3460 N Key Dr

Schooner Bay is a low-rise, five-story condominium complex built in 1977 along the Caloosahatchee River in North Fort Myers. The project contains one- and two-bedroom residence types, with several units legally configured as three bedrooms or convertible den/office layouts; many homes include verandas or L-shaped lanais facing river or landscaped courtyards. Interiors commonly show era-updated finishes: vaulted or tray ceilings, walk-in closets, eat-in kitchens with islands or breakfast bars, multiple-sink vanities and jetted tubs in some units. Buildings are arranged around manicured grounds with walking trails, water features and tropical plantings; shared outdoor spaces include a courtyard, patios, barbecue cabanas and a community fishing pier on the river. On-site amenities read like a resort: a heated community pool, fitness room, sauna, clubhouse/community room with kitchen and billiards, tennis courts and covered gathering areas. Security features include a gated entry with on-site guard and building-level security systems; individual units often have storm shutters or impact windows. Practical conveniences provided in the association fees include water and Wi-Fi; covered carports or assigned parking plus additional storage on lanais are common. The complex sits minutes from the historic Fort Myers River District and nearby dining, offering a quiet, waterside setting that blends active amenities with resortlike social space.