Rookery Pointe Homes for Sale in Estero, Florida

Rookery Pointe is a gated community of single-family homes in Estero, south of Estero Parkway near Three Oaks Parkway, with gated entrances on both roads. Construction began in 2000 and finished in 2006, so every home here is a resale. The community also includes Heatherstone at Rookery Pointe, a separately gated enclave of townhomes.

Homes in Rookery Pointe

Single-family homes range from two to five bedrooms and roughly 1,600 to 3,500 square feet, in one- and two-story floor plans. Many have private pools. Views include lakes and preserve.

Amenities

• Clubhouse with an activity room and caterer's kitchen
• Resort-style pool and spa with lap lanes
• Fitness center
• Tennis and pickleball courts
• Basketball court
• Inline skating rink
• Playground

Location

Rookery Pointe sits minutes from Miromar Outlets, Florida Gulf Coast University, Coconut Point and Southwest Florida International Airport, with the beaches about 20 minutes away.

A Local's View

My team and I have sold homes in both Rookery Pointe and Heatherstone. Rookery Pointe itself is all single-family homes. The townhomes are in Heatherstone, a separate section with its own entrance off Estero Parkway. The convenience is hard to beat. Miromar Outlets, Coconut Point, Southwest Florida International Airport, the FGCU campus and the area's medical centers are all minutes away. The landscaping is mature, lush and beautiful.

Selling Your Rookery Pointe Home?

Floor plan, pool and lake or preserve view all shape what buyers will pay here. Start with the online home valuator, or book a one-on-one listing strategy session to plan your sale.

Rookery Pointe FAQ

Is Rookery Pointe gated?

Yes. Rookery Pointe has gated entrances on Estero Parkway and Three Oaks Parkway.

Does Rookery Pointe have golf?

No. Rookery Pointe is a non-golf community with a clubhouse, lap pool, fitness center, tennis and pickleball.

What is Heatherstone?

Heatherstone is a separately gated enclave of two-story townhomes within Rookery Pointe, with its own entrance off Estero Parkway.