Village Walk of Bonita Springs Homes For Sale

Village Walk of Bonita Springs is a gated community of quality-built DiVosta homes, now part of Pulte, off Bonita Beach Road just east of Bonita Grande Drive. It offers carefree, highly amenitized living with an attractive 24-hour guardhouse entry and a lakefront Town Center that keeps the neighborhood active year round.

Village Walk of Bonita Springs is a separate community from Village Walk of Naples, its smaller DiVosta sister off Vanderbilt Beach Road in North Naples.

The Town Center is open to every homeowner with no separate membership to buy. Comparatively low HOA fees include a great tennis program and pickleball.

If you want a low-hassle lifestyle with strong amenities and no club buy-in, this community stays on many short lists. Lawn maintenance and irrigation for each home are commonly provided by the Village Walk Homeowners Association, which is a big quality of life win for seasonal owners.

Village Walk of Bonita Springs at a Glance

• Location: Off Bonita Beach Road just east of Bonita Grande Drive, Bonita Springs (34135)
• Builder: DiVosta Homes, now part of Pulte
• Community size: 1,655 homes
• Home types: Single-family homes, attached villas and townhomes
• Construction: DiVosta poured concrete in the original series
• Setting: Lakes, bridges, walking paths and butterfly gardens
• Security: Gated with a 24-hour guardhouse
• Community type: Not age restricted
• Golf: No golf course and no golf membership

What You Get at Village Walk

The Town Center is part of the appeal. Owners have walkable access to services and gathering spots without leaving the gates.

Village Walk Amenities

• Village Walk Restaurant
• Post office
• Nail salon
• Hair salon
• Fitness center
• Resort pool
• Lap pool
• Lighted Har-Tru tennis courts
• Pickleball
• Bocce
• Basketball
• Playground
• Fuel station
• Car wash
• Meeting rooms
• Activities center

Home Types and Floor Plans

Village Walk is made up of resale homes only. The community does not have new construction product. Homes are considered a strong value for the level of amenities and included lawn care.

Buyers usually compare three types: attached villas, townhomes and single-family homes. Your choice comes down to privacy, yard responsibility and how much interior space you want to maintain.

Village Walk of Bonita Springs and San Remo at Palmira share many of the same original DiVosta floor plans. In 2010, a newer series of floor plans was released in Village Walk of Bonita Springs that expanded beyond the four original designs. Floor plans include:

• Capri, attached villa
• Carlyle, single-family home
• Cayman, attached townhome
• Dublon, attached townhome
• Dunwoody Lane, single-family home
• Dunwoody Trail, single-family home
• Gray Myst, single-family home
• Oakmont, single-family home
• Pine Spring, single-family home
• Surrey Crest, single-family home
• Tifton, single-family home
• Vernon Hill, single-family home

Standard features of homes in San Remo and Village Walk of Bonita Springs from Almaco Circle to Zamora include solid poured concrete walls, storm panels, central vacuum in the original series and a security system. In phase two of Village Walk, exterior walls shifted to standard concrete block while interior design options were upgraded to include granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, wood floors and wood cabinetry.

A Local's View of Village Walk

Since before there were streets to drive on, I have been selling homes, villas and townhomes in Village Walk. Back then DiVosta ran its sales center out of a storefront in the plaza near Publix. You picked your lot and your floor plan from a short list of options. DiVosta kept the choices limited on purpose. Fewer variations meant fewer mistakes, smoother construction and no costly errors.

Today the community has long been complete and it shows. The oaks are lush and full. Every street ends at a bridge that carries you along the walking paths toward the Town Center. Some of my relatives live here and I know those paths well. One of my favorite things is a slow golf cart ride at sunset along the paved path through the butterfly garden, with the breeze in your hair and the birds, butterflies and bees grabbing their last nibbles of the day.

My favorite Village Walk story happened at a listing appointment. My friends told me we had to be finished by a very particular time. The reason? Trivia at the clubhouse. It was so popular that everyone was scrambling to reserve a spot. Neighbors were splitting up just to claim seats. I have never done listing paperwork so fast. That tells you everything you need to know about the social life here.

When I bring buyers here, I tell them before we even pull through the gate: this is it. Village Walk offers more amenities for the fees than any other community in Bonita Springs and there is nothing else quite like it. Invariably, after we finish touring homes, they turn to me and say, "Show us more just like this." And I get to remind them what I said on the way in. It is the only one like it in Bonita Springs.

The closest cousin is San Remo at Palmira nearby, which shares many of the same DiVosta floor plans. San Remo is a smaller community though. Its amenities do not include the dining, gas station, car wash and other Town Center conveniences that make Village Walk stand out.

Location Advantages

Village Walk sits on the east side of Bonita Springs with quick access to I-75. Bonita Beach Road carries you west to downtown Bonita Springs and the Gulf beaches. Coconut Point, Miromar Outlets and Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) are an easy drive north on the interstate. Everyday shopping is right outside the gates.

If you are comparing attached options, use this page to widen your search: Bonita Springs townhomes guide.

The Walk Communities

Village Walk of Bonita Springs is one of DiVosta's Walk communities, each built around a Town Center, lakes and bridged walking paths. Naples has three more: Village Walk of Naples with 850 homes off Vanderbilt Beach Road, Island Walk with 1,856 homes off Vanderbilt Beach Road near Logan Boulevard and Verona Walk with 888 homes off Collier Boulevard. Many of the same floor plans appear throughout the Walk communities.

Similar Communities

Buyers who like Village Walk often also consider San Remo, Hawthorne, Bonita Landing and Paloma. The gated communities guide compares more options side by side and the Bonita Springs communities guide covers every neighborhood by lifestyle. The home buyer guide covers the purchase from A to Z.

Selling a Home in Village Walk

Village Walk sellers are not looking for a gimmick. They want strategy and sophisticated marketing. With decades of experience in Bonita Springs, I have sold dozens of Village Walk townhomes along with single-family homes and villas. I know how each floor plan competes for a buyer's attention.

I meet with Village Walk owners for a one-on-one listing strategy session that covers pricing, positioning, preparation and timing for your specific home and floor plan. To set one up, call or text 239-273-7430 or schedule a strategy session.

If you want a starting point before we meet, the online home valuator gives a quick estimate. The Bonita Springs home selling guide and the Village Walk of Bonita Springs market report show how the market is moving.

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Village Walk of Bonita Springs FAQ

Is Village Walk of Bonita Springs a gated community?

Yes. Village Walk of Bonita Springs is gated with a 24-hour guardhouse entry.

Who built Village Walk of Bonita Springs?

DiVosta Homes, now part of Pulte, built Village Walk of Bonita Springs. The original series features DiVosta's solid poured concrete walls.

How many homes are in Village Walk of Bonita Springs?

Village Walk of Bonita Springs has 1,655 homes, a mix of single-family homes, attached villas and townhomes.

Is Village Walk of Bonita Springs age restricted?

No. Village Walk of Bonita Springs is not an age-restricted community.

Does Village Walk of Bonita Springs have golf?

No. The community has no golf course and no golf membership. Its amenities center on the Town Center, the lakes and the walking paths.

Do homes include lawn care?

Lawn maintenance and irrigation are commonly handled through the association. Confirm the current scope during due diligence since rules and vendor contracts can change.

Are there new homes being built?

No. Village Walk is complete and all homes are resales. The best way to judge value is by looking at recent closed sales and current active pricing in the listing section below.

What should I verify before I buy?

Review the latest HOA documents, budget and reserve schedule. Confirm what exterior items are owner responsibility. Ask about lease rules if you plan to rent.

What is the difference between Village Walk of Bonita Springs and Village Walk of Naples?

Both are gated DiVosta communities with lakes, walking paths and a Town Center. Village Walk of Bonita Springs is the larger of the two with 1,655 homes off Bonita Beach Road. Village Walk of Naples is a separate community with 850 homes in North Naples off Vanderbilt Beach Road.

To learn more about Village Walk of Bonita Springs homes for sale or current market conditions, call or text 239-273-7430 or send a message. You can also schedule a 15 minute phone or Zoom call.