FORT MYERS, FL, April 23, 2014 (Press-News.org) Santa Luz, the gated portion of the 3,000-acre Gateway master-planned community in Fort Myers, is proud to announce two coach homes have recently sold with now only two coach homes currently available for purchase. For a limited time, those who buy a coach home will receive $5,000 cash back at closing. Potential homeowners are encouraged to act fast.
"Buyers can use the incentive in many different ways from paying homeowner association fees upfront, adding upgrades to the home, using towards golf membership or simply putting in a savings account," said Santa Luz Spokesperson Jeff Barney. "We are also offering Broker and Agent incentives on the two remaining homes."
The two coach homes ready for purchase at Santa Luz are the Cerrado floor plan both with a listing price of $217,000. The new homes feature a number of fabulous upgrades in every home including granite counters and stainless steel appliances.
The Cerrado is Santa Luz's ground floor residence with 1,640 sq. ft. of living area. The three-bedroom, two-bath design includes a spacious master suite with an enclosed shower and a whirlpool soaker tub. The kitchen features a large work area with granite countertops, a selection of ENERGY STAR rated GE appliances, and a spacious breakfast and dining area. Floor coverings include tile, laminate wood and carpet accented with tray ceilings.
In addition to the two coach homes for sale, the community is introducing a new custom pool and cabana with a covered outdoor picnic area, bathrooms and fitness center.
Santa Luz offers affordable luxury living in one of the best locations in Southwest Florida. Located approximately one mile from the new Boston Red Sox spring training, Gateway Charter Schools and quick access to the airport, the 8.4-acre community offers 64 individual residences.
The Gateway master-planned community includes more than 40 businesses and offers several parks and more than 15 miles of walking, jogging, biking and fitness trails, many of them overlooking the golf course, lakes & nature preserves. The centerpiece of the community is the Gateway Golf & Country Club which boasts a championship 18-hole golf course designed by Tom Fazio, fine dining, a fitness center, pool, tennis and much more.
Santa Luz is located at 12071 Santa Luz Drive (off of Westlinks Dr), Fort Myers, Florida 33913. Follow Daniels Blvd heading East, past the new Boston Red Sox stadium to Gateway Blvd. Turn left and follow approximately two miles to Gateway Golf & Country Club main entrance on left. At the gate, reference Santa Luz Condominiums on Santa Luz Dr. The attendant will provide directions to Santa Luz.
Santa Luz Coach Homes - The Best Just Got Better! For more information, contact 239-333-3447 or visit santaluzfortmyers.com.
About Santa Luz Operating Ventures, LLC.
Santa Luz is owned and is being developed by Santa Luz Operating Ventures, LLC. The partners involved in the project have nearly 100 years of combined experience in the financing, development and management of real estate and other business ventures. Their experience includes the management of real estate operations for the Rockefeller Family Trust and a portfolio of 19 real estate partnerships for Westminster Equities, Ltd.
In 2004 the partnership pioneered the residential development of the Fort Myers waterfront with the Beau Rivage, St. Tropez and Riviera -- three high-rise condominiums with 450 residential units valued at $180 million.
Today, the partnership is involved in the acquisition, development and marketing of high-quality residential and commercial properties throughout Southwest Florida.
Only Two Coach Homes Remain at Santa Luz
Potential homeowners are encouraged to act fast with enticing incentives.
2014-04-23
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