Is Mediterra in Naples or Bonita Springs?

Mediterra has a Naples address in Collier County and sits right on the border of Bonita Springs. Mediterra has entrances on Old 41 Road in Bonita Springs and on Livingston Road.

Is golf membership required at Mediterra?

No. Every homeowner joins The Club at Mediterra. Golf is optional. Membership levels range from Lifestyle to Sports and Beach to full Golf. For current membership details, contact the club directly.

How big is Mediterra?

About 1,700 acres, planned for no more than 950 homes in more than 30 neighborhoods, with more than 1,000 acres of golf, parks and preserves.

Who builds homes in Mediterra?

London Bay Homes acquired the remaining homesites in 2009 and builds in the community.

Where can I see recent Mediterra sales?

The Mediterra Market Report shows homes for sale, homes under contract and homes sold in the last six months, updated from the MLS as homes list and sell.

What is my Mediterra home worth?

Start with the online home valuator for a first read on value. For a precise price, schedule a one-on-one listing strategy session that compares your neighborhood, view and finishes with recent Mediterra sales.

Mediterra Homes for Sale in Naples, Florida

Q: Does Mediterra have a beach club?

Yes. The Club at Mediterra has a private beach club on Hickory Boulevard on Bonita Beach, with a two-story beach villa, cabana service on the sand, a second-floor pool overlooking the Gulf and a restaurant. Beach club access depends on membership level.

Mediterra is a gated golf and beach club community of about 1,700 acres in North Naples, right on the Bonita Springs line. It is planned for no more than 950 homes. More than 1,000 acres are set aside for golf, parks, lakes and nature preserves. Estate homes, villas and condominiums sit in more than 30 neighborhoods, many with golf course, lake or preserve views. The Collier Building Industry Association has named Mediterra Community of the Year many times over.

Mediterra at a Glance

Location: North Naples, 34110 (Collier County), on the Bonita Springs line, with entrances on Old 41 Road and Livingston Road
Size: About 1,700 acres, no more than 950 homes
Open space: More than 1,000 acres of golf, parks and preserves, with more than eight miles of walking and biking paths
Golf: Two 18-hole Tom Fazio courses, North and South
Club: The Club at Mediterra. Every homeowner joins and golf is optional.
Racquet sports: Eight Har-Tru tennis courts including a stadium court, seven pickleball courts and bocce leagues
Beach: A private beach club on Hickory Boulevard on Bonita Beach
Builder: London Bay Homes acquired the remaining homesites in 2009

Mediterra Market Report

The snapshot below updates live from the MLS each time the page loads. For every active listing, home under contract and sale from the last six months, see the full Mediterra Market Report.

Homes in Mediterra

Mediterra offers estate homes, villas and condominiums, with custom estates and London Bay homes at the top of the market. Current Mediterra listings appear below, updated daily from the MLS.

The Club at Mediterra

Every Mediterra homeowner joins The Club at Mediterra, with membership levels from Lifestyle to Sports and Beach to full Golf. For current membership details, contact the club directly. Beyond its tennis, pickleball and bocce, the Sports Club offers a fitness center, a spa and a pool.

The Beach Club

The private beach club sits on Hickory Boulevard on Bonita Beach. It has a two-story beach villa, cabana service on the sand, a second-floor pool overlooking the Gulf and a restaurant. Beach club access depends on membership level.

Mediterra Neighborhoods

Amarone, Bellezza, Bello Lago, Benvenuto, Brendisi, Buonasera, Cabreo, Calabria, Caminetto, Celebrita, Cellini, Cortile, Felicita, Il Corsini, Il Cuore, Il Trebbio, Lucarno, Marcello, Medici, Milan, Monterosso, Padova, Porta Vecchio, Positano, Ravello, Savona, Serata, Teramo, Terrazza, Treviso, Verona, Villalago, Villa Medici and Villoresi

Mediterra Naples community map — Mediterra community map. Select the map to open a printable PDF.

Selling Your Mediterra Home

Mediterra buyers compare neighborhood, view, builder and finish level closely. Many weigh Mediterra against Quail West, Talis Park and Bonita Bay at the same time. Pricing and presentation decide where a home lands in that comparison. With decades of experience in Bonita Springs and Naples real estate, we know how these buyers shop. Start with the home valuator or book a one-on-one listing strategy session.