Eagles Nest at Bonita Bay Condos for Sale

Eagles Nest at Bonita Bay is an intimate coach-home condominium neighborhood of only 22 residences arranged among seven buildings on Nesting Court in Bonita Springs, Florida. Built primarily in 2000 and 2001, Eagles Nest combines large first- and second-floor floor plans, private two-car garages, screened lanais and lake, preserve or golf-course views with its own neighborhood swimming pool.

Eagles Nest stands apart from many Bonita Bay low-rise condominiums because of its limited 22-residence scale and larger coach-home floor plans. With so few properties, resale opportunities can be scarce, making same-neighborhood sales particularly important when valuing an individual residence.

Only 22 Condominium Residences

Florida condominium registration records confirm that Eagles Nest at Bonita Bay contains 22 residential condominium units.

That makes Eagles Nest one of Bonita Bay's smaller attached-residence neighborhoods and creates a substantially different inventory profile from larger coach-home communities such as Bay Pointe, Harbor Lakes or The Hamptons.

Seven Buildings on Nesting Court

Eagles Nest consists of seven low-rise coach-home buildings arranged along the quiet Nesting Court cul-de-sac.

Individual building position affects lake exposure, preserve depth, golf-course visibility, neighboring-building separation, sunlight and the view experienced from screened lanais and principal living spaces.

Built Primarily in 2000–2001

Eagles Nest is a newer low-rise Bonita Bay neighborhood relative to many communities developed during the 1980s and early 1990s.

The condominium was registered in 2000, and public records show residences primarily completed during 2000 and 2001.

Buyers should still evaluate interior renovation, HVAC equipment, water heaters, plumbing, electrical systems, windows, doors, storm protection and association-level capital improvements for the exact residence.

Approximately 2,000–3,000 Square Feet

Eagles Nest floor plans generally range from just under 2,000 square feet to approximately 3,000 square feet of living area.

Three-bedroom configurations are common, with some larger layouts incorporating additional den, office or flexible living space.

Permitted air-conditioned living area should be verified for the specific residence, particularly where lanais or interior spaces have been modified.

First-Floor Coach Homes

First-floor Eagles Nest residences provide single-level access while retaining the scale and privacy associated with larger coach-home plans.

These homes can appeal to buyers who want substantial living area, a private garage and Bonita Bay amenities without relying on stairs or an elevator for everyday access.

Second-Floor Coach Homes

Upper-floor Eagles Nest residences can provide higher ceilings, greater separation from ground-level activity and broader lake, preserve or golf views.

Selected second-floor residences were equipped with private elevators. Elevator presence, condition and maintenance responsibility should be verified for the individual property rather than assumed for every upper-level residence.

Private Two-Car Garages

Private two-car garage parking is one of Eagles Nest's strongest product distinctions.

This separates the neighborhood from Bonita Bay condominium communities relying on covered carports, assigned parking or smaller garage arrangements.

Buyers should verify garage dimensions, storage, interior access, door condition and hurricane protection for the specific residence.

Screened Lanais

Eagles Nest homes include screened outdoor living areas that frame the property's lake, preserve, landscaped or golf-oriented view.

Buyers should evaluate lanai size, orientation, screening, flooring, storm protection and any later enclosure or modification.

Lake Views

Selected Eagles Nest residences overlook neighborhood lakes and can combine water exposure with mature landscaping or golf-course scenery.

Lake-view value should be considered according to water width, orientation, vegetation, neighboring-building visibility and the prominence of the view from the primary living areas.

Preserve & Wooded Views

Other residences emphasize wooded or preserve-oriented outlooks.

Mature vegetation can provide substantial privacy, making preserve-facing properties attractive alternatives to open water or golf views.

Golf-Course Views

Some Eagles Nest residences combine lake and golf-course views.

Buyers should evaluate exact course position, vegetation, distance from play and view permanence rather than relying only on a general MLS golf-view designation.

Golf-course frontage is a property characteristic and does not automatically include private Bonita Bay Club golf membership.

Neighborhood Swimming Pool

Eagles Nest maintains a private neighborhood swimming pool for its residents.

The pool is a condominium-level amenity and is separate from the facilities operated by the private Bonita Bay Club.

Condominium Ownership

Although Eagles Nest coach homes can feel more like substantial single-family residences, they are condominium properties.

Buyers should therefore evaluate both the physical condition of the individual residence and the financial and capital condition of the condominium association.

Association Due Diligence

Review the current condominium declaration, bylaws, budget, reserve information, master insurance, recent financial statements, meeting minutes, completed or proposed capital projects and any approved or contemplated assessments.

Rental restrictions, pet rules, renovation procedures, elevator obligations and maintenance responsibility for garages, roofs, windows and exterior openings should also be verified from current documents.

Insurance & Reserves

Buyers should determine what the association's master insurance policy covers and which interior improvements, personal property, deductibles and liabilities remain with the individual owner.

Reserve funding and future capital needs deserve particular attention in a small 22-residence condominium because major projects are spread across a limited ownership base.

How to Value an Eagles Nest Condo

Eagles Nest valuation should begin with the closest same-neighborhood sales because the community's larger floor plans and two-car garages make broad Bonita Bay condominium averages less useful.

A practical valuation sequence is: first or second floor → floor plan → permitted living area → private elevator if applicable → two-car garage → lake/golf/preserve view → end-unit position → lanai → renovation → storm protection → association condition → closest Eagles Nest comparable sales.

Recent Eagles Nest Market

Eagles Nest should not be described as uniformly million-dollar inventory.

A three-bedroom, three-bath first-floor residence with approximately 2,060 square feet of living area sold for about $575,000 in April 2026.

With only 22 homes, however, one transaction should not be treated as a neighborhood-wide pricing formula. Floor plan, view, renovation, elevator configuration and market conditions can create substantial differences from one sale to the next.

Renovation & Major Systems

Even though Eagles Nest is newer than many Bonita Bay low-rise communities, individual residences now vary materially in interior renovation and mechanical updates.

Kitchens, baths and flooring should be evaluated separately from HVAC, water heaters, plumbing, electrical work, windows, doors and hurricane protection.

Storm Protection

Hurricane-protection features vary by residence.

Buyers should verify impact-rated windows and doors, shutters, garage-door protection, applicable permits and current condominium responsibility for exterior openings.

Compare Similar Bonita Bay Coach Homes

Eagles Nest is best compared with Bonita Bay communities offering large coach-home floor plans, private garages and first- or second-floor configurations.

Eagles Nest vs. Egrets Landing

Egrets Landing is one of the closest comparisons because it also contains only 22 carriage homes.

Both neighborhoods offer attached garage parking and first- or second-floor living, but floor plans, elevator arrangements, view and neighborhood amenities should be compared individually.

Eagles Nest vs. Hammock Isle

Hammock Isle is even smaller, with only 14 coach homes, and commonly offers approximately 2,060 to 2,748 square feet.

Buyers prioritizing extreme scarcity may favor Hammock Isle, while Eagles Nest provides a slightly broader 22-residence resale base.

Eagles Nest vs. The Hamptons

The Hamptons contains substantially more residences and generally offers more frequent inventory.

Eagles Nest is the more intimate alternative, with only 22 coach homes on one cul-de-sac and private two-car garages throughout the neighborhood.

Bonita Bay Community Association

Eagles Nest owners are also part of the broader Bonita Bay residential community.

Bonita Bay provides extensive walking and biking paths, parks, lakes, natural areas and resident access to its Gulf-front beach park.

Master-community assessments and responsibilities should be evaluated separately from Eagles Nest condominium fees and reserves.

Bonita Bay Club Membership Is Separate

Ownership of an Eagles Nest condominium does not automatically convey private Bonita Bay Club golf membership.

Bonita Bay Club operates five private golf courses together with racquet sports, fitness, wellness, spa, dining and social facilities through a separate membership structure.

Buyers interested in Club participation should independently verify current membership categories, availability, initiation requirements, annual dues, privileges and any waiting conditions.

Bonita Bay Marina & Boating

Bonita Bay Marina provides Gulf-access boating services from the Imperial River, but marina participation is separate from Eagles Nest condominium ownership.

Wet slips, dry storage and other boating services remain subject to current availability, vessel dimensions, fees and marina policies.

An Eagles Nest lake view should not be represented as automatically conveying a private residential dock, boat lift or deeded marina slip.

Private Gulf-Front Beach Park

Under current Bonita Bay Community Association procedures, residents have access to the community's Gulf-front beach park.

This master-community amenity is separate from the Eagles Nest neighborhood pool and from private Bonita Bay Club membership.

Eagles Nest Condos for Sale

With only 22 residences, Eagles Nest can go for extended periods without a property available for purchase.

Use the live RealGeeks IDX below for current Eagles Nest availability and the Bonita Bay Market Report for broader active, pending and recent-sale context.

Buying an Eagles Nest Condo

Begin with floor level, permitted living area, floor plan, two-car garage, view and end-unit position.

For upper-floor residences, verify whether a private elevator is installed and determine the applicable maintenance responsibility.

Then review renovation, lanai configuration, storm protection, HVAC and other major systems together with the condominium budget, reserves, insurance, meeting minutes, assessments and planned capital work.

Finally, compare the property first with the closest Eagles Nest transactions before expanding analysis to Egrets Landing, Hammock Isle, The Hamptons or Bay Pointe.

Selling an Eagles Nest Condo

Sellers should emphasize the characteristics that distinguish this boutique coach-home neighborhood: only 22 residences, Nesting Court location, substantial floor plans, private two-car garage, first- or second-floor position, private elevator where installed, screened lanai and lake, preserve or golf-oriented views.

Accurate community-specific marketing is substantially more useful than the generic private-club language on the prior page.

Explore the complete Bonita Bay Homes & Condos guide to compare Eagles Nest with Bonita Bay coach homes, villas, estate homes, waterfront neighborhoods and luxury high-rise towers.

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Property availability, MLS information, residence and building counts, floor plans, permitted living area, floor level, private-elevator installation, garage configuration, lake, preserve and golf views, lanai modifications, condominium fees, reserves, insurance, assessments, capital projects, maintenance responsibilities, rental policies, pet rules, Bonita Bay Community Association amenities, private-beach procedures, marina services, boating privileges, Bonita Bay Club membership opportunities and individual residence characteristics may change. Buyers should independently verify material condominium, association, insurance, property, elevator, marina and Club information through current governing documents, budgets, financial statements, meeting minutes, permits, inspections, title work and appropriate qualified professionals.

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