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Stock Development Models • The Majors at Lely Resort
Majors floor plans at Lely Resort were developed by Stock Development for one of Lely Resort's larger luxury single-family neighborhoods. Identifying the original model is especially useful when comparing resale homes because The Majors includes traditional rear-lanai residences, courtyard designs with separate guest accommodations and larger models with loft or second-floor living.
This guide preserves the twelve Majors floorplan illustrations used for Greenbriar, Hamptons, Harbourtown, Kingsmill, Monterey, Muirfield, Pinehurst, Ponte Vedra, Scottsdale, Riviera, Seapines and Westchester. The original plans provide a useful visual reference for comparing room placement, bedroom configuration, cabanas, garage design, pool orientation and outdoor living.
The original builder plans below are best used as historical reference points. Current resale homes may differ because of builder options, renovations, room conversions, additions or differing measurement methods. Click any floorplan image to open the larger original illustration.
Approximately 2,824 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 4,154 Total Sq. Ft.
The Greenbriar is a three-bedroom-plus-den design with three baths, family room and dining room. Its traditional layout includes a large rear lanai and three-car garage, making it a useful comparison for buyers who want substantial living space without a courtyard configuration.
Approximately 2,790 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 4,318 Total Sq. Ft.
The Hamptons provides three bedrooms plus a den, approximately two-and-a-half baths, family room, living room and dining room. Buyers who prefer separate formal and casual living spaces may find this model particularly appealing.
Approximately 2,772 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 4,270 Total Sq. Ft.
The Harbourtown provides three bedrooms plus a den, two baths, a great room and dining room. Its open great-room concept distinguishes it from models with separate formal living and family rooms while retaining a large lanai and three-car garage.
Approximately 3,062 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 4,663 Total Sq. Ft.
The Kingsmill includes three bedrooms plus a den, three baths, great room, dining room, loft and balcony. The additional upper-level space gives Kingsmill a different living pattern from the predominantly single-level Majors models.
Approximately 2,651 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 4,036 Total Sq. Ft.
The Monterey is a courtyard design with three bedrooms plus a separate cabana, along with family, living and dining spaces. The central courtyard creates private outdoor living between portions of the home and gives guests greater separation from the main residence.
Approximately 3,153 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 4,668 Total Sq. Ft.
The Muirfield provides four bedrooms plus a den, approximately three-and-a-half baths, a great room and dining room. Its additional bedroom capacity makes it particularly relevant for buyers wanting several guest suites while retaining an open principal living area.
Approximately 2,889 Sq. Ft. Original Under-Air Reference • Approximately 5,542 Total Sq. Ft.
The Pinehurst is a courtyard design with three bedrooms plus a den in the original configuration and separate guest-cabana space arranged around the pool courtyard. Because renovated Pinehurst resales may show different bedroom counts or reported living areas, the actual residence should be verified carefully.
Approximately 3,482 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 4,867 Total Sq. Ft.
The Ponte Vedra is one of the larger Majors designs, with four bedrooms plus a den, approximately four-and-a-half baths, family room, living room and dining room. Its larger bedroom and bath count provides additional separation for owners who frequently entertain overnight guests.
Approximately 2,546 Sq. Ft. Original Under-Air Reference • Approximately 4,142 Total Sq. Ft.
The Scottsdale provides three bedrooms plus a den, three baths, great room and dining room. It offers a more conventional split-bedroom alternative to the courtyard plans while retaining the large lanai and three-car-garage character associated with The Majors.
Approximately 3,138 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 4,727 Total Sq. Ft.
The Riviera provides four bedrooms plus a den, approximately four-and-a-half baths, family room and dining room. The additional bedroom and bath capacity makes the model relevant for buyers needing several private guest suites.
Approximately 3,323 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 5,975 Total Sq. Ft.
The Seapines is one of the larger courtyard models, with three bedrooms plus a detached guest cabana, approximately three-and-a-half baths, great room and dining room. Its extensive courtyard and guest-space arrangement creates a notably different ownership experience from a conventional rear-pool design.
Approximately 3,495 Sq. Ft. Under Air • Approximately 5,431 Total Sq. Ft.
The Westchester is a two-story Majors design with four bedrooms, a den, approximately four baths, living room, family room and dining room. Buyers comparing it with single-story models should consider stair use, upper-level privacy and the distribution of guest accommodations between floors.
Floorplan measurement notice: These illustrations and dimensions are historical builder references. Current MLS records, tax records and physical measurements may differ because of builder options, structural changes, permitted additions, enclosed areas, renovations, room conversions or measurement methods. Verify the specific residence before relying on historical dimensions.
Monterey, Pinehurst and Seapines deserve special attention because their courtyard architecture changes how the residence functions. Rather than placing the pool only behind the main house, the courtyard becomes a central outdoor living space. Separate cabana accommodations can provide privacy for guests, extended family, an office or another flexible use.
Traditional Majors models direct more of the living area toward a rear lanai. That arrangement can be particularly attractive when the homesite overlooks a lake, the Mustang Golf Course or a combination of water and golf. The better configuration depends on whether a buyer values courtyard privacy or a stronger connection between the primary living areas and rear view.
Similar square footage does not always make two Majors homes good comparables. A courtyard model with a separate cabana functions differently from a traditional split-bedroom home, while a two-story Westchester or lofted Kingsmill introduces another ownership pattern entirely.
Identifying the original Stock Development model provides a better starting point. Buyers and sellers can then compare the homesite, lake or golf view, rear exposure, pool and spa, garage, outdoor kitchen, renovations, storm protection, roof and major systems.
Many Majors homes have been modified since original construction. Kitchens may have been opened to adjacent living spaces, dens converted to bedrooms, cabanas upgraded, pools redesigned and outdoor kitchens added. The historical floorplan remains valuable because it shows the structural starting point of the residence, but the property should ultimately be evaluated as it exists today.
Where walls, windows, rooms, enclosed areas or other structural components have changed, buyers should review available permits and current property records in addition to the original builder illustration.
Large lanais and three-car garages recur throughout the Majors floorplan collection. Actual garage usability can still vary because of storage systems, mechanical equipment, cabinetry and owner modifications, so buyers who need three functional vehicle spaces should verify the individual garage dimensions and layout.
Pool placement also matters. Courtyard pools emphasize privacy and central outdoor living, while rear-pool homes can capitalize more directly on premium lake, preserve or golf-course views.
The floorplan page works best together with the current Majors homes for sale search. Once the original model of an active property is identified, buyers can compare it with the historical plan and determine which changes are original builder options and which appear to be later improvements.
For current asking prices, pending activity and recent sales, visit the Majors Market Report. Current sales should then be narrowed to the closest floor plan, homesite type and condition rather than relying on a single community-wide price-per-square-foot figure.
If you are considering a resale home in The Majors, identifying the original Stock Development model can make the comparison substantially more useful. Schulz Realty can help compare Greenbriar, Hamptons, Harbourtown, Kingsmill, Monterey, Muirfield, Pinehurst, Ponte Vedra, Scottsdale, Riviera, Seapines and Westchester homes with current Majors listings and relevant sales.
The analysis can then account for courtyard or traditional configuration, lake or Mustang golf homesite, rear exposure, pool and spa, three-car garage, renovations, roof, storm protection and major systems rather than relying only on square footage.
Floorplan names, illustrations, dimensions, bedroom and bathroom counts and configurations shown on this page are historical references. Individual residences may differ because of builder options, elevations, measurement methods, renovations, conversions or permitted additions. Association requirements, Players Club deposits, dues, fees, privileges and transfer procedures may change. Buyers should verify the specific property's current configuration and all applicable ownership requirements using current records and appropriate qualified professionals.
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.
