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Naples truly is a little bit of paradise. Every corner of our sanctuary holds an image of tropical bliss, gently swaying palm tree's and technicolor sunsets to landscaped communities and sparkling waterways. Naples' plentiful and fresh air lends an ideal ambiance of year-round living. More about Naples
A tempting twist of tropical passions, sun-splashed excitement and Island charm, Marco Island, Florida, is suspended off the southern most tip of Florida's Gulf Coast and is the largest inhabited isle of the Ten Thousand Islands. More about Marco Island
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This captivating community is a sanctuary, a haven of natural beauty and up-to-date amenities. The Estero River is a scenic ribbon of fresh water that threads to Estero Bay, a treasured and protected aquatic preserve. Native trees dapple the sunlight along its route, wrapping visitors in the sounds of nature. Egrets and herons tiptoe through the shallows undisturbed while roseate spoonbills sweep the waters for bits of food. During spring mating season the spoonbills are a wonder to watch as their feathers blush pink against the late afternoon sun. More about Estero 
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Imagine postcard-perfect beaches...charming neighborhoods nestled under grand gnarled oaks...wild orchids and swaying palms...championship golf courses and world-class performing arts center...bustling restaurants and shops...luch parks and pristine preserves...and a thriving economy - all in one sun-kissed location. Welcome to Beautiful Bonita Springs, where aquamarine waters hug tropical sands and young families and long-time residents share backyards, parks and afternoon chats. A gracious blend of upscale and down home, old and new, Bonita Springs is a forward-thinking community that also honors its distinctive heritage. More about Bonita Springs
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The city of Fort Myers is situated on the southwest coast of Florida, and serves as the seat of Lee County. Fort Myers had its beginnings as a base during the Seminole Indian Wars of the 19th century, and it was named in honor of Colonel Abraham C. Myers, the son-in-law of the commander of Tampa's Fort Brooke. The base remained in use on and off throughout the Civil War, but after its culmination, the fort was disassembled and the town's first residents used the wood in the construction of the buildings that would serve as the foundation of downtown Fort Myers. More about Fort Myers
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