Matlacha Pass B7 Southwest Florida
An extraordinary undeveloped waterfront island surrounded by the natural landscape of Matlacha Pass b reachable only by boat, minutes from Pine Island and Cape Coral.
The Opportunity
Set within the Matlacha Pass / Pine Island environment, this substantial undeveloped island property combines scale, waterfront exposure, natural surroundings and remarkable proximity to established Southwest Florida communities.
The property comprises approximately 43.52B1 acres. This is not a conventional residential lot. It is an opportunity for a buyer interested in large-scale private waterfront ownership, environmental stewardship, long-term land ownership, or the potential pursuit of carefully planned residential use subject to applicable governmental approvals.
The Property
An undeveloped, boat-access island set within the Matlacha Pass environment b predominantly mangrove wetland, with a documented history of environmental review for potential residential use.
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Location
Regional mapping and satellite imagery via Google Maps. The illustrative sketch is a schematic reference only b no parcel boundary shown on this site is derived from a recorded survey. A licensed survey is available as part of the due-diligence package.
Set at the top of Pine Island in Lee County, with open water on nearly every side and the conveniences of Cape Coral and Fort Myers within easy boat range.
Due Diligence
The island has previously undergone site-specific environmental review.
Historical records document a Florida Department of Environmental Protection site visit and pre-application environmental review involving a proposed 40' C 40' elevated, stilt-built residence and a private dock. The Department's review determined that the island consists of wetlands and other surface waters dominated by mangrove habitat.
The historical review identified environmental considerations spanning:
This property is historically evaluated for residential development. Development potential is subject to governmental approvals.
The historical DEP review was an informal pre-application review and wetland determination. It did not constitute a building permit, Environmental Resource Permit, development order, or authorization to construct.
Possibility
A single elevated residence, tucked lightly into the mangrove canopy b self-contained, minimal footprint, built for the water around it.
AI-assisted conceptual line sketch b not an actual photograph, architectural rendering, or approved development plan. Any future structure remains subject to survey, wetland delineation, and governmental permitting.
The Setting
The island sits inside the Matlacha Pass Aquatic Preserve, an Outstanding Florida Water b dense mangrove canopy, tidal creeks, and open water that support fish, birds, and the kind of privacy that's disappearing along this coast.
This natural setting is inseparable from the opportunity itself: it's what keeps the island undeveloped, quiet, and unmistakably its own place on the water.
Protected environmental resources cannot be assumed to be freely alterable. Their presence is part of what defines this property's privacy and character.
Looking Ahead
Development is subject to governmental review and approval. Prospective purchasers should conduct independent due diligence.
Regional Context
The Pine Island / Bokeelia region includes a small collection of significant privately held island properties. Their existence confirms that this stretch of Charlotte Harbor and Pine Island Sound already supports serious private-island ownership b not that any two island properties in the area are comparable to one another.
Located nearby off the north end of Pine Island, Burgess Island is a developed private-island estate with a historic residence and supporting infrastructure, most recently brought to market at a substantial asking price.
It is referenced here solely to illustrate that the Pine Island / Bokeelia corridor supports an established high-end private-island market b not as a value comparison. The subject property is raw, undeveloped land and shares none of Burgess Island's improvements, uplands infrastructure, or development entitlements.
Why This Property Is Different
43.52B1 Acres
Private Waterfront Scale
Boat-Access Setting
Minutes From Established Communities
Documented Environmental / Development History
Who Should Inquire
Due Diligence
Qualified interested parties may request access to available due-diligence materials for the 43.52B1 acre opportunity.
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