located between Ft. Myers and Naples and is bordered to the west by the warm waters and ivory sand beaches of the Gulf of Mexico.  Bonita Springs still offers that small town charm with all the amenities of a larger city because of its location.  The 1997 population for Bonita Springs is estimated to be 24,400 year-round residences. 

Rivers, finger canals, and bays with thick tropical foliage form a spectacular background for waterfront homes.  Further inland, family oriented neighborhoods flourish and Bonita Springs real estate prices range from under $100,000 to over seven figures depending on location.  Just a few miles North of Bonita Springs is Florida's newest University, Gulf Coast University, scheduled to open in 1997. 

A great source to help you find a rental or your new home, condominium, villa, beach front or golf course property is the Real Estate Library.  There you will find information for over 400 new home communities, all in one location at the office of Lee Collier Realty Group located at the corner of US 41 and Strike Lane in Bonita Springs between Bonita Beach and Corkscrew Roads. 

There are over 100 golf courses in greater Southwest Florida with many of the best courses in Bonita Springs.  Select our golf button to get more information on area courses. 

When you select our attractions button, you wil see how much fun there is waiting for you whether you stay a week or a lifetime. 

For more information on the beautiful sub-tropical Bonita Springs, call, write, or e-mail us. 

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Naples 

The beauty, charm, and warm weather is what inspired the founding fathers to name Naples, Florida after Naples, Italy.  The life style is second to none in the United States, and Naples, Florida boasts of more millionaires and golf courses per capita than any other US City. 

The Naples area has grown from a small fishing village into one of the most sought after places to live and for many good reasons.  Naples is a blend of natural beauty that harmoniously blends with this cosmopolitan city.  From excellent fishing and boating to the Philharmonic Center for the Arts, there is something for everyone whether you stay a week or a lifetime. 

Shopping in Naples offers a unique experience with its small boutiques and shops on Third Street, Tin City, and Venetian Village to the Coastland Center Mall.  A great way to see the sites or go shopping is aboard the Naples Trolley Tours. 

If you are looking for a place to call home, Naples offers homes from the low $100,000's to over 33 million dollars.  Whatever your budget, a great place to obtain real estate information is at the Real Estate Library, where you will find information on over 300 new home communities in one location.  Operated by Lee Collier Realty, the Real Estate Library is located on US 41 and Strike Lane in Bonita Springs.  For a rental or to purchase a home, be sure to visit the Real Estate Library first. 

In addition to enjoying all that the beaches and ocean has to offer, there are numerous fun filled attractions to see in the Naples area.  Be sure to press the attractions button for more details. 

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Ft. Myers 

Common interest, shared experiences, and hometown ambiance - Greater Fort Myers is an uncommon blend of the things that arouse nostalgia.  A sense of community prevails a remarkable trait in an area full of people who came from somewhere else. 

You will find yourself surrounded by lush foliage, bouquets of flowers by Mother Nature, and water everywhere, including the Gulf of Mexico and Caloosahatchee River.  Water sports, golfing, gourmet dining, history, art museums, and theater are just a small part of what Fort Myers has to offer. 

Inventor Thomas Alva Edison spent winters at his home and laboratory on McGregor Boulevard.  Both are now public museums, as is the grand bungalow next door, home of Edison's friend, automobile magnate Henry Ford.  Stately royal palms, some 60 feet tall, stand guard along McGregor Boulevard.  Today, Fort Myers is known as the "City of Palms". 

The Greater Fort Myers area is a melange of neighborhoods, old and new, that reflect the Victorian and Mediterranean influences seen throughout the city.  Virtually every architectural style, from ultra modern to island motif, adds color and character.  Communities throughout the Greater Fort Myers area provide an extraordinary selection of homes, from low-rise condominiums and townhouses to single-family homes, cottages, and carriage homes.  Thousands of newcomers each year choose to build new homes in the Greater Fort Myers area.  To help you find a rental, a new home, or a home site to build on, contact the Real Estate Library.  There you will find information for over 300 new home communities, all in one location at the office of Lee Collier Realty Group, located at the corner of U.S. 41 and Strike Lane in Bonita Springs between Bonita Beach and Corkscrew Roads. 

The Greater Fort Myers area, known for years as the "Public Golf Course Capital of the World", boasts dozens of fine golf experiences created by some of the nation's most notable course architects.  Select our golf button to get more information on area courses. 

For more information on the Greater Fort Myers area, call, write, or e-mail us. 

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Ft. Myers  Beach 

Fort Myers Beach is close to eight miles of Caribbean-like shoreline and unfurls the length of Estero Island.  Brilliant white sugar sand - the perfect consistency for the annual sand-sculpting contest, public parks and the surf's gentle slope make Fort Myers Beach the ideal family playground. 

Fort Myers Beach is the more typical vacation area with numerous motels and recreational activities of interest for the whole family. 

Just a short drive away are great places like Naples, Bonita Springs, Sanibel and Captiva Islands, as well as the City of Fort Myers. 

For Vacation or real estate information, call Lee Collier Realty at (941) 992-4679. 

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Marco Island 

Marco Island is located just a few miles from Naples, Florida, on State Road 951 by taking U.S. 41 or I-75.  Once you cross the Marco Island bridge, you know you are arriving in a special place.  Marco is largest of the 10,000 islands that line the shores of the Gulf of Mexico to the Everglades.  Marco Island has the best that Florida offers with fine hotels and dining, excellent fishing, white sand beaches, and a shopper's dream.  Not far from Marco is the Isle of Capri which is just 2 miles north on State Road 951.  In this small island community, you can enjoy modest living on quiet streets surrounded by beautiful water and boats.  For more vacation and real estate information, call or visit the Real Estate Library at (941) 992-4679. 

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Sanibel and Captiva Islands 

The islands offer a rare place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty with over 40 percent of the island's acres preserved as wildlife sanctuaries.  You will be impressed with the fine restaurants, shopping, beautiful beaches, and excellent accommodations. 

The island beaches are abundant with seashells.  Over 275 different types of shells can be found in the shallow waters off Sanibel and Captiva.  Shelling as well as cycling are two of the favorite pastimes. 

For the cycling lover, the islands offer a great ride with many bike rental shops available to tour the island along the many miles of bike paths. 

The islands, although secluded, are just a short drive to Fort Myers and Naples.  You can reach the islands from US 41 or I-75. 

For a relaxing vacation or life, Sanibel and Captiva Islands offer it all. 

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Cape Coral

The city of Cape Coral is located on the Gulf Coast of Florida halfway between Sarasota and Naples.  This waterfront community offers an unparalleled lifestyle and incredible investment returns as it experiences one of the fastest growth rates in the nation.  Currently with a population of over 85,000 people and designed to accommodate over 500,000 just within the city limits, this community has plenty of room to grow.  The average winter temperature is 64.1 degrees and the average summer temperature is 82.8 degrees.

Cape Coral is almost entirely zoned for single family housing.  There are very few multiple family units or condos and no government subsidized housing projects.  With over 400 miles of navigable canals, this city is one of the largest waterfront communities in the country.

Cape Coral is the second largest city by land mass in the state of Florida.  With over 400 miles of navigable canals, many with access to the Gulf of Mexico, it is truly a water wonderland.  The city has more than tripled in population just during the past 10 years.

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