Rare Gulf access, no bridges, vacant lot with concrete dock and Seawall here in NW Cape Coral. This quarter acre lot is located at 1433 NW 41st Place and sits on a wide 178 foot canal, with deep water (ten feet) and direct access to open water and infrastructure already in place. With a concrete seawall, private dock, landscaped palms, and no bridges to the Gulf, this quarter-acre lot is truly build-ready.

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Located on a 178-foot-wide canal with 10-foot depth, the lot’s rear faces East—perfect for sunrise views across the water. Open water is accessible in approximately 35 minutes with no speed-restricted locks or bridges in your way.

What makes this property even more unique is its connection to the neighboring home (same owner) at 1503 NW 41st Pl—a one-of-a-kind Gulf access estate on a half-acre with an oversized detached garage, pool, and full home upgrades. When combined, both properties offer nearly 3/4 of an acre and an unheard-of 250 feet of sailboat-access water frontage in Cape Coral. Whether you build your dream home, expand the current estate, or hold as investment, opportunities like this are vanishingly rare.

The lot has many exotic fruit trees including Sapodilla, custard apple, mango, ambarella, fig, pomegranate and a peanut butter fruit tree. The peanut butter fruit (Bunchosia glandulifera or B. argentea) is a small,, red-orange, tropical fruit native to South America that tastes remarkably like peanut butter, offering a sweet, creamy, and mildly nutty flavor.

Situated in NW Cape Coral near parks, schools, and boat ramps, this property has both long-term potential and immediate usability.

For details on the lot alone or the combined offering with the home next door, call or text to discuss next steps.