The story
- Pool
- Waterfront
Unit 540 at 25740 Hickory Boulevard is a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, single-level condo in Bonita Springs, FL with 1,181 sq ft of living space, built in 1977. Highlights include a waterfront setting and a pool.
One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged, AI generated or rendered. Set between the Gulf and bay at the tip of Little Hickory Island, this seldom-available, sought-after corner residence at Bonita Beach Club captures sweeping water views from a variety of distinct vantage points. Offered furnished, the two-bedroom, two-bath residence features private balconies that extend the living experience outdoors and take full advantage of its coastal position. Inside, a light-filled palette creates a clean, timeless aesthetic. Updated flooring, a white-paneled ceiling with beam detailing, recessed lighting and expansive glass doors complement the surroundings. The renovated kitchen features white cabinetry, stone countertops, illuminated glass-front cabinetry and generous storage. Both bedrooms offer direct balcony access and water views. Bonita Beach Club offers direct beach access and an extensive collection of newly updated amenities. Residents enjoy beachside tennis and pickleball courts, shuffleboard, a fitness center, three community rooms, a library, barbecue area, game room, fishing pier and one of the area’s largest beachfront pools. Opportunities may also be available to lease or purchase a boat dock. The gated community has undergone extensive improvements, including a refurbished beachfront pool, new two-story pool house, refreshed tropical landscaping, a roof replacement completed in 2021, a new beachside perimeter wall and additional grounds and paver parking enhancements underway. At Bonita Beach Club, days can move easily from the beach to boating and fishing, complemented by an impressive collection of amenities within the community. Dining and shopping are nearby, with Southwest Florida International Airport within convenient reach. This combination of location, access and coastal experiences is increasingly difficult to replicate along the Southwest Florida coast.
