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Single-family homes, Condominiums and villas, Golf and beach-park residences may be available. Compare lot or building position, maintenance coverage, age, renovations, views, and neighborhood-specific rules.
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A large Bonita Springs community with detached and attached neighborhoods, private island beach access, recreation, boating opportunities, and two Tom Fazio golf courses.
Current searches may include single-family homes, condominiums and villas, golf and beach-park residences. Property styles, neighborhood associations, included services, and amenity rights can vary within the community.
The residence, neighborhood association, master association, and club may each provide different services and privileges.
Single-family homes, Condominiums and villas, Golf and beach-park residences may be available. Compare lot or building position, maintenance coverage, age, renovations, views, and neighborhood-specific rules.
The Nest Golf Club is part of the community lifestyle. Golf access, dining, racquet sports, fitness, pools, and social privileges should be confirmed for the specific property.
A large Bonita Springs community with detached and attached neighborhoods, private island beach access, recreation, boating opportunities, and two Tom Fazio golf courses.
The Nest operates independently and golf membership is separate from residential ownership. Compare association costs, beach and amenity rights, club availability, insurance, and property condition.
Course access and membership can differ from residential ownership, so both should be reviewed before purchasing.
Golf courses, configurations, ownership, membership programs, access, fees, yardages, and operating policies can change. Current details and the latest scorecard should be confirmed with the applicable club and association before purchasing.
The membership connected to a property can be as important as the home itself. These common Southwest Florida arrangements affect joining costs, annual expenses, tee-time access, and resale.
The buyer purchases a separate club membership and generally pays annual dues. Memberships are often limited, which may improve tee-time availability during the winter season. Confirm the current initiation amount, refund or resale terms, waitlist, assessments, and whether membership is available when the home closes.
Golf membership is tied to ownership of the home or condominium. Owners generally pay annual club dues and may also pay cart, trail, food-and-beverage, or other charges. Confirm whether every property has the same membership category and which family privileges transfer with the property.
The course is open on a pay-as-you-play basis. A nearby residential community may offer preferred rates or advance tee-time privileges, but owning a home does not necessarily include membership rights. Confirm resident benefits directly with the course.
Adapted from Lee Collier Realty Group’s Southwest Florida Golfing brochure and updated for current buyer guidance. Club programs and charges can change.
Compare the published course length and par from each available tee set.
| Tee or Course | Yards | Par |
|---|---|---|
| Gator Course | 6,930 | 73 |
| Hurricane Course | 6,743 | 72 |
Tee names, yardages, ratings, slopes, and par can change following renovations or re-rating. Confirm the current official scorecard with the golf club before playing or purchasing.
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