1,459 Residences • 866 Full-Golf Properties • Six Home Collections • Gordon Lewis Golf • Resort Amenities
Bonita National Homes & Condos for Sale in Bonita Springs Florida
Bonita National Golf & Country Club is a gated golf and resort community in Bonita Springs, Florida containing approximately 1,459 residences. Its real estate ranges from low-maintenance Terrace and Veranda condominiums to Coach Homes and larger Executive, Manor and Estate single-family residences.
Bonita National is built around an 18-hole Gordon Lewis-designed golf course, lakes, preserve areas, an extensive resort complex and a property-specific membership structure that buyers should understand before selecting a home.
Although Bonita National is commonly grouped with Southwest Florida's bundled-golf communities, not every residence includes the same golf privileges. All residents participate in the Club's social membership structure, while approximately 866 properties possess full golf membership. The specific deed attached to the property therefore matters enormously in resale value and buyer suitability.
1,459 Residences 866 Full-Golf Properties Social Membership for Residents Golf & Social Deeds Social-Only Deeds Six Residential Collections 18-Hole Gordon Lewis Golf 2025 Practice Facility Renovation Resort-Style Pool Satellite Pools Har-Tru Tennis Fitness & Wellness Full-Service Spa Clubhouse & Poolside Dining Lake, Golf & Preserve Views
Explore Bonita National Residences
Bonita National was developed with six principal residential collections. Use the round links below to compare each property type before deciding which combination of living area, maintenance, garage, outdoor space and membership works best for you.
Six Bonita National Home Collections
Bonita National's variety allows buyers to select a home around their preferred ownership style instead of sacrificing the Club environment.
A seasonal owner may prefer an elevator condominium with association-maintained exterior components. Another buyer may want a Coach Home with attached garage parking. Golf-oriented buyers wanting private pools and larger garages can concentrate on the Executive, Manor and Estate collections.
Terrace Condos
Compact elevator-building condominiums offering lock-and-leave ownership and screened outdoor living.
Veranda Condos
Larger condominium residences with front and rear outdoor spaces and private garage parking.
Coach Homes
Spacious first- and second-floor residences with attached garages and substantial screened lanais.
Executive Homes
Detached single-family residences with private outdoor space and pools represented throughout the collection.
Manor Homes
Larger detached homes with generous floor plans and three-car garage configurations represented.
Estate Homes
The largest Bonita National residences with premium golf and lake settings and expansive outdoor living.
Bonita National Terrace Condos
Terrace Condominiums provide one of Bonita National's most manageable low-maintenance ownership options.
Original Lennar floor plans include approximately 1,100 to 1,300 square feet of living area, with two-bedroom and two-bath configurations strongly represented. Screened lanais provide outdoor living, while covered parking and elevator access add convenience.
Floor level can materially influence privacy and view. Upper residences may provide wider lake, golf or preserve perspectives, while first-floor units eliminate elevator dependence and can simplify everyday access.
Floor Level
Compare accessibility with elevated privacy and longer views.
View
Golf, lake, preserve and combination views differ by building and exposure.
Parking
Confirm assigned covered parking and guest-parking provisions.
Membership Deed
A Terrace Condo may carry Golf & Social or Social privileges, so verify the deed by address.
Bonita National Veranda Condos
Veranda Condominiums provide a more residential condominium experience with approximately the mid-1,300s through roughly the mid-1,500-square-foot range represented among original plans.
Front and rear screened outdoor spaces distinguish many Veranda residences from conventional condos. Private garage parking also increases storage and everyday convenience.
Two bedrooms plus a den are frequently represented, making Verandas attractive to buyers who want office or occasional guest space without moving into a larger Coach Home.
Bonita National Coach Homes
Bonita National Coach Homes provide substantially more interior space than the Terrace and Veranda collections.
Original designs generally span approximately 1,740 to more than 2,100 square feet. Three-bedroom configurations, large screened lanais and attached garage parking are strongly represented.
First-floor Coach Homes appeal to buyers wanting direct entry and single-level living. Upper residences can offer greater privacy, larger layouts and elevated lake or golf views.
First-Floor Coach Homes
Direct access, no interior stairs to the residence and convenient garage relationship.
Upper Coach Homes
Can provide increased privacy, elevated views and larger floor plans.
Garage Configuration
Confirm actual vehicle capacity because tandem and other arrangements may vary.
Association Coverage
Review the applicable Coach Home association for exterior maintenance, insurance and reserves.
Bonita National Executive Homes
Executive Homes provide detached single-family ownership in a more manageable footprint than the larger Manor and Estate residences.
Original and resale examples span roughly the mid-1,600-square-foot range through more than 2,200 square feet depending on model and configuration.
Attached two-car garages, screened lanais and private pools are common features. Golf, lake and preserve homesites allow buyers to compare very different settings within the same property collection.
Bonita National Manor Homes
Manor Homes move into a larger category of single-family living, with more substantial floor plans, increased guest accommodation and generous outdoor spaces.
Three-car garage arrangements are represented, along with pools, spas, screened lanais and outdoor kitchens.
Because Manor residences can overlap Estate Homes in size and amenities, buyers should identify the original model, official living area, lot size and deeded membership rather than relying only on collection terminology.
Bonita National Estate Homes
Estate Homes represent Bonita National's largest and most substantial residential collection.
Original plans begin around the mid-2,000-square-foot range and extend beyond 3,000 square feet, with larger custom-upgraded or expanded residences also represented in resale inventory.
Popular resale model names can include Napoli, Napoli Grande, Toscana, Toscana Grande, Bougainvillea and Summerville designs, depending on collection and original configuration.
Premium golf-and-lake homesites, three-car garages, private pools and spas, substantial lanais and outdoor kitchens are frequently important valuation features.
Bonita National Golf Membership vs. Social Membership
The membership deed is one of the first items buyers should verify when evaluating Bonita National real estate.
All residences participate in Bonita National's social membership structure, while approximately 866 of the 1,459 properties possess full golf membership.
Properties are marketed with different membership rights, commonly identified as Golf & Social or Social. That distinction transfers with the residence and can materially influence demand, carrying costs and resale value.
Golf & Social Property
Provides the golf privileges attached to that real estate together with the broader Club lifestyle.
Social Property
Provides the social, recreational and resort privileges applicable to that deed without the same regular golf rights.
Important purchase point: do not assume every Bonita National listing includes golf simply because the community contains a private golf course. Confirm the deeded membership status of the exact property before making an offer.
Why the Golf Deed Matters to Resale Value
Two residences with the same floor plan, similar renovations and comparable views may appeal to different buyer groups when one carries full golf privileges and the other carries Social membership.
A golf-focused buyer should therefore compare Golf-deeded properties against other Golf-deeded properties whenever possible. Social residences should likewise be compared with appropriate Social-deeded competition.
Mixing both membership categories into one unadjusted average can distort the real-estate analysis.
Gordon Lewis-Designed Championship Golf
Bonita National's 18-hole private golf course was designed by Gordon Lewis and opened in 2014.
Multiple tee positions allow the course to accommodate different skill levels, while lakes, bunkering, native preserve areas and strategic green complexes provide the principal challenge.
The course winds through the residential community and is bordered in part by natural preserve habitat, giving many homes and condos golf, water and preserve outlooks.
Renovated Bonita National Practice Facilities
Bonita National completed major golf-practice improvements in 2025.
Current Club information highlights a state-of-the-art practice experience including a 16,000-square-foot putting green, upgraded tee and hitting surfaces, short-game practice and its distinctive aqua driving-range environment.
For golf-deeded owners, the practice complex can be an important part of the Club experience even on days when they do not play a full round.
Golf-Course Homes & Condos
Golf views occur across several Bonita National property collections, from Terrace and Veranda Condos to Coach, Executive, Manor and Estate residences.
A "golf view" does not describe every homesite equally.
Fairway Depth
Long fairway views can provide greater visual openness.
Green or Tee Position
These areas can create different levels of activity throughout the day.
Cart Path
Path location can influence privacy, movement and sight lines.
Lake Between Home & Golf
A water buffer can add depth while increasing separation from active play.
Bonita National Lakefront Homes & Condos
Lakes are integral to the Bonita National landscape and provide some of the community's most attractive residential views.
Long water views can create openness, reflected light and additional privacy. Some of the strongest locations combine lake scenery with golf beyond the water.
Condominium floor level can further influence the amount of water and golf visible from the lanai.
Permanent-value consideration: kitchens and flooring can be changed. A long lake-and-golf view, western sunset exposure or preserve backdrop is far more difficult to reproduce.
Preserve & Natural Views
Bonita National borders extensive natural habitat, and preserve-oriented residences can appeal to buyers who prioritize privacy and vegetation over open golf activity.
The golf course itself is integrated with preserve areas, reinforcing the community's Southwest Florida landscape.
Buyers should compare preserve depth, vegetation, neighboring sight lines and long-term landscape-control limitations when evaluating these homesites.
Rear Exposure & Sunset Views
Rear orientation can materially affect a Bonita National lanai, pool or condominium balcony.
Western exposure may appeal to buyers seeking sunset views across lakes and golf, while eastern settings can provide morning light and reduced late-afternoon heat.
Southern exposure often provides abundant daylight, but actual conditions also depend on roof coverage, neighboring structures and landscape shade.
Resort Pool, Satellite Pools & Private Pools
Bonita National offers multiple layers of swimming and outdoor recreation.
The central resort-style pool includes a zero-entry design, waterfall features, lap swimming, cabanas and convenient poolside dining.
Additional satellite pools are positioned within residential areas, providing owners with alternatives to the larger resort complex.
Many single-family Executive, Manor and Estate residences also include their own private pools and spas.
Private Pool & Lanai Due Diligence
For Bonita National single-family homes, the private pool and lanai can represent a meaningful portion of the property's value.
Pool Finish
Review surface age, staining, tile, cracking and resurfacing history.
Pool Equipment
Inspect pumps, filtration, heater, spa, automation and lighting.
Screen Enclosure
Review frames, screening, fasteners, doors and storm repairs.
Outdoor Kitchen
Inspect appliances, cabinetry, counters, electrical or gas service and weather exposure.
Tennis, Pickleball & Bocce
Bonita National's established Tennis Center includes eight Har-Tru tennis courts together with instruction, social play, member events and competitive programming.
The Club is also expanding its court-sport offerings with pickleball and bocce. Because facilities and programming continue to evolve, buyers should confirm the current number of completed courts and current access directly with Bonita National.
Fitness, Wellness & U-TOPIA Spa
Bonita National's fitness facilities support both independent workouts and organized exercise programming.
Cardio and strength equipment, group exercise and personal-training services provide options for year-round residents and seasonal owners.
The Club's U-TOPIA Spa adds massage, facial and body-treatment services to the resort environment.
Clubhouse & Poolside Dining
Dining and social activity are important parts of the Bonita National lifestyle.
The Clubhouse provides member dining and gathering spaces, while the resort pool complex offers a more casual poolside environment.
An active calendar of social events, themed gatherings and Club activities helps distinguish Bonita National from a conventional gated subdivision built around golf alone.
Bonita National HOA & Condominium Associations
Bonita National uses a layered association structure.
Every owner has community-wide obligations, while Terrace, Veranda and Coach Home purchasers also need to review the association applying to their individual building or residential section.
The exact fee amount is less important than understanding what it covers.
Master Community
Review community-wide operations, security, common areas and shared amenities.
Condo or Coach Association
Review building insurance, exterior maintenance, reserves and common-property responsibilities.
Club Expenses
Separate Golf or Social Club obligations from HOA and condominium expenses.
CDD & Taxes
Review the tax bill and any Community Development District obligations applicable to the property.
Maintenance Responsibilities by Property Type
Ownership responsibilities differ substantially across the six Bonita National collections.
Terrace, Veranda and Coach associations generally handle more exterior and common-property maintenance than a detached home association.
Single-family residences provide greater individual exterior control and private outdoor space, while community lawn-care and other services may still be incorporated into applicable assessments.
Current governing documents—not the appearance of the property—should determine what the owner is responsible for maintaining.
Bonita National Rental Considerations
Rental policies should be verified for the exact property because rules and application procedures can differ among single-family, Terrace, Veranda and Coach Home ownership.
Published single-family rules have permitted multiple leases annually subject to a minimum rental period, while attached-home associations may impose separate requirements.
Owners wishing to transfer Club privileges to tenants must also follow current Bonita National procedures.
Buyers purchasing specifically for seasonal rental income should obtain current governing documents and Club-transfer requirements before relying on an income projection.
Bonita National Construction & Resale Condition
Bonita National is substantially newer than many established Naples golf communities, with residences developed primarily during the 2010s.
Even within a relatively recent community, condition now varies. Some homes have already undergone significant remodeling, while others remain close to their original Lennar configuration.
Buyers should compare roof and exterior responsibility, HVAC age, water heater, impact protection, appliances, pool systems, interior finishes and permitted modifications.
Impact Glass & Hurricane Protection
Impact-resistant windows and doors are represented among Bonita National residences, but buyers should never assume every opening has identical protection.
Verify sliders, entry doors, garage doors, windows and lanai openings for the specific home.
Condominium buyers should also understand the division of responsibility between the unit owner and association for exterior openings and building insurance.
What Bonita National Buyers Should Compare
Membership Deed
Confirm Golf & Social or Social before evaluating the property as a golf-home purchase.
Property Collection
Separate Terrace, Veranda, Coach, Executive, Manor and Estate residences.
Floor Plan
Identify the original model and verify current living area and room configuration.
Floor Level
For attached residences, compare accessibility, view, noise and privacy.
Garage & Parking
Configurations range from covered condo parking to multi-car single-family garages.
Golf Position
Review fairway, green, tee, cart path and distance from active play.
Lake View
Compare water width, orientation and golf or preserve scenery beyond the lake.
Rear Exposure
Evaluate morning light, afternoon sun, lanai shade and sunset potential.
Private Pool
For single-family homes, inspect surface, equipment, heater, spa and screen enclosure.
Association
Review master obligations together with the applicable building or residential association.
Insurance
Understand both owner coverage and association-insurance responsibilities.
Rental Rules
Verify lease frequency, minimum term, applications and membership-transfer procedures.
Club Costs
Obtain current Golf or Social dues and applicable transfer or capital charges.
Comparable Sales
Compare like property type and membership status before using price-per-square-foot data.
How to Compare Bonita National Property Values
One community-wide Bonita National average can be misleading because a Terrace Condo and an Estate Home are fundamentally different real-estate products.
The strongest analysis begins with the same residential collection and membership deed.
After that, compare living area, floor plan, floor level where applicable, garage or parking, lake/golf/preserve setting, rear exposure, private pool, renovation quality and association obligations.
Useful Bonita National valuation sequence: same residence collection → Golf or Social deed → model and living area → floor or homesite position → lake / golf / preserve view → rear exposure → garage or parking → private pool and lanai → renovation and major systems → association obligations → recent comparable sales.
Bonita National Homes & Condos for Sale
Current Bonita National resale inventory illustrates the community's unusually broad housing range—from compact condominium residences to substantial single-family golf and lake homes.
Some current listings are specifically marketed with Golf Membership Included, while others clearly identify Social Membership Included. That reinforces why buyers should not assume membership based on price, street or property type.
Use the live searches below rather than relying on a static asking-price range or inventory count.
Selling a Bonita National Home or Condo
The membership deed should be stated clearly when marketing a Bonita National resale.
A buyer specifically seeking golf should not have to search through the listing remarks to determine whether full golf privileges transfer with the property.
Marketing should also identify the residence collection, original floor-plan model when known, official living area, floor level for attached homes, garage configuration, golf/lake/preserve view, rear exposure, private pool, significant upgrades and applicable maintenance structure.
A Golf-deeded Estate Home should be positioned differently from a Social Terrace Condo even though both enjoy the broader Bonita National resort environment.
Who Should Consider Bonita National?
Bonita National is particularly well suited to buyers who want an active Southwest Florida resort community but do not all want the same type of residence.
A lock-and-leave buyer can choose a Terrace or Veranda Condo. Buyers wanting more living area and garage space can move into a Coach Home. Those wanting private pools, yards and larger garages can focus on Executive, Manor and Estate residences.
Golf-focused buyers should concentrate on properties carrying full golf privileges. Buyers whose priorities center on resort pools, fitness, tennis, wellness, dining and social programming may find a Social-deeded residence more appropriate.
Bonita National in Bonita Springs Florida
Bonita National Golf & Country Club is located at 17501 Bonita National Boulevard, Bonita Springs, Florida 34135.
Its location between Naples and Fort Myers provides access to Bonita Springs shopping and dining, Gulf beaches, Southwest Florida International Airport, Estero, North Naples and major Southwest Florida employment, healthcare and entertainment destinations.
For buyers comparing Bonita Springs and Naples-area golf communities, Bonita National combines newer residential construction, multiple property types and a full resort-style amenity environment.
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Schulz Realty can help buyers and sellers compare Bonita National Terrace and Veranda Condos, Coach Homes, Executive, Manor and Estate residences; verify Golf versus Social membership deeds; analyze golf, lake and preserve views; compare floor plans, garages, pools, associations and rental restrictions; and evaluate current listings and recent comparable sales.
Call David Schulz at (239) 682-5800.
Bonita National residence counts, golf-membership counts, deeded membership classifications, property collections, original floor plans, living areas, floor levels, garage and parking arrangements, lake, golf and preserve views, rear exposures, pools, spas, lanais, roofs, HVAC systems, water heaters, windows, doors, hurricane protection, master and sub-association responsibilities, fees, reserves, assessments, CDD obligations, architectural standards, leasing provisions, pet provisions, insurance requirements, court-sport facilities, Club amenities, Golf and Social membership rights, dues, transfer procedures, capital charges and other financial obligations may vary or change. Buyers should verify material information for the specific property through current MLS data, public records, inspections, association documents, insurance information and current Bonita National Golf & Country Club documentation before purchasing.
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