1901 Clifford St

A mid-rise condominium tower built in 1981, this 14-story riverfront complex is composed primarily of two-bedroom residences with split-bedroom layouts and generous living spaces. Units typically feature sizable screened lanais or balconies facing the Caloosahatchee River, open living/dining plans, kitchens with breakfast bars or islands, walk-in closets in primary suites, and a mix of updated finishes including granite counters, wood and tile flooring, impact-rated windows, and modernized mechanicals (replumbed and updated HVAC reported). Common interior features across units include tray or vaulted ceilings, built-in cabinetry, dual sinks and jetted tubs in some baths, full-size laundry areas, and abundant closet storage. Exterior and community amenities are strongly oriented to waterfront and active outdoor living: a heated community pool with cabana and grill area, lighted tennis/pickleball courts, fishing pier, boat/river access orientation, landscaped grounds with sprinkler irrigation, covered/deeded parking or carports, dedicated storage and on-site community room and fitness facility. Building updates in recent years noted include new elevators, exterior painting, new roofing, and storm-mitigation elements such as impact glass, electric or manual shutters and reinforced doors. Pet policies are permitted with restrictions; condo fees commonly cover utilities like water, basic cable, pest control and trash. Located within walking distance of downtown Fort Myers’ Historic River District, the complex sits steps from grocery shopping, restaurants, cultural attractions and seasonal trolley service. The neighborhood supports a walkable, riverfront lifestyle with easy access to dining, nightlife, parks and the Edison Ford Winter Estates, making the development well suited to residents seeking low-maintenance waterfront living in a central urban setting.