The City of Cape Coral is located in Lee County, Florida.  Being only about 40 years old, Cape Coral has become one of the fastest growing cities in Florida.  Thanks to the beautiful, sun-filled days, the beach plays a large part in the active lifestyle of the Cape Coral community.

~ History of Cape Coral

Cape Coral real estate was carefully chosen by the Rosen brothers in the late 1950s and officially became an incorporated city in 1970.  The Rosen brothers were responsible for plotting out the city and creating its more than 400 miles of waterways.  Their intense marketing to people living, not only in the immediate area, but also the surrounding states, helped get all 350,000 residential sites sold, helping Cape Coral become what is now the 11th largest populated city in the state of Florida.

~ Cape Coral's Education System

Cape Coral public schools are serviced primarily by Lee County School District, which happens to be one of the largest school districts in the United States.  There are 10 public elementary schools, eight public middle schools, five public high schools, three charter schools and 12 private schools providing education to residents of Cape Coral real estate.

~ Things to See and Do in Cape Coral

Thanks in large part to the beautiful, sunny weather throughout the year, outdoor recreation ranks high in the Cape Coral lifestyle.  For the outdoor nature lover, cruise the Everglades, charter a fishing boat, take a bicycle tour of the area or enjoy any one of the many public parks.  For those people that are interested in more indoor activities, visit an art gallery, see a museum (like the Cape Coral Historical Museum) or enjoy the great shopping and dining available throughout Cape Coral.  There are so many things to see and do in Cape Coral that you will never be bored!