24705 Hollybrier LN, Bonita Springs
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Capri at Pelican Landing is a neighborhood of 63 detached, one-story maintenance-free villa homes in Bonita Springs, Florida. Residences generally range from approximately 1,700 to 2,500 square feet and are positioned around golf-course, lake, preserve and landscaped settings.
Capri combines the privacy and garage space of a detached single-family residence with a neighborhood association designed to reduce routine landscape-maintenance responsibilities. The one-story format is especially attractive to buyers seeking convenient everyday living without stairs.
Because Capri is a detached villa neighborhood rather than a condominium, buyers should evaluate its ownership and insurance structure as a single-family property while separately reviewing the services provided through the Capri homeowners association.
Capri is one of Pelican Landing's distinctive maintenance-free villa neighborhoods. Its 63 residences are detached rather than attached to neighboring homes, preserving many of the qualities buyers associate with single-family ownership.
Every Capri residence is one story. This gives the neighborhood an architectural consistency while making it particularly appealing to owners who prefer primary living, bedrooms, garage and outdoor areas on a single level.
Official Pelican Landing information describes Capri homes from approximately 1,700 to 2,500 square feet.
Current public records and recent sales demonstrate residences around 1,985, 1,992, 2,073 and 2,471 square feet, supporting the neighborhood's broad published size range.
Floor plans commonly provide two or three bedrooms plus a den, while selected larger residences can offer additional bedroom or flexible-space arrangements.
Buyers should evaluate room proportions, storage, primary-suite layout and indoor-outdoor circulation rather than relying solely on total square footage.
The all-one-story design is one of Capri's clearest differences from Ascot and Bay Crest, which include both single- and two-story residences.
Single-level layouts can make movement between the kitchen, great room, bedrooms, garage, lanai and pool particularly convenient for both full-time and seasonal owners.
When comparing Capri homes, buyers should still consider doorway widths, bathroom configuration, step-down transitions, pool access and other details that affect long-term accessibility.
Capri homes are positioned around three principal types of permanent scenery: golf-course, lake and natural preserve views.
A home's permanent setting should generally receive significant weight when comparing similar Capri floor plans because interior finishes can be changed while the homesite cannot.
Rear exposure affects how a Capri home's lanai and pool area function throughout the day.
Eastern exposure generally favors morning light, southern orientations can provide strong pool sunlight, and western or southwestern homesites may emphasize afternoon sun and sunset color.
Tree canopy, neighboring landscaping and the width of the golf, lake or preserve view should be evaluated together with compass direction.
Private swimming pools are available at many Capri residences, although buyers should confirm the individual property rather than assume every villa includes one.
Screened lanais extend the living area outdoors and may include covered seating, dining areas, spas or expanded pool decks.
The combination of rear exposure and permanent view can be particularly important because the pool and lanai often become the primary outdoor living environment.
Review finish, tile, coping and documented resurfacing or renovation.
Inspect pumps, filtration, heating, automation and spa systems where applicable.
Review framing, screening, doors, fasteners and documented storm repairs.
Evaluate flooring, covered space, drainage, outdoor kitchen improvements and view orientation.
Capri homes provide attached private garages rather than shared condominium parking.
Two-car garages are common and provide storage for vehicles, beach equipment, bicycles, golf equipment and household items.
Buyers should verify actual interior dimensions, built-in storage, garage-door condition, hurricane rating, opener equipment and electric-vehicle charging improvements.
Capri was developed primarily during the mid-to-late 1990s.
Current county records include examples built in 1996 and 1997. Concrete-block and stucco construction with tile roofing is common throughout the neighborhood.
Because Capri is now an established community, original construction year is less important than the present age and condition of major components.
Capri properties can range from substantially renovated homes to residences retaining more of their original design.
Interior improvements may include redesigned kitchens, contemporary cabinetry, quartz or stone counters, premium appliances, updated flooring, remodeled bathrooms and modern lighting.
Major capital improvements can include roof replacement, impact-resistant windows and doors, hurricane shutters, HVAC systems, water heaters and pool equipment.
Buyers should identify which renovations are primarily cosmetic and which can reduce future maintenance exposure.
Roof and storm-protection history deserves careful review because Capri homes were generally constructed during the 1990s.
Buyers should verify roof replacement date and permits, impact-resistant windows and doors, shutters, garage-door rating and protection for large sliding-glass openings.
A current wind-mitigation inspection and property-specific insurance quotation can help buyers understand how roof age and hurricane improvements affect insurability and ownership costs.
Pelican Landing officially identifies Capri as a maintenance-free neighborhood.
Capri also maintains its own homeowners association in addition to each owner's obligations through the Pelican Landing master association.
Maintenance-free does not mean maintenance-free in every respect. Buyers should determine precisely which landscaping, irrigation, pest-control, common-area or exterior services are included and which remain the individual homeowner's responsibility.
Review current neighborhood budget, reserves, assessments and service contracts.
Review master-community assessments, amenities, rules and owner obligations separately.
Confirm responsibility for roof, structure, windows, doors, garage, pool and major systems.
Obtain current property-specific coverage information rather than assuming responsibilities from another villa neighborhood.
Capri homeowners enjoy access to Pelican Landing's private 34-acre Beach Park on Big Hickory Island.
Residents reach the island by community shuttle boat across Estero Bay, providing access to Gulf swimming, shelling, fishing, wildlife viewing and a natural barrier-island environment.
This allows Capri owners to combine low-maintenance villa living with private Gulf beach privileges without purchasing beachfront real estate.
Capri residents have access to the broader Pelican Landing recreational system.
Community amenities include tennis, pickleball, bocce, fitness and wellness facilities, sailing, kayaking, canoeing, fishing facilities and community gathering areas.
The combination provides Capri homeowners with considerably more recreation than is typically available within a small 63-home villa neighborhood alone.
Golf membership is separate from Capri residential ownership.
The private Nest Golf Club offers two 18-hole Tom Fazio-designed courses within Pelican Landing.
The Club operates independently from the Pelican Landing Community Association. Buyers interested in golf should verify current membership categories, availability, waiting-list conditions, joining requirements, dues and privileges directly with The Nest.
Capri should be compared with Pelican Landing's other villa neighborhoods rather than with the community's condominium buildings or larger estate-home enclaves.
Ascot provides larger detached maintenance-free villas with both one- and two-story designs. Bay Crest provides attached villas with one- and two-story plans and a neighborhood pool and spa.
Costa del Sol consists of attached ranch-style villas, while Heron Cove, Heron Glen, The Cottages, Longlake Village and Pinewater Place provide additional maintenance-oriented choices.
Capri's strongest distinction is its combination of detached ownership, all-one-story design and maintenance-free neighborhood structure.
Capri contains only 63 residences, so same-neighborhood comparable sales should receive significant weight whenever sufficient recent transactions are available.
Differences in permanent view, living area, rear exposure, private pool, renovation, roof and hurricane protection can produce meaningful value differences between otherwise similar homes.
A renovated golf-view residence with a newer roof and strong storm protection should not automatically be compared dollar-for-dollar with a more original interior home on a less distinctive homesite.
Compare golf, lake, preserve and landscaped settings together with rear exposure and privacy.
Review roof permits, impact glass, shutters, garage-door rating and protection of large openings.
When present, inspect pool finish, equipment, heater, screen enclosure and outdoor living areas.
Review HVAC, electrical components, plumbing, water heater and other significant systems.
Review current budget, reserves, assessments, contracts, landscaping services and restrictions.
Review current master-community fees, documents, amenities and ownership requirements.
Obtain current homeowners, wind and applicable flood information for the exact property.
Prioritize Capri residences with similar size, view, pool, renovation and major-system condition.
Capri sellers should emphasize that the residence is a detached single-family villa with one-story living rather than allowing buyers to confuse it with an attached villa or condominium.
Marketing should identify the golf, lake or preserve setting, rear exposure, private pool, screened lanai, garage, roof, hurricane protection and meaningful renovations.
The maintenance-free neighborhood format and Pelican Landing private beach and recreational amenities should also be presented clearly while keeping optional private golf membership separate from residential ownership.
Ascot 48 Detached Villa Homes
Bay Crest 90 Attached Villas
Capri 63 One-Story Villas
Costa del Sol 62 Attached Villas
The Cottages 41 Villa Homes
Heron Cove 22 Detached Villas
Heron Glen 15 Detached Villas
Longlake Village 56 Attached Villas
Pinewater Place 44 Villa Homes
Bay Cedar 65 Homes
Bay Creek 33 Estate Homes
Coventry 8 Luxury Homes
Goldcrest 42 Homes
Heron Point 23 Estate Homes
Lakemont 165 Homes
Longlake 147 Homes
Pennyroyal 43 Homes
The Ridge 45 Estate Homes
The Sanctuary 52 Homes
Waterside 46 Homes
Creekside Crossing 114 Low-Rise Condos
Cypress Island 68 Low-Rise Condos
Lakemont Cove 124 Low-Rise Condos
Mystic Ridge 46 Carriage Homes
Palm Colony 120 Coach Homes
The Pointe 160 Coach & Carriage Homes
The Reserve 60 Low-Rise Condos
Sandpiper Greens 48 Low-Rise Condos
Sandpiper Isle 100 Low- & Mid-Rise Condos
Sawgrass Point 124 Low-Rise Condos
Southbridge 166 Low-Rise Condos Capri belongs to the Pelican Landing Phase I residential market.
The separately gated Colony at Pelican Landing is Phase II and contains a different collection of luxury high-rise condominiums, mid-rise residences, coach homes, villas and estate homes.
Keeping the two markets separate helps buyers compare the correct property types, association structures, amenities and comparable sales.
Capri residences are concentrated along Hollybrier Lane in Bonita Springs, Florida 34134 within gated Pelican Landing.
Pelican Landing is located west of U.S. 41 between Bonita Springs and Estero, with Estero Bay to the west and convenient access to Coconut Point shopping and dining.
The location also provides access toward North Naples, Bonita Springs beaches, healthcare, Southwest Florida International Airport and other Southwest Florida destinations.
Schulz Realty can help buyers and sellers compare Capri villas by floor plan, living area, golf, lake or preserve setting, rear exposure, private pool, screened lanai, garage, roof, storm protection, renovation, association responsibilities and the most relevant recent sales.
For buyers comparing Pelican Landing maintenance-free neighborhoods, we can also evaluate Capri against Ascot, Bay Crest, Costa del Sol, The Cottages, Heron Cove, Heron Glen, Longlake Village and Pinewater Place according to residence type, size, view, maintenance structure and total ownership costs.
Call David Schulz: (239) 682-5800
Property availability, residence sizes, association fees, reserves, assessments, landscaping and maintenance services, roof and exterior responsibilities, insurance, flood classifications, hurricane protection, private pool condition, rental restrictions, pet policies, views and individual property features may vary or change. Pelican Landing amenities, Beach Park transportation and private golf-club membership are also subject to current rules, schedules, fees and availability. Buyers should verify all material property, association, community, insurance, golf, flood, title and inspection information through current official documents and appropriate qualified professionals before purchasing.
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