Cassia Coach Homes for Sale at Vasari Country Club
Cassia at Vasari Country Club is an intimate coach-home condominium village of approximately 68 residences within Vasari's private bundled-golf community in Bonita Springs, Florida.
Cassia combines low-rise condominium ownership with generous living areas, private entrances, large screened lanais and attached two-car garages. The neighborhood is organized in approximately 17 four-residence buildings, with two homes occupying the first floor and two larger residences occupying upper-floor positions.
Documented first-floor Cassia homes generally provide approximately 1,998 to 2,034 square feet of air-conditioned living area, while larger upper-floor configurations extend from approximately 2,716 to 2,873 square feet.
Cassia also provides its own neighborhood swimming pool, while individual residences can overlook lakes, preserves, landscaping or layered Vasari golf-oriented settings.
Approx. 68 Residences • Approx. 17 Four-Home Buildings • First- & Second-Floor Living • Approx. 1,998–2,873 Sq. Ft. • 2-Car Garages • Large Lanais • Neighborhood Pool • Lake & Preserve Views • Bundled Golf
Cassia's residential buildings are designed around four homes rather than large condominium corridors or shared high-rise lobbies.
Two residences occupy first-floor positions and two residences occupy the upper level. Each home has its own entrance and attached garage.
With approximately 68 residences and four homes per building, Cassia contains about 17 low-rise coach-home buildings.
The format combines condominium maintenance with many features buyers associate with villa or single-family living, including private entries, substantial interiors, large lanais and two-car garages.
Cassia comparison rule: separate first-floor and second-floor residences before selecting comparable sales because their living areas, layouts and accessibility differ substantially.
First-Floor Cassia Coach Homes
Cassia's first-floor residences provide direct single-level living without an interior staircase to the primary living area.
Documented lower-floor homes generally range from approximately 1,998 to 2,034 square feet of air-conditioned living area.
Many provide three bedrooms, two bathrooms, generous kitchens, open great-room living, screened lanais and attached two-car garages.
The Dolce is a documented first-floor Cassia plan of approximately 2,034 square feet, providing three-bedroom single-level living within the coach-home format.
Second-Floor Cassia Coach Homes
Cassia's upper residences provide considerably more interior living space than the first-floor homes.
Documented upper-floor configurations include approximately 2,716 and 2,873 square feet of air-conditioned living area.
Larger upper residences commonly include three bedrooms plus den, approximately two-and-one-half bathrooms, substantial great-room living, breakfast areas and expansive screened lanais.
Upper-floor homes can also benefit from elevated lake and preserve views and greater separation from ground-level landscaping.
Cassia Living-Area Categories
Approx. 1,998 Sq. Ft. A documented first-floor configuration with three bedrooms, single-level living and attached garage.
Approx. 2,034 Sq. Ft. The documented Dolce first-floor plan offers generous single-level coach-home living.
Approx. 2,716 Sq. Ft. A large upper-floor configuration with significantly more living area than Cassia's lower homes.
Approx. 2,873 Sq. Ft. One of Cassia's largest documented upper-floor configurations, commonly including den or flexible living space.
Square-footage rule: compare air-conditioned living area consistently. Total building area may also include garage, lanai, entry and other covered spaces.
Altessa Way & Carrara Court
Cassia residences are found along portions of Altessa Way and Carrara Court within Vasari Country Club.
Street address alone should not be used to identify the neighborhood because portions of Altessa Way also serve other Vasari residences.
Buyers and sellers should verify the MLS subdivision and legal condominium designation before treating another Altessa Way property as a Cassia comparable.
That distinction is especially important because Cassia and Altessa have separate condominium structures, different residence counts and different floor-plan patterns.
Lake, Preserve & Golf-Oriented Views
Lake Views Waterfront buildings can provide broad water views and additional separation from neighboring residences.
Preserve Views Natural vegetation can create privacy and a quieter screened-lanai backdrop.
Lake + Preserve Some residences combine water and preserved vegetation for a layered natural outlook.
Golf-Oriented Setting Vasari's golf landscape remains part of Cassia's broader environment, with buildings positioned differently relative to Club grounds and fairways.
Permanent-value principle: countertops and flooring can be renovated. Floor level, lake width, preserve orientation, rear exposure and building position cannot simply be changed later.
First Floor vs. Second Floor
First-Floor Access Direct single-level living can appeal to buyers prioritizing convenience and long-term accessibility.
Second-Floor Space Upper residences provide substantially larger interiors and more flexible living arrangements.
View Elevation Upper homes can provide broader lake, preserve and landscaped sight lines.
Landscape Relationship Ground-floor residences provide a closer visual connection with lawns, water and vegetation.
Two-Car Attached Garages
Attached two-car garages are an important Cassia feature and distinguish the village from many smaller Southwest Florida condominium products.
First-floor residences typically connect directly from the garage to the principal living level.
For upper residences, the garage and private entrance remain at ground level while the primary living space is above.
Buyers intending to store a personal golf cart alongside full-size vehicles should measure the actual usable garage and verify current Vasari golf-cart policies rather than relying only on the advertised garage count.
Cassia Neighborhood Swimming Pool
Cassia has its own neighborhood swimming pool, adding a convenient village-level recreation option close to the residences.
The private Cassia pool complements the broader Vasari Country Club amenities rather than replacing them.
Building position relative to the pool can be a convenience benefit for some owners and a privacy or activity consideration for others.
Screened Lanais & Outdoor Living
Large screened lanais are central to Cassia's coach-home lifestyle.
Upper residences can provide broad elevated outlooks over lakes and preserves, while first-floor lanais create a closer connection with water, vegetation and landscaped common areas.
Buyers should compare lanai size, rear exposure, screening, flooring, storm protection, privacy and the permanence of the view.
Cassia Construction & Architecture
Cassia was developed primarily during approximately 2006 and 2007, during the later portion of Vasari's original residential buildout.
The buildings generally use concrete-block and stucco construction with tile roofs and Mediterranean-influenced architecture consistent with the broader Vasari design.
Because Cassia is now an established condominium neighborhood, association capital planning is as important as the condition of the individual residence.
Roof history, painting cycles, insurance, reserve funding and anticipated exterior projects should be reviewed with interior renovation and mechanical systems.
Renovated vs. More Original Cassia Homes
Cassia interiors now range from residences retaining more of their original mid-2000s finishes to extensively renovated homes.
Kitchen Compare cabinetry, countertops, appliances, island design, lighting and storage.
Bathrooms Review showers, tubs, vanities, fixtures, tile and ventilation.
Flooring Evaluate material, installation and any association requirements for upper-floor hard surfaces.
HVAC Confirm system count, age and service history, particularly in larger upper residences.
Water Heater Review age, capacity, location and replacement history.
Lanai Compare shutters, screening, flooring, rear exposure and permanent view.
Cassia Condominium Association
Cassia is a condominium village within the larger Vasari Country Club master community.
The neighborhood has its own condominium governance and financial obligations in addition to Vasari's broader master-community and bundled Country Club structure.
Buyers should review the current Cassia declaration, budget, reserve information, master insurance, meeting minutes, assessment history and property-specific estoppel before closing.
Another Vasari village's fees or maintenance structure should not be substituted for Cassia's controlling documents.
Association vs. Owner Responsibilities
Condominium ownership divides maintenance responsibilities between the association and the individual owner.
Current Cassia documents should be used to confirm responsibility for roofs, exterior walls, structural components, landscaping, irrigation, garage components, windows, doors, lanais and owner-installed improvements.
MLS maintenance descriptions are useful starting points but should never replace the current condominium documents.
Reserves, Insurance & Capital Projects
Reserve Funding Compare current reserves with anticipated roofing, painting and other major building obligations.
Master Insurance Understand building coverage, deductibles, exclusions and individual-owner responsibilities.
Roof History Review prior work, repairs, warranties and anticipated replacement cycles.
Exterior Painting Determine recent painting work and the expected future maintenance schedule.
Special Assessments Confirm paid, approved, proposed and actively discussed assessments.
Meeting Minutes Review recent discussions involving insurance, reserves, structural work and capital projects.
Cassia Coach-Home Insurance
Cassia owners generally need an individual condominium-owner insurance policy in addition to coverage maintained through the condominium association.
Buyers should understand responsibility for interior improvements, personal property, liability, water damage, loss assessment and master-policy deductibles.
A current insurance professional should review both the exact Cassia residence and the association's current master policy before closing.
Hurricane Protection
Storm-protection systems vary from one Cassia residence to another because owners have made improvements at different times.
Buyers should verify protection for significant windows, entry doors, sliding-glass openings and lanai areas.
For owner-installed shutters, impact openings or similar exterior improvements, review permit history and required association approvals when applicable.
Flood & Building-Level Due Diligence
Cassia's lake and preserve settings do not establish one flood or insurance conclusion for every residence.
Buyers should verify current flood information, lender requirements and insurance implications for the exact building and condominium unit.
An upper-floor residence can still share financial exposure to common building components through the condominium association, so floor elevation does not eliminate every building-level flood or insurance consideration.
Vasari Community Development District
Vasari has a Community Development District associated with community infrastructure and improvements.
Cassia buyers should review the current property-specific CDD assessment together with condominium, master-association and Country Club obligations.
The amount and status of any district-related assessment should be verified from current tax and district records for the exact property.
Bundled Golf With Cassia Ownership
Cassia ownership participates in Vasari Country Club's bundled-golf structure.
Residential ownership therefore connects with Vasari's private golf, practice facilities, dining, fitness, swimming, court sports and social programming under current Club policies.
Bundled golf does not eliminate recurring Club expenses. Buyers should verify current dues, capital obligations, transfer procedures, golf-cart arrangements, guest privileges and other membership requirements before purchase.
Vasari Championship Golf & Practice Facilities
Vasari's private golf program centers on an 18-hole championship-length course integrated among lakes, landscaped terrain and residential villages.
The practice facility includes the distinctive 300-yard Aqua Driving Range together with putting and short-game practice areas.
Aqua Driving Range The water-oriented practice range supports full-swing practice and instruction.
Short-Game Practice Chipping, bunker and putting facilities complement the full-swing range.
Clubhouse Dining Dining and social spaces provide year-round gathering opportunities.
Fitness & Swimming Club recreation complements Cassia's private neighborhood swimming pool.
Court Sports Tennis, pickleball and bocce expand recreation beyond golf.
Cassia Rental & Pet Considerations
Cassia can appeal to seasonal buyers because it combines substantial coach-home interiors, two-car garages, condominium maintenance, neighborhood swimming and bundled Country Club access.
Buyers considering rental use should verify the current minimum lease period, permitted rental frequency, application procedures and Vasari Club membership-transfer requirements from current governing documents.
Pet approval, number, size and common-area conduct rules should likewise be confirmed from the current written documents rather than relying on an older MLS listing.
How Cassia Coach Homes Should Be Valued
Cassia valuation sequence: Cassia → first or second floor → recorded living area → Altessa Way or Carrara Court building position → end or interior residence → lake / preserve / golf relationship → rear exposure → lanai → renovation → garage → storm protection → association financial condition → closest relevant Cassia comparable sales.
Lower- and upper-floor residences should normally be separated before comparable sales are selected because the living-area difference can approach or exceed 800 square feet.
Changing active inventory, pending contracts and closed transactions belong in the Vasari Country Club Market Report and live Cassia MLS search rather than being permanently embedded in this evergreen community guide.
What Cassia Buyers Should Review
Floor Level Decide whether single-level ground-floor living or a substantially larger upper residence better fits the buyer.
Recorded Living Area Confirm current air-conditioned square footage before choosing comparable properties.
Building Position Compare Altessa Way, Carrara Court, pool proximity, roadway exposure and surrounding buildings.
End vs. Interior Consider side windows, natural light, privacy and neighboring-residence relationships.
Permanent View Compare lake width, preserve depth, landscaping and golf relationship.
Rear Exposure Evaluate natural light, afternoon heat and lanai comfort.
Garage Confirm practical vehicle, golf-cart and storage capacity.
Lanai Review size, screening, shutters, exposure and permanent view.
HVAC Confirm system count, age and service history, especially in larger upper residences.
Association Review budget, reserves, insurance, minutes, assessments and governing documents.
CDD & Bundled Golf Confirm current property-specific district and Country Club obligations.
Comparable Sales Begin with Cassia residences of the closest floor level, living area and permanent view.
Selling a Cassia Coach Home
Cassia sellers should identify floor level and recorded living area prominently because first-floor and second-floor homes compete in materially different size categories.
Marketing should document building position, end-unit status, lake or preserve view, rear exposure, two-car garage, screened lanai, hurricane protection and substantial interior improvements.
Upper residences should clearly identify den or flexible-room configuration and any multi-zone HVAC arrangement.
Association improvements, completed assessments, roofing, exterior painting, insurance changes and reserve strength should also be documented when they materially affect a buyer's evaluation.
Explore All Vasari Country Club Villages
Cassia is one of ten distinct Vasari villages. The photo rounds below now follow the permanent neighborhood-guide hierarchy instead of bypassing those pages with raw IDX results.
Cassia residences are situated along portions of Altessa Way and Carrara Court within Vasari Country Club in Bonita Springs.
The neighborhood is integrated among lakes, preserves and landscaped common areas while remaining convenient to its private village pool and Vasari's central Club amenities.
Vasari Country Club is located at 11250 Via de Vasari Drive, Bonita Springs, Florida 34135, near the Naples–Bonita Springs border with convenient access toward Interstate 75, North Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Gulf beaches, shopping, dining and Southwest Florida International Airport.
Cassia Listings, Map Search & Market Report
Cassia is a relatively small coach-home market, so active availability can vary substantially.
Use the Coach Homes For Sale round at the top of this page for the dedicated Cassia subdivision search.
Use the Vasari Map Search to compare individual Cassia buildings with lakes, preserves, the neighborhood pool, Club facilities and surrounding villages.
Use the Vasari Market Report for changing active, pending and recently sold community activity rather than relying on temporary transaction statistics embedded in this permanent Cassia guide.
Explore Cassia With Schulz Realty
Schulz Realty can help Cassia buyers and sellers compare first- and second-floor coach homes according to recorded living area, building position, permanent view, rear exposure, garage, screened lanai, renovations, hurricane protection, condominium reserves, insurance, CDD obligations, bundled-golf membership and the most relevant Cassia comparable properties.
Cassia residence counts, building configurations, floor-plan dimensions, recorded living areas, bedroom and den configurations, garage capacity, neighborhood-pool access, lake, preserve and golf views, Vasari Country Club membership requirements, Club charges, golf and cart programs, master and condominium association obligations, included maintenance, reserve funding, insurance, roof and exterior responsibilities, assessments, Community Development District obligations, rental provisions, pet rules, hurricane protection, flood classifications and individual property features may vary or change. Buyers should verify material information for the exact residence through current Club, association, CDD, MLS, tax, title, insurance, inspection and property-specific documentation before purchasing.
Current Cassia Coach Homes for Sale
Review the native RealGeeks MLS listings below for current Cassia availability. Confirm the Cassia subdivision, floor level, recorded living area, Altessa Way or Carrara Court building position, garage configuration and permanent view before selecting comparable properties.
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The data relating to real estate for sale on this web site comes in part from the Broker Reciprocity Program (BR Program) of M.L.S. of Naples, Inc. Properties listed with brokerage firms other than this company are marked with the BR Program Icon or the BR House Icon and detailed information about them includes the name of the listing brokers. The properties displayed may not be all the properties available through the BR Program. The information provided is for consumers’ personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any other purpose.