Vanderbilt Country Club Detached Villas for Sale in Naples Florida
Vanderbilt Country Club contains a limited collection of 120 detached single-family villa homes within its private bundled-golf community in Naples, Florida.
Unlike attached villas found in many Southwest Florida communities, Vanderbilt's villas are true detached residences on individual homesites. Each provides its own private entrance, outdoor living and attached two-car garage while participating in Vanderbilt's community-wide association and Country Club structure.
Five original Worthington villa designs range from approximately 1,746 to 1,974 square feet. Golf, lake and preserve settings create important differences among homes, while decades of renovations have created substantial variation in pools, kitchens, baths, roofs, hurricane protection and mechanical systems.
120 Detached Villas • 5 Original Floor Plans • Approx. 1,746–1,974 Sq. Ft. • Golf, Lake & Preserve Homesites • 2-Car Garages • Bundled Golf
The term “villa” can describe very different property types in Naples. At Vanderbilt Country Club, these 120 residences are detached single-family homes rather than paired villas, attached villas or condominium buildings.
Each villa occupies an individual homesite averaging approximately 58 feet by 140 feet and provides its own garage and outdoor living.
That combination appeals to buyers who want traditional single-family ownership with a smaller footprint than Vanderbilt's 102 estate homes.
Villa valuation rule: compare Vanderbilt detached villas first with other Vanderbilt villas based on the same or closely related original floor plan before relying on estate-home, Wedgewood or Waterford sales.
Five Vanderbilt Villa Floor Plans
Worthington Communities originally offered five principal Vanderbilt villa designs. Current recorded living area can differ from original brochure dimensions because of permitted modifications, renovations and measurement methodology, so property-specific records should control valuation.
Andover II — Approx. 1,746 Sq. Ft. The most compact original villa design, with three-bedroom capability, screened lanai and attached two-car garage.
Mayfield II — Approx. 1,871 Sq. Ft. Two bedrooms plus den with living and dining areas, morning room, screened lanai and attached two-car garage.
Augusta — Approx. 1,925 Sq. Ft. Flexible bedroom and den arrangement with substantial living area, screened outdoor living and attached two-car garage.
Savannah — Approx. 1,955 Sq. Ft. Two bedrooms plus den or third-bedroom flexibility, substantial lanai and attached two-car garage.
Camilla — Approx. 1,974 Sq. Ft. Vanderbilt's largest original villa design, with courtyard character, flexible third-bedroom space and attached two-car garage.
Andover II Villa Homes
The Andover II is Vanderbilt's smallest original villa design at approximately 1,746 square feet.
The original layout includes central living and dining areas, morning room, primary suite, additional bedroom or flexible-use spaces and a screened rear lanai.
Private pools were optional rather than standard, so current Andover villas can differ substantially in pool configuration, outdoor living, renovation and storm protection.
Mayfield II Villa Homes
The Mayfield II provides approximately 1,871 square feet and typically includes two bedrooms plus den, living and dining areas, morning room and screened lanai.
Current Mayfield villas should be compared according to recorded living area, golf or lake position, private pool, rear exposure, garage usability, roof, hurricane protection and renovation.
Augusta Villa Homes
The Augusta provides approximately 1,925 square feet of original air-conditioned living area with an expansive living room, dining area, kitchen, morning room and flexible bedroom or den spaces.
Original plans included substantial screened-lanai area and an attached two-car garage. Private pools were optional, making pool presence and condition meaningful resale adjustments.
Savannah Villa Homes
The Savannah provides approximately 1,955 square feet in its original configuration, with a primary suite, guest bedroom, den or third-bedroom flexibility, dining area, living room, morning room and screened lanai.
Some current Savannah properties may show recorded living areas around or above 2,000 square feet because of recognized additions, later modifications or measurement differences. Use the current property record when comparing a specific home.
Camilla Villa Homes
The Camilla is Vanderbilt's largest original villa plan at approximately 1,974 square feet.
Its design includes courtyard character, a large primary suite, flexible additional bedroom spaces, living and dining areas, morning room, screened outdoor living and attached two-car garage.
Camilla properties should generally be compared first with other larger Vanderbilt villas rather than automatically with smaller Andover II homes.
Golf, Lake & Preserve Villa Homesites
Vanderbilt's villa neighborhoods are integrated around fairways, lakes and natural preserve areas. Those permanent settings often carry more long-term value significance than easily replaced interior finishes.
Golf Homesites Tee, fairway and green positions create different views, golfer activity and potential ball exposure.
Lake Homesites Water width, shoreline configuration and orientation can materially influence scenery and privacy.
Lake-to-Golf Views Water between the residence and golf course can create layered views and additional separation.
Preserve Homesites Natural vegetation can provide a quieter outlook and greater visual privacy.
Evaluating a Vanderbilt Villa Golf View
Tee Position Consider golfer activity, sightlines and the different ball-flight characteristics around tee areas.
Fairway Position Compare normal shot direction, landing areas, fairway width and distance from the lanai.
Green Position Green views can be attractive but may bring additional player and cart activity.
Cart Path Path location can affect privacy around screened outdoor living and private pools.
Lake Buffer Water between a villa and active golf can create greater visual and physical separation.
Rear Exposure Orientation influences morning light, afternoon heat, pool sunlight and sunset potential.
Private Pools, Spas & Screened Lanais
Private pools were optional in Vanderbilt's original villa designs, not standard equipment.
Some villas now have substantial pools, integrated spas, expanded decks, outdoor kitchens and modern screen enclosures, while others continue to rely primarily on Vanderbilt's central resort-style swimming facilities.
Pool-home comparisons should consider finish, resurfacing history, pump, filter, heater, automation, cage condition, covered lanai depth and permanent view.
Two-Car Garages & Golf-Cart Storage
Each original Vanderbilt villa design includes an attached two-car garage.
Buyers who plan to store a private golf cart together with automobiles should verify actual interior garage dimensions, side-access modifications where present and current Vanderbilt golf-cart policies for the exact property.
Villa Homes vs. Vanderbilt Estate Homes
Detached Villas 120 detached residences originally ranging from approximately 1,746 to 1,974 square feet on smaller single-family homesites.
Estate Homes 102 larger detached residences originally ranging from approximately 2,223 to 2,931 square feet on larger average homesites.
Villa Appeal A smaller detached footprint can appeal to buyers seeking private-home ownership without maintaining a larger estate residence.
Shared Country Club Lifestyle Both categories participate in Vanderbilt's mandatory bundled-golf structure.
Vanderbilt Villa Association Structure
The Vanderbilt Community Association provides the community-wide ownership structure for all 800 residences.
Unlike Wedgewood and Waterford, which have separate associations for shared residential buildings, Vanderbilt's detached villas remain part of the single-family side of the community.
Vanderbilt also publishes villa-specific neighborhood obligations. Buyers should review the newest budget, fee schedule, governing documents and estoppel rather than relying on a historical assessment amount.
Villa Maintenance Responsibilities
A detached Vanderbilt villa should not be assumed to have condominium-style exterior maintenance simply because it is called a villa.
Current governing documents should be reviewed to establish responsibility for landscaping, irrigation, roofing, exterior painting, driveways, windows, doors, pools, lanais and other property components.
Bundled Golf With Villa Ownership
Vanderbilt Country Club is a mandatory bundled-golf community. Country Club membership accompanies the real-estate purchase rather than requiring a separate optional golf membership after closing.
Current Club dues, capital obligations, golf-cart programs, guest charges, dining requirements and other Club expenses can change and should be verified through the newest Vanderbilt documents before purchase.
Vanderbilt Golf & Lifestyle Amenities
18-Hole Championship Golf Vanderbilt's private par-72 course provides multiple tee selections and an established golf program.
Dining & Social Life Clubhouse and poolside dining support Vanderbilt's active social calendar.
Resort Pool & Spa The central swimming complex provides a resort-style alternative for villas without private pools.
Fitness & Wellness Vanderbilt's fitness facilities support exercise, training and wellness programming.
Tennis & Pickleball Racquet sports provide organized and recreational play.
Bocce & Social Programming Additional recreation and events extend the Vanderbilt lifestyle beyond golf.
Renovated vs. More Original Vanderbilt Villas
Vanderbilt's villa homes are established residences, so condition can now differ substantially between homes based on the same original plan.
Cosmetic renovation should be analyzed separately from capital improvements.
Kitchen Compare cabinetry, countertops, appliances, lighting and changes to the original layout.
Bathrooms Review showers, cabinetry, tile, plumbing fixtures and ventilation.
Roof Confirm replacement date, permit history, material and available warranty information.
HVAC & Water Heater Mechanical-system age can materially affect near-term ownership cost.
Storm Protection Determine impact glass, shutters, garage-door and lanai-opening protection.
Outdoor Living Compare pool, spa, enclosure, lanai depth, outdoor kitchen and landscape improvements.
Roof, Hurricane Protection & Insurance
Detached-villa insurance should be evaluated property by property.
Buyers should verify roof age and permit history, impact windows and doors, sliding-glass-door protection, shutters, garage-door rating, pool-enclosure condition and available wind-mitigation documentation.
A renovated villa with a newer roof and comprehensive hurricane protection can have materially different insurance characteristics from a more original home of the same model.
Flood & Drainage Due Diligence
Golf, lake or preserve views should be evaluated separately from flood-insurance requirements.
Verify the current address-specific flood-zone designation, lender requirements, elevation information where available, drainage characteristics and prior water intrusion for the exact homesite.
Rental & Pet Considerations
Buyers purchasing with seasonal rental plans or specific pet requirements should review current Vanderbilt governing documents before closing.
Verify minimum lease periods, annual rental frequency, application requirements, tenant Club privileges, pet limitations and any applicable transfer procedures.
How Vanderbilt Villa Homes Should Be Valued
Because only 120 detached villas exist, a broad Vanderbilt Country Club average should not be applied mechanically to an individual villa.
Vanderbilt villa valuation sequence: original villa model → recorded living area → golf/lake/preserve homesite → rear exposure → private pool and lanai → garage → roof → hurricane protection → mechanical systems → interior renovation → neighborhood and Club obligations → most comparable Vanderbilt villa sales.
Changing inventory and recent closed-sale activity belong in the Vanderbilt Country Club Market Report, rather than being permanently hard-coded into this evergreen villa guide.
What Vanderbilt Villa Buyers Should Review
Original Model Identify Andover II, Mayfield II, Augusta, Savannah or Camilla and document later changes.
Recorded Living Area Confirm current air-conditioned area and permitted modifications.
Homesite Evaluate golf-hole relationship, lake width, preserve setting and neighboring separation.
Rear Exposure Consider morning sun, afternoon heat, pool sunlight and sunset orientation.
Private Pool Inspect surface, equipment, heater, enclosure and outdoor-living improvements.
Garage Confirm vehicle, storage and golf-cart capacity.
Roof Review installation date, permits, material and warranty information.
Storm Protection Verify windows, doors, sliders, garage door and lanai protection.
Association Obligations Review current Vanderbilt and villa-neighborhood documents and assessments.
Comparable Sales Begin with similar Vanderbilt detached villas rather than community-wide sales.
Selling a Vanderbilt Country Club Villa
Villa sellers should identify the original model prominently because Andover II, Mayfield II, Augusta, Savannah and Camilla residences do not represent identical competitive properties.
Marketing should document recorded living area, golf or lake position, rear exposure, private pool and spa, screened lanai, garage, roof, hurricane protection, major mechanical systems and significant interior renovation.
If current recorded living area differs from original brochure dimensions, permitted additions or recognized modifications should be documented clearly.
Vanderbilt's detached villas are distributed through the community's single-family sections, including locations along Preswick Lane, Gleneagle Way, Danbury Boulevard and neighboring residential streets.
Individual homes can face golf, lakes, preserves or combinations of those permanent settings.
Vanderbilt Country Club is located at 8250 Danbury Boulevard, Naples, Florida 34120, east of Collier Boulevard near Vanderbilt Beach Road.
Explore Vanderbilt Villas With Schulz Realty
Schulz Realty can help buyers and sellers compare Vanderbilt's Andover II, Mayfield II, Augusta, Savannah and Camilla detached villas according to recorded living area, golf or lake homesite, rear exposure, private pool, garage, roof, hurricane protection, renovation, bundled-golf obligations and the most relevant comparable sales.
Vanderbilt villa-home counts, original floor-plan dimensions, recorded living areas, bedroom and den configurations, homesite dimensions, garage capacity, pools, spas, lanais, golf and lake views, Vanderbilt Country Club membership requirements, Club charges, golf and cart programs, Vanderbilt Community Association obligations, villa-neighborhood fees, association services, assessments, landscaping responsibilities, rental provisions, pet rules, roof ages, hurricane protection, insurance requirements, flood classifications and individual property features may vary or change. Buyers should verify material information for the exact property through current Club, association, MLS, tax, title, insurance, inspection and property-specific documentation before purchasing.
Current Vanderbilt Detached Villas for Sale
Review the native RealGeeks MLS listings below for current Vanderbilt inventory. Because estate homes and detached villas can share the broad Vanderbilt Country Club development name, verify property type, original model, recorded living area and street before treating a listing or sale as a villa comparable.
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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.