San Remo at Palmira is a gated community of 342 homes in Bonita Springs, Florida, built by DiVosta Homes — the same builder as Village Walk next door. The community features DiVosta's signature poured concrete construction, known for its durability and energy efficiency. San Remo offers a peaceful, well-maintained neighborhood feel with easy access to beaches, shopping, dining, and Southwest Florida International Airport. Learn more →

San Remo at Palmira offers four DiVosta floor plans. The Capri is the smallest, an attached villa starting around 1,534 sq ft with an extended version reaching roughly 1,685 sq ft. The Cayman is an attached townhome around 1,868 sq ft. The Oakmont and Carlisle are larger single-family style homes ranging up to 2,500+ sq ft. All share the same poured concrete construction and classic DiVosta quality. These floor plans are shared with neighboring Village Walk.

San Remo is a balanced market as of June 2026 — 6.7 months of supply, which favors neither buyer nor seller. Eighteen homes closed over the past 12 months at prices ranging from $355,000 to $620,000 depending on floor plan and condition. Activity has been steady and consistent, with homes across all price points finding buyers throughout the year.

San Remo offers excellent value for DiVosta poured concrete construction in a gated Bonita Springs community. Capri floor plans have sold from the mid-$350s to low $400s, while larger homes range up to $620,000. With a balanced market and steady sales activity, buyers have thoughtful options across multiple floor plans and price points. Search current listings →

Homes in San Remo are selling consistently — 18 closed over the past 12 months across all floor plans and price points. A balanced market means buyers are engaged and active. Condition and presentation matter here, and homes that show well are finding buyers. Find out what your home is worth →

San Remo and Village Walk share the same DiVosta builder, the same floor plans, and the same construction quality. The key difference is amenities — Village Walk features a full Town Center with a cafe, post office, nail and hair salon, fitness center, resort and lap pools, fuel station, car wash, tennis, bocce, and basketball. San Remo has a quieter neighborhood feel. Both offer poured concrete construction with storm panels, central vacuum (original series), and security systems — and both represent outstanding DiVosta value in Bonita Springs.