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Auction: A Rare Florida Waterfront Estate 8241 Main St 4 968 pi² 100% Loué Commerce de détail Immeuble Bokeelia, FL 33922 346 850 $ CAD (69,82 $ CAD/pi²)



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Faits saillants de l'investissement
- FLEXIBLE WATERFRONT USE POTENTIAL — Historic estate with opportunities for private residential, executive retreat, furnished rental, boutique hospital
- FORMER BOKEELIA TARPON INN — Historic 1914 waterfront estate formerly operated as the Bokeelia Tarpon Inn, offering a distinctive Old Florida story an
- PRIME CHARLOTTE HARBOR WATERFRONT SETTING — Located at the north end of Pine Island with panoramic water views and exceptional access to Southwest Fl.
- POTENTIAL TAX ADVANTAGES — Qualifying FF&E and other components may offer depreciation benefits; buyers should consult their own tax professionals.
- TURN-KEY OPPORTUNITY — Available fully furnished for immediate personal use, executive retreat, rental, or hospitality, recent one million improvement
- TWO PRIVATE BOAT SLIPS + WATER ACCESS — Two boat slips with lift access to Charlotte Harbor, Pine Island Sound, Boca Grande, Cayo Costa, and Gulf.
Résumé de l'annonce
PUBLIC PRICING™ AUCTION SALE — THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 12, 2026.
The published $250,000 price is the required deposit due at contract, regardless of the final sale price.
There are properties you buy to live in. There are properties you buy as investments. 8241 Main Street in Bokeelia offers the unusual opportunity to do both.
This rare historic waterfront estate, originally built in 1914 and formerly known as the Bokeelia Tarpon Inn, has been transformed by the current owners through more than $1 million in improvements, restoration, systems, finishes, landscaping, and exterior enhancements.
ONE PROPERTY. MANY POSSIBILITIES.
Private Florida estate. Executive retreat. Family getaway. Corporate residence. Florida transition home. Legacy property. Furnished rental. Boutique hospitality concept. Boating and fishing base. Income-producing waterfront asset. Or simply an extraordinary place to live.
OWN IT. ENJOY IT. LET IT WORK WHEN YOU’RE AWAY.
The property offers approximately 3,200 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, expansive indoor and outdoor gathering areas, panoramic Charlotte Harbor views, two private boat slips with lift access, extensive storm protection, upgraded systems, designer finishes, and potential turn-key availability.
LOCATION MAY BE THE PROPERTY’S GREATEST AMENITY.
Bokeelia sits at the north end of Pine Island in one of Southwest Florida’s most distinctive and naturally beautiful waterfront settings. This is Old Florida — quieter, lower-density, more authentic, and far removed from the tower-and-traffic experience found in many coastal markets.
The surrounding water system creates an extraordinary lifestyle. Charlotte Harbor, Pine Island Sound, Matlacha Pass, Boca Grande, Cayo Costa, North Captiva, Captiva, Sanibel, and the Gulf waters beyond are all part of the broader boating and fishing environment that makes this part of Florida so special.
For boaters, the opportunity is immediate. Step away from the house, access the water, and begin exploring some of Southwest Florida’s most celebrated islands, passes, beaches, fishing grounds, and coastal destinations.
For anglers, this is legendary water. The Charlotte Harbor and Boca Grande region is internationally known for tarpon fishing, along with snook, redfish, spotted seatrout, grouper, snapper, cobia, sheepshead, mackerel, and numerous other Gulf and inshore species.
For nature lovers, the experience extends beyond boating and fishing. Mangroves, seagrass beds, estuaries, aquatic preserves, birdlife, marine life, and largely undeveloped island environments create a setting that feels increasingly rare in Florida.
Cayo Costa provides miles of undeveloped island shoreline. Pine Island Sound and Matlacha Pass surround Pine Island with protected estuarine waters. Boca Grande Pass provides a major entrance to the Gulf and is one of the most recognized tarpon-fishing destinations in the world.
This is a place for kayaking at sunrise, boating to lunch, fishing before breakfast, gathering family on the porch, entertaining clients for a weekend, watching sunsets over the water, or simply disappearing for a few days into a quieter version of Florida.
Privacy without isolation. Character without pretense.
The natural environment is not decoration here. It is part of the property’s larger sense of place.
The docks are only the beginning. The real amenity is the water system beyond them.
Inside, the home combines authentic Old Florida character with significant modern investment. Improvements include a designer kitchen with Big Chill appliances, soapstone countertops, custom cabinetry, brass details, upgraded baths, custom millwork, impact-resistant windows, electric hurricane protection, Kevlar protection at the upstairs lanai, Generac standby generator, metal roof, spray-foam insulation, tankless water heater, upgraded HVAC, AZEK decking, landscaping, lighting, and numerous additional structural, mechanical, and cosmetic improvements.
The property may also be available furnished, creating the potential for a buyer to begin enjoying or operating it without having to recreate what has already been assembled.
For buyers considering investment or income-producing use, furnished rental, hospitality, executive lodging, and other strategies may be worth exploring, subject to applicable zoning, association requirements, permits, insurance, and governmental approvals. Qualifying furniture, fixtures, equipment, and other components may also offer depreciation opportunities; buyers should consult their own tax professionals regarding eligibility and treatment.
What makes this offering especially compelling is its flexibility.
A buyer may see a private waterfront home. Another may see a family legacy property. Another may see an executive retreat. Another may see an income-producing asset. Another may see a Florida relocation strategy. Another may see a boutique hospitality concept.
The next owner does not have to fit the property into one predetermined use.
The property can be shaped around the buyer’s life, business, family, investment goals, and vision.
PUBLIC PRICING™ is not conventional open-cry bidding.
It is a buyer-and-seller collaboration process designed to allow serious buyers to study the property, form their own opinion of value, communicate privately, and have a conversation before final decisions are made.
Understand the property. Have a conversation. Decide your price.
All bidding communication is handled directly through Fred DeFalco, licensed auctioneer and broker, together with the owner of the property. The objective is clarity, not confusion; conversation, not pressure.
Broker cooperation is welcomed. Fred DeFalco will cooperate with brokers representing qualified buyers, including appropriate cooperation with out-of-state brokers in accordance with Florida law.
The owners have relocated and are ready to move forward.
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 12, 2026.
If 8241 Main Street is of serious interest to you, begin the conversation sooner rather than later.
Study the property. Study the possibilities. Decide what it is worth to you.
Complete property information, photographs, due diligence materials, buyer information, and registration are available at:
www.8241Main.com
The published $250,000 price is the required deposit due at contract, regardless of the final sale price.
There are properties you buy to live in. There are properties you buy as investments. 8241 Main Street in Bokeelia offers the unusual opportunity to do both.
This rare historic waterfront estate, originally built in 1914 and formerly known as the Bokeelia Tarpon Inn, has been transformed by the current owners through more than $1 million in improvements, restoration, systems, finishes, landscaping, and exterior enhancements.
ONE PROPERTY. MANY POSSIBILITIES.
Private Florida estate. Executive retreat. Family getaway. Corporate residence. Florida transition home. Legacy property. Furnished rental. Boutique hospitality concept. Boating and fishing base. Income-producing waterfront asset. Or simply an extraordinary place to live.
OWN IT. ENJOY IT. LET IT WORK WHEN YOU’RE AWAY.
The property offers approximately 3,200 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, expansive indoor and outdoor gathering areas, panoramic Charlotte Harbor views, two private boat slips with lift access, extensive storm protection, upgraded systems, designer finishes, and potential turn-key availability.
LOCATION MAY BE THE PROPERTY’S GREATEST AMENITY.
Bokeelia sits at the north end of Pine Island in one of Southwest Florida’s most distinctive and naturally beautiful waterfront settings. This is Old Florida — quieter, lower-density, more authentic, and far removed from the tower-and-traffic experience found in many coastal markets.
The surrounding water system creates an extraordinary lifestyle. Charlotte Harbor, Pine Island Sound, Matlacha Pass, Boca Grande, Cayo Costa, North Captiva, Captiva, Sanibel, and the Gulf waters beyond are all part of the broader boating and fishing environment that makes this part of Florida so special.
For boaters, the opportunity is immediate. Step away from the house, access the water, and begin exploring some of Southwest Florida’s most celebrated islands, passes, beaches, fishing grounds, and coastal destinations.
For anglers, this is legendary water. The Charlotte Harbor and Boca Grande region is internationally known for tarpon fishing, along with snook, redfish, spotted seatrout, grouper, snapper, cobia, sheepshead, mackerel, and numerous other Gulf and inshore species.
For nature lovers, the experience extends beyond boating and fishing. Mangroves, seagrass beds, estuaries, aquatic preserves, birdlife, marine life, and largely undeveloped island environments create a setting that feels increasingly rare in Florida.
Cayo Costa provides miles of undeveloped island shoreline. Pine Island Sound and Matlacha Pass surround Pine Island with protected estuarine waters. Boca Grande Pass provides a major entrance to the Gulf and is one of the most recognized tarpon-fishing destinations in the world.
This is a place for kayaking at sunrise, boating to lunch, fishing before breakfast, gathering family on the porch, entertaining clients for a weekend, watching sunsets over the water, or simply disappearing for a few days into a quieter version of Florida.
Privacy without isolation. Character without pretense.
The natural environment is not decoration here. It is part of the property’s larger sense of place.
The docks are only the beginning. The real amenity is the water system beyond them.
Inside, the home combines authentic Old Florida character with significant modern investment. Improvements include a designer kitchen with Big Chill appliances, soapstone countertops, custom cabinetry, brass details, upgraded baths, custom millwork, impact-resistant windows, electric hurricane protection, Kevlar protection at the upstairs lanai, Generac standby generator, metal roof, spray-foam insulation, tankless water heater, upgraded HVAC, AZEK decking, landscaping, lighting, and numerous additional structural, mechanical, and cosmetic improvements.
The property may also be available furnished, creating the potential for a buyer to begin enjoying or operating it without having to recreate what has already been assembled.
For buyers considering investment or income-producing use, furnished rental, hospitality, executive lodging, and other strategies may be worth exploring, subject to applicable zoning, association requirements, permits, insurance, and governmental approvals. Qualifying furniture, fixtures, equipment, and other components may also offer depreciation opportunities; buyers should consult their own tax professionals regarding eligibility and treatment.
What makes this offering especially compelling is its flexibility.
A buyer may see a private waterfront home. Another may see a family legacy property. Another may see an executive retreat. Another may see an income-producing asset. Another may see a Florida relocation strategy. Another may see a boutique hospitality concept.
The next owner does not have to fit the property into one predetermined use.
The property can be shaped around the buyer’s life, business, family, investment goals, and vision.
PUBLIC PRICING™ is not conventional open-cry bidding.
It is a buyer-and-seller collaboration process designed to allow serious buyers to study the property, form their own opinion of value, communicate privately, and have a conversation before final decisions are made.
Understand the property. Have a conversation. Decide your price.
All bidding communication is handled directly through Fred DeFalco, licensed auctioneer and broker, together with the owner of the property. The objective is clarity, not confusion; conversation, not pressure.
Broker cooperation is welcomed. Fred DeFalco will cooperate with brokers representing qualified buyers, including appropriate cooperation with out-of-state brokers in accordance with Florida law.
The owners have relocated and are ready to move forward.
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 12, 2026.
If 8241 Main Street is of serious interest to you, begin the conversation sooner rather than later.
Study the property. Study the possibilities. Decide what it is worth to you.
Complete property information, photographs, due diligence materials, buyer information, and registration are available at:
www.8241Main.com
Bilan financier (Pro forma - 2026) |
Annuel (CAD) | Annuel par pi² (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Revenu de location brut |
242 795 $
|
48,87 $
|
| Autres revenus |
-
|
-
|
| Perte due à l’inoccupation |
-
|
-
|
| Revenu brut effectif |
242 795 $
|
48,87 $
|
| Taxes |
-
|
-
|
| Dépenses d’exploitation |
-
|
-
|
| Total des dépenses |
41 622 $
|
8,38 $
|
| Revenu net d’exploitation |
201 173 $
|
40,49 $
|
Bilan financier (Pro forma - 2026)
| Revenu de location brut (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | 242 795 $ |
| Annuel par pi² | 48,87 $ |
| Autres revenus (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | - |
| Annuel par pi² | - |
| Perte due à l’inoccupation (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | - |
| Annuel par pi² | - |
| Revenu brut effectif (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | 242 795 $ |
| Annuel par pi² | 48,87 $ |
| Taxes (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | - |
| Annuel par pi² | - |
| Dépenses d’exploitation (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | - |
| Annuel par pi² | - |
| Total des dépenses (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | 41 622 $ |
| Annuel par pi² | 8,38 $ |
| Revenu net d’exploitation (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annuel | 201 173 $ |
| Annuel par pi² | 40,49 $ |
Faits sur la propriété
Type de vente
Investissement
Condition de vente
Vente sur saisie
Type de propriété
Commerce de détail
Taille du bâtiment
4 968 pi²
Classe d’immeuble
B
Année de construction/rénovation
1914/2024
Prix
346 850 $ CAD
Prix par pi²
69,82 $ CAD
Pourcentage loué
100%
Hauteur du bâtiment
2 étages
Coefficient d’occupation des sols de l’immeuble
0,35
Taille du lot
0,32 AC
Zonage
RM-2 - RARE - RESIDENTIAL - ESTATE HOME - PLUS HOSPITALITY ZONING — HOTEL A lot of flexibility allowing for hospitality, boutique lodging, vacation rental
Façade
110’ sur Main Street
Commodités
- Bord de l’eau
- Climatisation
- Balcon
Inaccessible à pied
10/100
Exceptionnellement adapté aux voitures
90/100
Plutôt accessible en vélo
40/100
Impôts fonciers
| Numéro de lot | 25-43-21-07-0000A.0060 | Évaluation des bâtiments | 440 517 $ CAD |
| Évaluation du terrain | 198 630 $ CAD | Évaluation totale | 639 147 $ CAD |
Impôts fonciers
Numéro de lot
25-43-21-07-0000A.0060
Évaluation du terrain
198 630 $ CAD
Évaluation des bâtiments
440 517 $ CAD
Évaluation totale
639 147 $ CAD
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