34 Detached Homes • Fountain Circle • Single-Story Living • Two-Car Garages • Golf & Landscaped Views
Villa Verona Homes for Sale at The Vineyards Naples Florida
Villa Verona at The Vineyards is an intimate neighborhood of exactly 34 detached single-family homes in Naples, Florida. Most residences are centered around Fountain Circle, with a Fountain Drive address also represented near the neighborhood entrance.
Villa Verona combines the privacy of a detached home with the more manageable scale and maintenance-oriented character buyers often associate with villa living. Residences are primarily single-story and generally provide approximately 1,590 to 1,925 square feet of air-conditioned living area.
Two-bedroom-plus-den and three-bedroom floor plans, attached two-car garages, screened lanais, high ceilings and mature landscaping are strongly represented. Select properties add private swimming pools or spas, while several Fountain Circle homes overlook The Vineyards golf landscape.
Villa Verona at The Vineyards • Exactly 34 Detached Single-Family Homes • Fountain Circle • Fountain Drive Address Also Represented • Villa-Style Architecture • Single-Family Ownership • Primarily 1990–1993 Construction • Approximately 1,590–1,925 Sq Ft • 2 Bedrooms + Den • 3-Bedroom Homes • Single-Story Architecture Strongly Represented • Vaulted & Cathedral Ceilings • Attached Two-Car Garages • Screened & Covered Lanais • Private Pools & Spas on Select Homes • Golf-Course Views • Sunset-Oriented Views on Select Homes • Private Landscaped Settings • Association-Supported Landscape Maintenance Represented • Mandatory Villa Verona HOA • Optional Vineyards Country Club Membership
Villa Verona at a Glance
ResidencesExactly 34 detached single-family homes
LocationPrimarily Fountain Circle plus Fountain Drive
Villa Verona contains exactly 34 detached residences governed by the neighborhood homeowners association. Its limited number of properties creates a distinctly small-scale residential environment within the much larger Vineyards community.
Inventory can be scarce because only a small number of homes may enter the resale market during any given period. Same-neighborhood transactions from Fountain Circle and Fountain Drive can therefore be particularly valuable when evaluating an available residence.
Current listings should always be checked through the live MLS rather than relying on a permanently published inventory count.
Fountain Circle Homes
Fountain Circle forms the heart of Villa Verona and contains most of the neighborhood’s residences. The circular street pattern creates a compact residential layout with limited through traffic.
Homes around the circle can differ in rear exposure, golf orientation, landscaping, pool configuration and outdoor privacy.
The exact Fountain Circle address should therefore be considered before using another neighborhood property as a direct comparable.
Fountain Drive Residence
A Villa Verona residence is also represented on Fountain Drive near the entrance to the neighborhood.
That property demonstrates why Villa Verona should not be researched solely by searching Fountain Circle addresses. The Fountain Drive location combines mature vegetation, privacy and golf-course scenery while remaining part of the same Villa Verona residential enclave.
Buyers should confirm subdivision identity through current MLS and public records rather than assuming every Villa Verona property carries the same street name.
Detached Villa-Style Single-Family Homes
Villa Verona residences are frequently described as villas because of their smaller homesites, manageable floor plans and maintenance-oriented neighborhood structure.
They are nevertheless detached single-family homes, not condominiums or attached villas. Each residence has an individual exterior, private entrance, attached garage and its own outdoor-living area.
Correct property classification matters when evaluating insurance, financing, association obligations and comparable sales.
Villa Verona Home Sizes
Villa Verona has a relatively concentrated range of home sizes, which helps distinguish it from larger custom-home neighborhoods within The Vineyards.
Verified residences include approximately 1,591, 1,690, 1,767, 1,802 and 1,925 square feet of air-conditioned living area.
Total building area may be larger when garages, lanais and other covered spaces are included. Buyers should therefore compare official living area rather than relying on total under-roof square footage.
Two Bedrooms Plus Den
Two-bedroom-plus-den floor plans are well represented in Villa Verona and provide useful flexibility within a home generally below 2,000 square feet.
The den can function as a home office, television room, library, exercise area or occasional guest space without eliminating a dedicated second bedroom.
When resale comparison depends on bedroom count, the den should be distinguished from a legally recognized third bedroom.
Three-Bedroom Villa Verona Homes
Three-bedroom floor plans are also available. Recent neighborhood transactions demonstrate true three-bedroom single-story residences with two full bathrooms and attached two-car garages.
A documented approximately 1,802-square-foot Fountain Circle home provides an example of this configuration.
Because true three-bedroom homes are not identical to the two-bedroom-plus-den plans, buyers and sellers should separate the two categories when choosing comparable sales.
Single-Story Living
Single-story architecture is strongly represented throughout Villa Verona.
Bedrooms, kitchen, living and dining areas, laundry, garage and lanai can generally be reached without routine interior stair use.
The combination of a smaller detached residence and single- level floor plan can appeal to buyers who want the privacy of a home without the scale of a larger estate.
Vaulted & Cathedral Ceilings
Vaulted and cathedral ceilings are recurring Villa Verona features and help the neighborhood’s compact floor plans feel larger than their recorded square footage might suggest.
Recent homes demonstrate high vaulted entries and cathedral ceilings approaching approximately 12 feet in select living areas.
Ceiling height, window placement and sliding-glass openings should be considered when comparing the interior feel of otherwise similar floor plans.
Private Pools & Spas on Select Homes
Private swimming pools are available in Villa Verona but are not universal.
Select Fountain Circle properties provide heated pools, spas, screened enclosures and covered outdoor-living space, while other residences have simpler landscaped yards and lanais without a private pool.
This distinction allows buyers to choose between private pool ownership and a lower-maintenance outdoor environment.
Pool & Screen-Enclosure Due Diligence
For Villa Verona pool homes, buyers should review the pool surface, heater, pumps, filtration equipment, spa components, automation and electrical systems.
Screen-cage age and condition, pavers, drainage and hurricane protection should also be evaluated.
A newer or extensively updated pool environment can create a different near-term maintenance profile from another Villa Verona home with similar interior square footage.
Screened & Covered Lanais
Screened and covered lanais are common throughout Villa Verona and provide additional space for outdoor dining, reading, entertaining and relaxing.
Golf-facing homes can use the lanai to frame broad fairway views, while interior properties may rely on mature landscaping to create privacy.
Lanai depth, roof coverage, rear exposure, screens and surrounding vegetation should be compared property by property.
Villa Verona Golf-Course Homes
Golf-course scenery is one of Villa Verona’s strongest homesite features. Several Fountain Circle properties overlook The Vineyards golf landscape from the principal living areas and screened lanais.
Recent neighborhood transactions demonstrate broad fairway views and western or sunset-oriented outdoor-living settings on select properties.
Buyers should compare fairway location, cart-path relationship, vegetation, rear exposure and privacy rather than treating all golf-facing homes as equivalent.
Western & Sunset-Oriented Views
Select Villa Verona properties combine golf-course scenery with western or sunset-oriented rear exposure.
This can create attractive late-afternoon light and evening views from the lanai but may also produce additional direct sun and heat during part of the day.
Rear exposure should be evaluated together with lanai depth, shade, pool orientation and landscaping when comparing outdoor living.
Private Landscaped Settings
Not every Villa Verona home is defined by open golf-course frontage. Other residences emphasize mature vegetation, private outdoor areas and landscaped separation.
Fenced, walled or heavily landscaped positions may appeal to buyers who prioritize privacy over a long fairway outlook.
Natural light, vegetation maintenance and long-term landscape growth should still be considered when evaluating these more sheltered homesites.
Attached Two-Car Garages
Attached two-car garages are strongly represented throughout Villa Verona and are an important advantage over many smaller condominium alternatives.
The garages provide enclosed vehicle parking together with storage for golf equipment, bicycles, beach supplies, tools and seasonal belongings.
Garage dimensions, storage cabinetry, door age, driveway length and electrical capacity can vary and should be reviewed for the individual home.
Primarily 1990–1993 Construction
Verified Villa Verona homes were constructed primarily from approximately 1990 through 1993, making the neighborhood one of the established residential enclaves within The Vineyards.
Concrete-block construction, stucco exteriors, tile roofs and single-story architecture are represented throughout the community.
Because the homes are now more than three decades old, renovation and major-system history can be more important to a buyer than the original construction year alone.
Renovated Villa Verona Homes
Villa Verona properties range from well-maintained original residences to significantly updated homes with contemporary interiors.
Recent listings demonstrate remodeled kitchens and guest bathrooms, replacement flooring, newer lighting, updated laundry equipment, replacement garage doors and outdoor-living improvements in select homes.
Buyers should distinguish cosmetic remodeling from higher-cost improvements such as roofs, HVAC systems, windows, doors, hurricane protection and pool infrastructure.
Roof Replacement History
Roof age varies from one Villa Verona property to another and should be verified through permits and available owner records.
A recent Fountain Circle listing documented a 2020 roof, demonstrating that replacement history is now an important differentiator among neighborhood homes.
Tile condition, underlayment, flashing, gutters and available warranty information should also be reviewed where applicable.
Hurricane Protection
Storm protection varies throughout Villa Verona and can include shutters, upgraded windows and doors or combinations of protective systems.
Buyers should verify protection at every exterior opening, including sliding-glass doors and garage doors, rather than assuming one system applies throughout the residence.
Available wind-mitigation reports and permits can provide important documentation for insurance review.
HVAC, Water Heaters & Major Systems
HVAC equipment, water heaters, electrical components, plumbing and pool systems have been replaced at different times from one Villa Verona home to another.
A newly remodeled interior may still contain older mechanical systems, while a less cosmetically updated property may have more recent infrastructure.
Permit history, service records and transferable warranties should be reviewed when available.
Villa Verona Homeowners Association
Villa Verona Homeowners Association, Inc. is the active homeowners association serving the neighborhood and was established during Villa Verona’s original development period.
Recent MLS records represent a mandatory HOA with professional management. Services may include combinations of lawn and landscape maintenance, irrigation water, exterior pest control, reserve funding, street-related services and communications services.
Villa Verona homeowners also remain subject to applicable Vineyards master-community obligations.
Landscape & Maintenance Due Diligence
Association-supported lawn and landscape maintenance can make Villa Verona attractive to buyers seeking a lower-maintenance detached home.
The precise scope of association responsibility should still be verified. Buyers should confirm landscaping, irrigation, exterior pest control, tree maintenance, driveway, roof, exterior painting, screen enclosure and private pool responsibilities.
Current association documents, budgets and the property estoppel should control rather than historical MLS descriptions.
HOA Budgets, Reserves & Assessments
Before purchasing, buyers should obtain current Villa Verona and Vineyards master-association financial information.
Review current assessments, reserve contributions, planned projects, insurance responsibilities and recent association meeting information where available.
Association expenses should be considered together with the homeowner’s direct obligations for roof, exterior maintenance, pool equipment and insurance as applicable.
Rental, Pet & Architectural Rules
Villa Verona and Vineyards governing documents can contain requirements affecting leasing, pets and exterior modifications.
Buyers should verify current rental terms, approval requirements, pet provisions and architectural-review procedures before purchasing.
These rules can change and should not be inferred from older listings or another Vineyards neighborhood.
Vineyards Country Club Membership Is Separate
Private Vineyards Country Club membership is separate from ownership of a Villa Verona home.
Depending upon current membership category and availability, club opportunities may include golf, racquet sports, fitness, wellness, swimming, dining and social programming.
Membership availability, initiation requirements, annual expenses and privileges should be verified directly with Vineyards Country Club before purchasing based upon anticipated club access.
Why Buyers Choose Villa Verona
Villa Verona occupies a useful position between condominium ownership and maintaining a substantially larger detached estate home.
Its residences generally remain below 2,000 square feet while still providing private entrances, attached two-car garages, single-story living and individual outdoor environments.
Private pools on select homes, golf-course views and association-supported landscape maintenance add features that can appeal to both full-time and seasonal Naples residents.
Villa Verona Within The Vineyards
Villa Verona is part of The Vineyards in Naples, Florida, but its real-estate identity is defined by its own 34-home neighborhood, Fountain Circle setting and compact detached-home floor plans.
The Vineyards provides convenient access toward Pine Ridge Road, Vanderbilt Beach Road and I-75, with shopping, dining, healthcare and everyday services nearby.
Gulf beaches, Waterside Shops, Mercato and downtown Naples remain accessible by car.
Recent Villa Verona Sales Context
Villa Verona recorded useful neighborhood-specific sales during March 2026 that demonstrate both the two-bedroom-plus-den and three-bedroom market segments.
One Fountain Circle residence provided approximately 1,690 square feet, flexible den space, an attached two-car garage, private heated pool and golf-course views.
Another recent Fountain Circle transaction provided approximately 1,802 square feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a two-car garage and broad golf-course scenery.
Current MLS data should be used for actual sale prices rather than permanently embedding historical pricing into this evergreen community guide.
What Villa Verona Buyers Should Compare
Exact Fountain Circle or Fountain Drive homesite
Official air-conditioned living area
Total area vs. actual living area
Two-bedroom-plus-den layout
Three-bedroom configuration
Single-story floor-plan flow
Vaulted or cathedral ceilings
Golf-course view
Private landscaped setting
Rear exposure
Sunset orientation
Private pool where applicable
Private spa or hot tub where applicable
Pool heater and equipment
Screen-enclosure condition
Covered or screened lanai
Attached two-car garage
Driveway configuration
Roof replacement date
HVAC age and condition
Water-heater age
Hurricane protection
Kitchen renovation quality
Bathroom renovation quality
Current HOA landscape responsibility
Current Villa Verona assessments
Vineyards master-association obligations
Recent Villa Verona comparable sales
How to Compare Villa Verona Home Values
Villa Verona’s relatively concentrated home-size range makes individual property characteristics especially important when determining value.
A useful comparison sequence is Villa Verona → Fountain Circle or Fountain Drive position → living area → two-bedroom-plus-den or three-bedroom floor plan → golf or landscaped view → rear exposure → private pool → lanai → two-car garage → renovation quality → roof → hurricane protection → HVAC and water heater → HOA obligations → current competing inventory.
Two residences with similar interior square footage can deserve meaningfully different valuations when one offers a renovated golf-course pool setting with newer major systems and another has a landscaped interior location without a private pool.
Villa Verona Map Search
Use the dedicated Villa Verona Map Search to compare available properties according to their actual position within the neighborhood.
Mapping is especially useful for distinguishing Fountain Circle homes from the Fountain Drive residence and for comparing golf-course orientation, rear exposure, landscaping and neighborhood position.
Villa Verona & Vineyards Market Report
Because Villa Verona contains only 34 homes, available inventory can change quickly and individual property quality can have a substantial effect on value.
Use the Vineyards Market Report for broader active inventory and recent sales context, then isolate Villa Verona transactions for neighborhood-specific analysis.
Current asking prices and listing counts are intentionally left to the live MLS rather than permanently embedded in this evergreen neighborhood guide.
Selling a Villa Verona Home
Villa Verona sellers should begin with recent same-neighborhood sales before relying on broader Vineyards single-family comparables.
Important property characteristics include official living area, bedroom and den configuration, golf or landscaped view, rear exposure, private pool, lanai, two-car garage and overall renovation condition.
Roof replacement, HVAC, water heater, storm protection, pool equipment, kitchen renovations, bathroom improvements and other capital upgrades should be documented because they can materially influence buyer comparisons.
Explore More Vineyards Homes & Villa Communities
Each related Vineyards neighborhood below uses a perfect round text-only search logo rather than an unrelated photograph. Every circle identifies the community and property type and is already built so a verified community-specific photo can be installed later.
Villa Verona is one of the detached-home and villa-style neighborhoods within The Vineyards. The complete Vineyards guide provides direct access to custom estate homes, detached single-family neighborhoods, villas, carriage homes, coach homes and condominium communities.
Organizing The Vineyards by individual community and actual property type creates more useful internal search paths for buyers while giving search engines a clearer development and neighborhood hierarchy.
Schulz Realty helps buyers compare Villa Verona homes by Fountain Circle or Fountain Drive position, living area, bedroom and den configuration, golf or landscaped view, rear exposure, private pool, garage, renovation quality, roof, hurricane protection, mechanical systems, association obligations and recent neighborhood-specific comparable sales.
For sellers, a Villa Verona-specific valuation should begin with recent Villa Verona transactions before broader Vineyards single-family sales are used for additional support.
Residence counts, construction dates, recorded living areas, bedroom and bathroom configurations, den arrangements, Fountain Circle and Fountain Drive locations, golf views, rear exposures, private pools and spas, screened-lanai configurations, garage arrangements, roof ages, impact windows and doors, hurricane shutters, HVAC systems, water heaters, pool equipment, landscaping responsibilities, irrigation, exterior pest control, association services, fees, reserves, assessments, architectural requirements, rental provisions, pet rules, Vineyards master-community obligations, Vineyards Country Club membership categories, membership availability, initiation requirements, dues, privileges and individual property improvements may vary or change. Buyers should verify material information for the specific Villa Verona residence through current MLS data, public records, Villa Verona and Vineyards association documents, budgets, estoppels, permits, insurance information, inspections, title work and current Vineyards Country Club information before purchasing.
Current Villa Verona Homes for Sale
Current Villa Verona MLS listings appear below this neighborhood guide when inventory is available. Compare each property by Fountain Circle or Fountain Drive location, official living area, bedroom and den configuration, golf or landscaped setting, rear exposure, private pool, screened lanai, attached two-car garage, roof, hurricane protection, renovation quality, HOA obligations and recent Villa Verona comparable sales.
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.
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.