Fort Myers Beach · South End
Taken from the lanai. A gulf-front two bedroom condo, rebuilt from the studs in 2026, sleeping six, booked by the week straight through the owner.
Availability
I own unit 403 and I answer these myself, usually the same day. Tell me when you’d like to come and how many are in your party, and I’ll confirm whether the week is open and what it runs.
403 is booked by the week. Seven nights minimum, and December through April runs Saturday to Saturday. No pets and no smoking. Service animals are welcome.
Once we have your week settled, the rental agreement, payment and keys are arranged through our on-island management office. Nothing is charged on this site.
The condo
Every photo below was taken after the 2026 renovation. Nothing is staged from a brochure.
Remodeled 2026
If you have stayed on Fort Myers Beach in the last few years, you know the difference between a unit that was patched and a unit that was redone. Here is exactly what is new.
Sleeps 6
| Space | Bedding | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Primary bedroom | King | 65″ smart TV, gulf views on two walls, private sliding door onto the lanai |
| Guest bedroom | Queen | Wall of closet storage, bathroom directly next door |
| Living room | Queen sleeper sofa | Plus an electric recliner and a 65″ smart TV |
Two full bathrooms, both remodeled. Beach towels, chairs and a cooler are already in the condo — leave yours at home.
Step-free access
You can get a wheelchair from the parking lot to the front door of 403, and from the front door into every room, without lifting it over a single step. That is unusual on this island, where most beachfront buildings put the living space up a flight of stairs.
If you or someone travelling with you uses a wheelchair, walker or scooter, tell me in the form below and I will give you exact door widths and bathroom measurements before you commit to anything. I would rather answer the specific question than have you arrive and find something does not work. Full step-free details.
What a week costs
A peak-season week at 403 lands in the low three thousands, all in. That figure already includes the departure cleaning, the reservation fee and Florida’s sales and tourist taxes. Nothing gets added after you say yes. Outside December through April it comes down a long way.
Split six ways, a peak week works out around seventy-five dollars per person per night.
That is for the whole condo: eleven hundred square feet, two bedrooms, two remodeled bathrooms, a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, and a screened lanai with nothing between it and the Gulf. Six people in hotel rooms on this beach means two room rates, no kitchen, no laundry, and a walk to the water.
Rates are set by our on-island management office and move with the season and the week, so the number above is a guide, not a quote. Send your dates and I will get you the real one.
The beach
If your picture of Fort Myers Beach is from just after Hurricane Ian, it is out of date. The island’s renourishment project finished in August 2025 after placing roughly 950,000 cubic yards of dredged sand along all seven miles, and the south end — where Eden House sits — was rebuilt first.
What that means when you walk out the back door: an enormously wide, soft, sugar-white beach with newly planted dunes, walkable end to end at any tide. It is the best the sand has looked in decades, and there is no road to cross to reach it.
About the pool: the community pool is being rebuilt. The Town of Fort Myers Beach approved the permit and construction unanimously, and the association expects it finished by January 1, 2027. Until it opens I am not counting it as an amenity, so if you are booking a stay before then, plan on the beach and the Gulf. I would rather tell you now than have you find out at check-in.
The south end
Eden House sits on the residential south end of the island, away from the Times Square crowds, and the neighborhood has come back better than it was.
Read the south-end guides — six write-ups on Lovers Key, shelling, fishing, Santini Plaza, boats and wildlife, and getting around the island.
Reborn with new restaurants and shops — Legno Italian Kitchen with live music, South Beach Grille, Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii for the morning, a new nail and day spa, a liquor store and Ace Hardware. A 7-Eleven across the street covers the essentials.
Read the Santini Plaza guide → MinutesFull grocery up the boulevard at Snook Bight Marina, with a deli doing hot meals, custom subs, platters and a bakery. The island’s other restaurants and beach bars are an easy drive or trolley ride.
Where to eat on the south end → Minutes southKayaking, paddleboarding, bike trails, manatees and one of the best undeveloped beaches in Florida.
Hours, fees and trails → Now openThe new bridge reconnects the south end to Bonita Springs and Naples. The old span was sunk offshore as an artificial reef for divers and anglers.
The new reef, and fishing the pass → MinutesCatch the morning ferry, spend the day on Duval Street, and be back on the lanai for sunset.
How the day trip works → 45 minutesSouthwest Florida International, with nonstops from most of the Midwest and Northeast.
Getting around without a car →
Weekly rentals · seven-night minimum · Saturday to Saturday in season
Peak season runs December through April and the good weeks go early. Send your dates and I’ll tell you straight away whether 403 is open.
Check your datesIf it looks like your week, send me your dates and I’ll tell you whether it’s open and what it runs.