A place to make
your own.
Fort Myers offers a different perspective on Southwest Florida, with the Caloosahatchee River, a historic downtown, and neighborhoods that range from established streets to newer communities. It can suit buyers who want access to city amenities alongside time outdoors.
What draws people here
- Caloosahatchee River setting
- Historic downtown dining and arts
- A range of neighborhood styles
What to consider
Compare your everyday routes, property and association requirements, and how close you want to be to the river or the Gulf beaches.
Talk about Fort MyersThings to do in Fort Myers.
Start with these authoritative local resources for parks, culture, nature, and community life.
Fort Myers River District
Explore downtown dining, arts, events, and historic streets through the district organization.
Visit official resource Official estates websiteEdison and Ford Winter Estates
Visit historic homes, laboratories, museum galleries, and riverside botanical gardens.
Visit official resource City of Fort MyersCity parks & recreation
Find parks, pools, programs, and public recreation resources across Fort Myers.
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