Caldecott Homes for Sale at Lely Resort Naples Florida

A Small Gated Neighborhood of 63 Homes

Caldecott's limited scale is one of its strongest advantages. With only approximately 63 residences, the community feels more intimate than many larger Lely Resort neighborhoods while still providing convenient access to the broader resort environment.

The homes are concentrated primarily along Caldecott Drive behind a gated entry. The residential streetscape combines lakes, landscaped areas, preserve scenery and golf-oriented views.

Because the community is small, active inventory can be limited. Buyers who specifically want Caldecott may benefit from monitoring the dedicated saved search rather than waiting for several similar listings to become available at the same time.

Stock Development Homes

Stock Development created much of Caldecott during the 2007–2010 construction period, giving the neighborhood a relatively consistent architectural identity.

Stucco exteriors, tile roofs, paver driveways, attached garages, open or semi-open living areas and screened outdoor spaces characterize much of the community.

The consistent builder history makes same-model and same-size comparisons especially useful. After identifying the underlying floor plan, buyers can then focus on the permanent homesite and owner improvements.

Six Original Caldecott Floor Plans

Caldecott was developed with six original single-family floor plans ranging from approximately 1,649 to 2,394 square feet under air.

The range provides options for buyers who want a manageable two-bedroom-plus- den residence as well as buyers looking for three bedrooms, flexible den space and larger principal living areas.

Historical floor-plan information should be used as a structural reference. The present MLS and property-record living area should always be verified for the individual resale property.

San Remo II Homes

The San Remo II is one of the recognizable Caldecott resale plans and provides an open single-story design well suited to seasonal or full-time Naples living.

Recent San Remo II resales have offered three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a two-car garage, open living space and direct access to private screened pool and spa areas.

The model can be found on golf, preserve and landscaped homesites, making rear location and orientation important after the floor plan itself has been identified.

Three-Bedroom & Den Homes

Many Caldecott buyers prioritize three-bedroom configurations or plans that combine two or three bedrooms with a flexible den.

A den can serve as a home office, television room, reading space or occasional guest room without requiring the owner to maintain a substantially larger residence.

Buyers should verify whether a flex room is legally classified as a bedroom before relying on staging or marketing language.

Single-Level Living

Single-story living is one of Caldecott's practical strengths.

The primary suite, guest rooms, kitchen, main living spaces, garage and pool are generally accessible without interior stairs, making the neighborhood attractive to buyers planning for long-term ownership.

Single-level homes can also create strong indoor-outdoor flow because the main living areas often open directly toward the screened lanai.

Golf Course Homes

Selected Caldecott residences enjoy golf-course scenery across portions of the Lely Resort golf environment.

Golf views should be evaluated according to the exact fairway position, landscaping, cart-path relationship, distance from active play and visibility from the principal living areas.

A panoramic golf view from the great room, primary suite and lanai can provide a considerably different ownership experience from a limited side view.

Lakefront Caldecott Homes

Lake-oriented homes can provide some of Caldecott's most attractive permanent settings.

Water creates visual openness and can increase separation between the pool and neighboring residences. Larger irregular or cul-de-sac parcels can also provide broader shoreline and enhanced privacy.

Buyers should compare lake width, shoreline shape, fountains, opposite-bank homes and rear exposure before assigning a waterfront premium.

Lake & Preserve Combination Views

Some especially desirable Caldecott homes combine water with natural preserve scenery.

This combination can provide an attractive balance between open water and vegetation while minimizing direct views of neighboring homes.

A recent seven-figure Caldecott resale illustrates how an oversized cul-de-sac lot, panoramic lake-and-preserve setting and extensive renovation can substantially differentiate one property from the neighborhood's more typical homesites.

Preserve & Landscaped Homesites

Preserve-oriented and landscaped properties offer an alternative for buyers who prioritize privacy rather than broad golf or lake panoramas.

Mature vegetation can create screening around a pool and lanai, but buyers should consider vegetation depth, sunlight, neighboring sightlines and long-term landscape management.

Oversized & Cul-de-Sac Lots

Although Caldecott is generally a manageable single-family neighborhood, lot size is not uniform.

Irregular and cul-de-sac parcels can provide materially greater land area, wider rear boundaries, extended lanais or increased landscaping.

For example, premium Caldecott sales have included homesites approaching one-half acre, dramatically larger than many interior neighborhood lots.

Lot size should therefore be included in the comparable-sale analysis rather than focusing only on interior square footage.

Rear Exposure Matters

Rear exposure affects the amount and timing of sunlight reaching the pool, lanai and principal living spaces.

Southwestern exposure can provide abundant afternoon light and sunset color, while eastern exposure can offer morning sun and cooler late afternoons. Western lakefront homes can be especially appealing for buyers prioritizing evening views.

The preferred orientation depends on the owner, but exposure cannot be changed through renovation and should be treated as a permanent value factor.

Private Pools & Spas

Private swimming pools are common throughout Caldecott and help distinguish the neighborhood from attached or condominium alternatives.

Many residences also provide integrated spas, expanded screen enclosures, paver decks and significant covered-lanai space.

Buyers should inspect pool surface, waterline tile, heater, pumps, automation, spa equipment, screen enclosure and deck condition as separate components.

Expanded Lanais & Outdoor Living

The quality of the screened outdoor environment can materially influence Caldecott resale value.

Some properties have expanded lanais, privacy walls, upgraded screening, outdoor kitchens, landscape lighting or larger entertainment decks.

When comparing homes, buyers should consider both covered and uncovered outdoor space and how effectively the lanai frames the permanent rear view.

Outdoor Kitchens

Selected Caldecott residences include summer kitchens or upgraded outdoor cooking areas.

Built-in grills, refrigeration, sinks, counters and storage can increase the functionality of the lanai, particularly for seasonal owners who entertain frequently.

Appliance condition, utility connections, ventilation and storm protection should be verified individually.

Attached Two-Car Garages

Attached two-car garages are characteristic throughout Caldecott.

Individual garages may also offer air conditioning, custom cabinetry, workbenches, attic insulation, upgraded flooring and EV-charging potential.

For owners with significant storage needs, usable interior dimensions should be verified rather than relying solely on the advertised two-car designation.

Renovated Caldecott Homes

Caldecott now contains a wide range of property condition.

Some homes retain more of their original 2007–2010 finishes, while others have undergone substantial renovation with contemporary kitchens, quartz surfaces, upgraded appliances, remodeled bathrooms, luxury flooring, new lighting, custom storage and redesigned outdoor living.

An extensively renovated Caldecott home can compete at a very different market level from a similar-sized property requiring kitchen, bathroom, roof or mechanical updates.

Impact Windows & Doors

Comprehensive impact-resistant windows and doors are found in selected renovated Caldecott residences.

Other homes may use manual shutters, electric shutters, hurricane screens or combinations of protective systems.

Buyers should verify every significant opening individually, including sliding-glass doors, entry doors and garage doors.

Roof, HVAC & Major Systems

Caldecott homes are now old enough for roof and mechanical-system histories to vary significantly.

A renovated property may include newer HVAC equipment, water heater, appliances, insulation and pool systems in addition to cosmetic improvements.

Other homes may retain original or older major components.

Review permits, installation dates, warranties, service history and professional inspections rather than assuming homes built in the same year carry equal remaining useful life.

HOA & Association Responsibilities

Caldecott buyers should review the latest neighborhood and Lely Resort governing documents for current dues, landscaping or irrigation responsibilities, common-area maintenance, gate expenses, architectural standards, reserves and assessments.

These are detached single-family homes, so owners should also understand which exterior, roof, pool, landscaping and mechanical expenses remain their individual responsibility.

Required Players Club & Spa Membership

Caldecott is currently identified as an Amenities Covenant neighborhood. Under the present structure, ownership requires membership in The Players Club & Spa.

The Players Club provides resort-style swimming pools, fitness and wellness facilities, tennis, pickleball, bocce, dining, spa services and social programming.

Current membership deposits, dues, taxes, charges, privileges and transfer procedures should be verified through current Club documents before purchase.

Golf Options at Lely Resort

Lely Resort contains three 18-hole golf courses, and buyers should evaluate golf access separately from home ownership and Players Club participation.

The Mustang

The Lee Trevino-designed Mustang provides one golf option within Lely Resort.

Flamingo Island

The Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed Flamingo Island provides another distinct golf experience.

The Classics

The Gary Player-designed Classics operates through a separate private membership structure.

Rental & Pet Considerations

Buyers considering seasonal rental use should review current Caldecott and Lely Resort governing documents for minimum lease terms, permitted annual frequency, tenant approval and any Players Club transfer procedures.

Current pet restrictions should likewise be verified directly from the association rather than relying on older MLS descriptions.

What Caldecott Buyers Should Compare

How to Compare Caldecott Home Values

A broad Lely Resort price-per-square-foot figure is not the strongest valuation method for Caldecott.

The community is small enough that recent Caldecott transactions and the closest matching floor plans should be prioritized whenever sufficient sales exist.

Caldecott Market Report

Caldecott contains only approximately 63 homes, so active inventory can be limited and individual transactions can materially affect short-term neighborhood averages.

Current asking prices, pending contracts and recent closed sales belong in the dedicated market report rather than being permanently embedded in this evergreen community guide.

Each transaction should still be compared according to floor plan, living area, lot size, permanent view, rear exposure, private pool, roof, storm protection and renovation.

Caldecott vs. Canwick Cove

Canwick Cove is a smaller and more expensive Stock Development enclave surrounded by The Classics Golf Course.

Canwick Cove generally offers larger floor plans, natural gas and three-car-garage opportunities, while Caldecott provides more manageable home sizes and a larger selection of approximately 63 residences.

Caldecott vs. Cottesmore

Cottesmore contains approximately 57 homes and generally offers larger living areas with strong Classics Golf Course and lake settings.

Caldecott is a useful alternative for buyers who want a smaller detached home and private pool while retaining required Players Club membership.

Caldecott vs. Lakoya

Lakoya is a substantially larger newer-generation Stock Development community with a broader luxury-home range and natural-gas service.

Caldecott provides a much smaller neighborhood scale and lower-maintenance residence sizes.

Caldecott vs. The Majors

The Majors offers substantially larger homes, three-car garages and a wider collection of courtyard and traditional floor plans.

Caldecott is better suited to buyers who want detached ownership, private outdoor living and Lely Resort amenities without maintaining a large 2,500- to nearly 4,000-square-foot residence.

Explore All Lely Resort Communities

Caldecott is one neighborhood within the broader Lely Resort market of custom estates, detached homes, villas, townhomes, coach homes and condominiums.

Use the main Lely Resort guide to compare neighborhood size, construction generation, floor plans, homesite types, association structures and Players Club obligations.

Buying a Caldecott Home

A Caldecott search should begin with the appropriate floor-plan and living- area category.

Next compare permanent characteristics such as lot size, lake or golf position, preserve privacy and rear exposure.

Then evaluate the private pool and spa, lanai, garage, roof, HVAC, storm protection and renovation before incorporating current HOA and Players Club expenses into the ownership decision.

Selling a Caldecott Home

Caldecott sellers should emphasize the features that separate the residence from the neighborhood's otherwise similar Stock Development homes.

The listing should identify the floor plan, current living area, lot size, golf or lake setting, preserve privacy, rear exposure, private pool and garage.

Impact windows, roof or HVAC replacement, pool improvements, expanded lanai and major interior renovation should then be documented clearly so buyers understand why the property may command a premium over a more original Caldecott home.