Village Walk of Bonita Springs Homes For Sale
Quality built Pulte and DiVosta homes in Bonita Springs Florida. Just minutes to the gulf beaches of Bonita Springs, Village Walk offers the best of carefree, highly amenitized living. The community has an attractive 24-hour guardhouse entry and lakefront Town Center.
Village Walk is a gated community in Bonita Springs built by Pulte Homes and DiVosta Homes. It is known for a Town Center with everyday convenience plus a social calendar that keeps the neighborhood active year round.
The community of Village Walk offers resort style living with no additional membership fees. The Town Center is open to the homeowners at Village Walk of Bonita Springs and offers strong value with comparatively low HOA fees which include a great tennis program and pickleball.
If you want a low hassle lifestyle with strong amenities and no separate club buy in, this community stays on many short lists. Each home lawn maintenance and irrigation are commonly provided by the Village Walk Homeowner Association which is a big quality of life win for seasonal owners.
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
- Playground
- Fuel station
- Car wash
- Tennis
- Bocce
- Basketball
- 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 buckets: attached villas, townhomes, and single family homes. Your choice comes down to privacy, yard responsibility, and how much interior space you want to maintain.
There are four original floor plans available in Village Walk of Bonita Springs and San Remo at Palmira and a newer series released in 2010. 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.
Location Advantages
Village Walk sits in a location that makes it easy to reach beaches, dining, and shopping. Village Walk of Bonita Springs Florida is minutes to Bonita Beach, Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW), I-75, and conveniences that include Coconut Point Mall, the International Design Center, and Miromar Outlets of Estero Florida.
Bonita Springs also offers great restaurants, shopping, and first-rate parks for outdoor recreation and community events.
If you are comparing attached options, use this page to widen your search: Bonita Springs and Estero townhomes.
Similar Communities
Buyers who like Village Walk often also consider: San Remo, Hawthorne, Bonita Landing and Paloma. Here is a helpful Home Buyer Guide for Village Walk.
Village Walk Buyer Questions
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?
Inventory is typically resale. 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.
