12020 Toscana WAY Unit 203, Bonita Springs
Toscana Carriage Homes for Sale at Vasari Country Club
Toscana at Vasari Country Club is a substantial carriage-home condominium village of 138 residences within Vasari's private bundled-golf community in Bonita Springs, Florida.
Toscana is organized into Toscana I, Toscana II and Toscana III. The village uses low-rise six-residence buildings with three carriage homes on the first floor and three on the second floor.
Four principal floor-plan families create a broad range of approximately 1,750 to 2,387 square feet of air-conditioned living area. First-floor residences emphasize single-level convenience, while second-floor homes provide substantially larger interiors and elevated golf, lake or landscaped views.
Every original Toscana plan includes an attached private garage and screened lanai, while the village also provides its own community swimming pool and spa.
Toscana I, II & III
The Toscana village was created through three condominium sections that are now operated within the broader Toscana village association structure.
Toscana I
The first condominium section contains approximately 54 residences and includes some of the village's earliest 2002-era construction.
Toscana II
The second section contains approximately 42 residences and continues the same low-rise carriage-home format.
Toscana III
The third section contains approximately 42 residences, bringing the village total to 138 homes.
One Toscana Market
For valuation, section matters, but floor plan, floor level, end or middle location, view, renovation and building condition are generally even more important.
Six-Residence Carriage-Home Buildings
Toscana's buildings contain six residences each: three on the first floor and three on the second floor.
That creates end and middle positions on both levels, with different original floor plans assigned to those locations.
Each residence has a private entrance and attached garage rather than a common high-rise lobby or detached carport.
With 138 residences and six homes per building, Toscana contains approximately 23 low-rise carriage-home buildings.
Veneto, Napoli, Romana & Lorenzo Floor Plans
Toscana's principal floor-plan family includes Veneto, Napoli, Romana and Lorenzo.
These designs are also familiar within Vasari's carriage-home architecture and provide clear size and floor-position distinctions.
Veneto First-Floor Carriage Homes
The Veneto is the most compact principal Toscana plan and is commonly reported at approximately 1,750 square feet of living area.
Veneto residences generally occupy first-floor middle positions and provide two bedrooms, two bathrooms, open great-room living, breakfast or dining space, screened lanai and an attached one-car garage.
First-floor access makes the Veneto especially relevant to buyers who want carriage-home privacy and a garage without an interior staircase.
Napoli First-Floor End Carriage Homes
The Napoli occupies a first-floor end or corner position.
Current Toscana listings commonly market this configuration at approximately 1,916 square feet, while county-record measurements for selected original Napoli units can differ somewhat.
The design generally adds den or flexible space to the two-bedroom, two-bath layout and benefits from additional exterior exposure and windows associated with an end residence.
For valuation, Napoli homes should be compared first with other first-floor Toscana end residences rather than middle Veneto homes.
Romana Second-Floor Carriage Homes
The Romana is a substantially larger second-floor carriage-home configuration of approximately 2,275 square feet.
Documented Toscana Romana residences provide three bedrooms, den, two bathrooms, high ceilings, expansive living areas and a screened lanai.
A private ground-floor entrance and attached garage lead to the upper living level by an interior staircase.
The elevated position can improve privacy and provide broader views across lakes, landscaping and the golf course.
Lorenzo Second-Floor End Carriage Homes
The Lorenzo is the largest principal Toscana plan at approximately 2,387 square feet of air-conditioned living area.
The second-floor end residence generally provides three bedrooms, den, two bathrooms, a large primary suite, expansive great room, screened lanai and attached one-car garage.
End positioning provides additional exterior exposure and natural light, while the upper level can create broader golf, lake and landscaped views.
For resale analysis, Lorenzo properties should be compared first with Toscana second-floor end homes rather than much smaller first-floor residences.
First Floor vs. Second Floor in Toscana
First Floor
Veneto and Napoli residences provide direct single-level living and convenient access from the attached garage.
Second Floor
Romana and Lorenzo homes provide substantially more interior space and elevated views but require stair access.
Ground-Level Connection
First-floor lanais create a closer relationship with lawns, lakes and surrounding landscaping.
Elevated Perspective
Upper residences can provide wider sight lines over nearby vegetation toward water and golf-course scenery.
End vs. Middle Carriage Homes
End-versus-middle position is directly connected with Toscana's original floor-plan hierarchy.
Napoli and Lorenzo residences generally occupy end positions, while Veneto and Romana homes generally occupy middle positions.
End homes can provide additional windows and natural light. Middle residences can have less exterior-wall exposure and a different relationship with neighboring homes.
The location should be evaluated together with living area, floor level and permanent view.
Attached Private Garages
An attached garage is one of Toscana's most important distinctions from Vasari's garden-condominium villages.
Current records consistently identify attached one-car garage parking across Toscana's principal carriage-home configurations.
The garage provides private vehicle parking plus useful storage for golf equipment, bicycles and household items.
Buyers intending to keep a personal golf cart should measure the exact interior dimensions and confirm current Vasari golf-cart rules before assuming both a vehicle and golf cart will fit.
Toscana Neighborhood Pool & Spa
Toscana includes a private neighborhood swimming pool and spa for village residents.
The pool provides convenient recreation within the Toscana neighborhood while owners also retain access to Vasari's broader Club swimming and recreational facilities.
Building proximity to the neighborhood pool can be a convenience advantage for some buyers and a privacy consideration for others.
Screened Lanais & Outdoor Living
Screened lanais extend Toscana's living rooms toward golf, lake or landscaped scenery.
Many homes orient the primary living areas and breakfast spaces toward the rear view, making the lanai an integral part of everyday Southwest Florida living.
Buyers should evaluate rear exposure, privacy, screen condition, flooring, storm protection and the permanence of the view.
Toscana Golf & Lake Views
Evaluating a Toscana Golf View
Tee Position
Consider golfer activity, normal shot direction and the relationship between the tee and screened lanai.
Fairway Position
Evaluate the width of the golf view and normal landing areas.
Green Position
Green views can be attractive while producing additional golfer and cart activity.
Cart Path
Path placement can influence privacy and activity behind the residence.
Lake Buffer
Water between the residence and course can increase both visual depth and physical separation.
Floor Level
Upper residences may see over landscaping that partially limits a first-floor golf view.
Toscana Construction & Architecture
Toscana was developed primarily from approximately 2002 through 2004.
Buildings use concrete-block and stucco construction with tile roofing, Mediterranean-influenced architecture, paved drives and attached garages.
Because Toscana is now an established condominium village, buyers should evaluate common building components, association reserves and insurance together with the condition of the individual residence.
Renovated vs. More Original Toscana Homes
Toscana interiors now range from substantially updated residences to homes retaining more original early-2000s finishes.
Because many properties share the same four underlying layouts, renovation can materially influence buyer preference and resale value.
Kitchen
Compare cabinetry, countertops, appliances, backsplash, lighting and pantry improvements.
Bathrooms
Review showers, tubs, vanities, fixtures and tile.
Flooring
Evaluate materials, installation quality and association requirements for upper-floor hard surfaces.
HVAC
Confirm system age, maintenance records and replacement history.
Water Heater
Review age, location and documented replacement.
Lanai
Compare screening, flooring, storm protection, exposure and permanent view.
Toscana Condominium Association
Toscana operates within Vasari's master-community structure while maintaining its own condominium-level governance.
Current Vasari association information places Toscana and Altessa within the same professional-management grouping, but the two villages remain separate residential products with different building design and condominium documents.
Toscana buyers should review current governing documents, budget, reserves, insurance, meeting minutes, assessments and estoppel information before closing.
Association vs. Owner Responsibilities
Condominium ownership divides responsibility between Toscana's association and each individual owner.
Current property records commonly identify items such as exterior maintenance, landscaping, irrigation, pest control, reserves, sewer, trash and water within the condominium maintenance structure.
Buyers should confirm the controlling responsibility for roofs, exterior walls, windows, entry doors, garage doors, lanais, plumbing lines and owner-installed improvements through current documents.
Toscana Reserves, Insurance & Capital Projects
Reserve Funding
Compare current reserves with anticipated roofing, painting and common-area needs.
Master Insurance
Understand association coverage, deductibles and owner responsibilities.
Roof History
Review past projects, warranties, repairs and anticipated future replacement.
Exterior Painting
Determine the latest painting cycle and planned future work.
Special Assessments
Confirm paid, approved, proposed and actively discussed assessments.
Meeting Minutes
Review recent discussions involving insurance, maintenance, reserves and capital improvements.
Toscana Condominium Insurance
Toscana owners generally need an individual condominium-owner policy in addition to association master insurance.
Interior improvements, personal property, liability, water damage, loss assessment and master-policy deductibles can affect the appropriate coverage.
A current insurance professional should review both the specific residence and Toscana's current master policy before purchase.
Hurricane Protection
Hurricane protection can vary because Toscana owners have upgraded individual residences at different times.
Buyers should verify protection for windows, entry doors and sliding-glass doors leading to the screened lanai.
Impact-rated glass, shutters and other owner-installed systems should be reviewed for permit history and association approval where applicable.
Flood & Building-Level Due Diligence
Toscana's lakes and golf course do not establish one flood-insurance conclusion for every residence.
Buyers should verify current flood information, lender requirements and insurance implications for the exact building and unit.
Second-floor ownership may reduce direct interior exposure while still leaving financial exposure to common building components through the condominium association.
Toscana Rental Considerations
Toscana's combination of attached-garage parking, carriage-home space, bundled golf and neighborhood swimming can appeal to seasonal owners.
Current Toscana leasing rules regulate minimum lease duration, annual rental frequency, application procedures and approval.
Because association and Club rules can change, buyers planning to rent should obtain the current lease application, condominium documents and Vasari membership-transfer requirements before purchasing.
Toscana Pet Rules
Toscana has adopted village-specific pet restrictions during its history.
A buyer whose purchase depends on keeping a pet should obtain the current Toscana governing documents and written association guidance before entering into a contract.
Older MLS descriptions should not be treated as definitive evidence of the current rule.
Bundled Golf With Every Toscana Residence
Every Vasari residence includes Country Club membership, including all Toscana carriage homes.
Ownership therefore connects Toscana residents directly with Vasari's private golf course, practice facilities, clubhouse dining, swimming, fitness, court sports and social programming.
Current Club dues, transfer charges, golf-cart arrangements, guest privileges and other membership requirements should be verified from current Vasari documentation before purchase.
Vasari Championship Golf & Aqua Driving Range
Vasari's private golf program centers on an 18-hole championship-length course integrated among lakes, landscaped terrain and residential villages.
The practice complex includes a distinctive 300-yard Aqua Driving Range, together with a hitting tee, chipping green, greenside bunker and putting green.
Bundled membership connects Toscana ownership with the Club's golf program immediately, subject to current member policies.
Vasari Country Club Amenities
Toscana 2026 Real Estate Market
Toscana's 138 residences provide more resale activity than several of Vasari's smaller attached villages.
During 2026, Toscana recorded first-floor transactions around 1,750 square feet, a larger first-floor end residence around 1,916 square feet, and an upper end residence around 2,387 square feet.
That range demonstrates why Toscana should not be valued from one subdivision-wide average. The four principal floor plans occupy materially different size and market categories.
Recent sales should be adjusted for floor level, end-versus-middle location, golf or lake view, rear exposure, renovation, furnishings, mechanical systems and association condition.
How Toscana Carriage Homes Should Be Valued
Original Floor Plan
Identify Veneto, Napoli, Romana or Lorenzo whenever possible.
Floor Level
Separate first-floor and second-floor residences before selecting comparables.
End vs. Middle
Building position influences floor plan, windows, natural light and privacy.
Recorded Living Area
Use current air-conditioned living area consistently when comparing transactions.
Permanent View
Compare golf, lake, layered golf-and-water and landscaped settings.
Rear Exposure
Orientation affects natural light, afternoon temperature and lanai comfort.
Renovation
Adjust for kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, lighting, appliances and mechanical systems.
Association Condition
Review reserves, insurance, roof history, assessments and planned capital projects.
What Toscana Buyers Should Review
Toscana Section
Confirm Toscana I, II or III from the legal description.
Floor Plan
Identify Veneto, Napoli, Romana or Lorenzo and any later modifications.
Floor Level
Determine whether direct first-floor access or larger elevated living best fits long-term needs.
End or Middle Position
Compare windows, natural light, privacy and side exposure.
Recorded Living Area
Confirm current county and MLS measurements rather than relying solely on the original model brochure.
View
Evaluate golf-hole relationship, lake width, landscaping and neighboring buildings.
Lanai
Review rear exposure, screen condition, flooring, privacy and storm protection.
Garage
Measure practical vehicle, storage and golf-equipment capacity.
Mechanical Systems
Review HVAC, water heater, appliances and other significant equipment.
Association Finances
Review budgets, reserves, insurance, assessments and recent meeting minutes.
Bundled Golf
Review current Club obligations, transfer procedures and golf-cart policies.
Comparable Sales
Begin with the same Toscana floor plan and floor position whenever possible.
Selling a Toscana Carriage Home
Toscana sellers should identify the original floor plan and floor position clearly because Veneto, Napoli, Romana and Lorenzo residences compete at materially different sizes.
Marketing should document end or middle position, recorded living area, golf or lake view, rear exposure, attached garage, screened lanai and meaningful renovations.
For second-floor residences, elevated views, ceiling height and additional living space should be demonstrated visually.
Association improvements such as roofing, exterior painting, insurance changes or completed capital projects should also be documented when relevant to the buyer's evaluation.
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Vasari Country Club
The main Vasari Country Club guide compares Toscana with all nine other residential villages and explains bundled golf, Club amenities, housing types, association structure and the broader Bonita Springs location.
Toscana Location in Vasari Country Club
Toscana residences are concentrated along Toscana Way and Via Siena Court within Vasari Country Club in Bonita Springs.
The village is integrated among golf holes, lakes and landscaped residential areas and is convenient to its neighborhood pool and spa and Vasari's broader Club facilities.
Vasari Country Club is located at 11250 Via de Vasari Drive, Bonita Springs, Florida 34135.
The community provides convenient access toward Interstate 75, North Naples, Bonita Springs, Gulf beaches, regional shopping and dining, and Southwest Florida International Airport.
Toscana Listings, Vasari Map Search & Market Report
Use the first round at the top of this page for the dedicated Toscana subdivision search.
Use the Vasari Map Search to compare individual Toscana buildings with golf holes, lakes, the neighborhood pool and spa, Club facilities and other Vasari villages.
The Vasari Market Report provides active, pending and recently sold community activity without hard-coding rapidly changing inventory counts into this permanent Toscana guide.
Explore Toscana With Schulz Realty
Schulz Realty can help Toscana buyers and sellers compare Veneto, Napoli, Romana and Lorenzo carriage homes according to Toscana section, floor level, end or middle position, recorded living area, golf and lake view, rear exposure, attached garage, screened lanai, renovations, hurricane protection, condominium reserves, insurance, bundled-golf obligations and the most relevant recent Toscana comparable sales.
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Toscana residence counts, condominium sections, building configurations, original floor-plan names and dimensions, recorded living areas, bedroom and den configurations, garage capacity, neighborhood pool and spa access, golf and lake 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, rental provisions, pet rules, hurricane protection, flood classifications and individual property features may vary or change. Buyers should verify all material information for the exact residence through current Club, association, MLS, tax, title, insurance, inspection and property-specific documentation before purchasing.
Toscana Carriage Homes at Vasari Country Club
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