151 Ocean Park Drive This beautifully updated, heated inground pool and spa home, is offered mostly furnished (with the exception of personal items and some family furniture). This rare find, blends the charm of an established property with mature shade trees and landscape lighting, and the modern upgrades today's buyers are looking for. Situated on a freshwater canal ideal for fishing and kayaking, and backing directly to the Frank Mann Preserve, the home offers exceptional privacy with no rear neighbors. It boasts a fully fenced, private backyard with fruit trees, and a large Florida-certified, hurricane-anchored garden shed with covered porch. This property also has the added advantage of being located less than 2 miles from the location of Lee County's new, state-of-the-art, Alva High School, with an estimated completion date of spring 2027. Inside, the thoughtfully designed split-bedroom floor plan includes cathedral ceilings in the living and dining areas. The primary suite offers a walk-in closet and a beautifully updated walk-in shower. Just off the upgraded kitchen showcasing granite countertops, modern cabinetry, high-end appliances, and a spacious walk-in pantry, is the dining room, where French doors open to the screened lanai and pool, where you can enjoy serene views of the canal and preserve-an ideal setting for morning coffee or evening sunsets and gatherings. Recent improvements include a new HVAC system (2024) with a 10-year transferable warranty, a new water treatment system (2024), new pool pump, new roof (2018), luxury vinyl plank flooring, refaced kitchen cabinets, an impact-rated garage door, upgraded indoor and outdoor lighting, and fencing replaced in 2017 and 2024. The home also features a professionally installed, permitted, generator hook-up for added peace of mind. The BRAND-NEW, never used, whole house, dual fuel, portable GENERATOR is being offered as a separate sale item. Located in FEMA Flood Zone X, no flood insurance is required, and the home has never sustained hurricane damage-even during major storms such as Ian, Debbie, Helene, or Milton.