Amiata at Pelican Preserve, Pelican Preserve, Fort Myers, FL, Real Estate

About Amiata at Pelican Preserve

Amiata at Pelican Preserve is an active adult 55+ condo building in the Pelican Preserve neighborhood of Fort Myers, Florida, built between 2005 and 2006. It currently has 12 condos for sale with an average list price of $264,691.67. The homes range in size from 1,245 ft2 to 1,380 ft2. The HOA fees range from $63 to $488 per month. The average annual property tax for Amiata at Pelican Preserve is $3,888.68. It is located in Lee County.

Amiata offers an inviting retreat for active adults seeking resort-style living amid lush natural surroundings. Residents enjoy seamless access to an array of upscale amenities, including a grand town center buzzing with live music performances, arts and crafts studios, and card rooms for social gatherings. Fitness enthusiasts can unwind in multiple resort-style pools, an indoor lap pool, and dedicated fitness rooms, while the indoor walking track provides a climate-controlled path for daily exercise. For leisure, options abound with a state-of-the-art theater for cinematic nights, a billiards room for friendly competitions, a library for quiet reading, and a computer room for staying connected. Outdoor pursuits thrive on the 27-hole championship golf course with its pro shop and clubhouse dining, tennis and pickleball courts, an outdoor amphitheater for evening shows, a baseball diamond for casual games, and scenic preserve trails with boardwalks winding through cypress and pine landscapes, complete with a private beach and dog park. Woodworking shops and banquet facilities round out the offerings, fostering creativity and community events in this idyllic Southwest Florida haven.

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