400 Lenell Rd

Windward Point is a mid-rise condominium complex on Fort Myers Beach completed in 1982, rising seven stories and primarily composed of one-bedroom floorplans (with some larger layouts appearing occasionally in listings). The overall architecture is low-rise coastal vernacular with screened and glassed lanais, exterior walkways, and a seawall that frames wide water views of Estero Bay and an intersecting canal leading toward the Gulf. Units commonly feature open living/dining layouts, kitchen islands or breakfast bars, granite counters, updated cabinetry, tray ceilings, walk-in closets, and a mix of tile and carpeted floors; several listings note renovated bathrooms, built-ins, wired sound and high-speed internet. Grounds and shared spaces reinforce a resort-like feel: a heated pool and spa sited to overlook the bay, clubhouse with kitchen and showers, shuffleboard and tennis courts, bike/kayak racks, fish-cleaning station, casual kayak launch and storage/locker rooms. Practical onsite elements include two laundry rooms per floor, assigned parking with occasional under-building spaces sold separately, exterior storage, sprinkler irrigation and outdoor grilling areas. The association maintains low HOA fees that typically include water and sewer; boat slips are sold separately. The property sits at the low-traffic end of Lenell Road within walking distance of Santini Plaza, Fish Tale Marina and restaurants, a short stroll to the island’s sugar-sand beach, and is noted for frequent dolphin and manatee sightings and strong short-term rental demand.