Homes for Sale in Bonita Springs, FL

Living in Bonita Springs

Your guide to Bonita Springs homes, communities, and lifestyle between Naples and Fort Myers.

Bonita Springs blends coastal living with practical accessibility. Located between Fort Myers and Naples in Southwest Florida, it offers easy beach access, revitalized downtown spaces, and a housing market that balances affordability with lifestyle perks. Buyers will find everything from established neighborhoods and bundled golf communities to new construction east of I-75. The result is a city that appeals to those who want convenience, Gulf proximity, and an evolving local culture.

Bonita Springs Real Estate at a Glance

Price range: Most homes for sale in Bonita Springs run from $300,000 to $900,000, spanning condos, villas, and single-family homes.
Community mix: A blend of established neighborhoods, bundled golf communities, and new gated developments.
Lifestyle anchors: Bonita Beach, revitalized downtown events, and access to dining, shopping, and golf.
Location edge: About 10 minutes to Bonita Beach, 15 minutes to Coconut Point, and 25 minutes to downtown Naples.

What You’ll Find in Bonita Springs

Bonita Springs offers a mix of established neighborhoods, golf-focused communities, and new construction east of I-75. Downtown is steadily reinventing itself with restaurants, art shows, and live music venues, while Bonita Beach draws residents year-round for sunsets and water activities. Inland areas offer larger planned developments with resort-style amenities, providing a range of options for different buyer priorities.

The Reality of Bonita Springs

Bonita Springs is both practical and evolving. It provides easier access to the Gulf than Estero and generally lower pricing than Naples, while offering its own cultural momentum downtown. Buyers will find a balance between affordability, lifestyle, and location, making it a versatile choice for both seasonal and year-round living.

Practical Considerations for Bonita Springs Buyers

Cost of living: Bonita Springs is generally more affordable than Naples but higher than inland Estero. Bundled golf communities can offer strong value.
Transportation: About 10 minutes to Bonita Beach, 15 minutes to Coconut Point, and 25 minutes to RSW Airport. Traffic increases seasonally, especially near the beach.
Education: Served by Lee County schools, with private options in nearby Naples and Estero.
Healthcare: NCH Healthcare and Lee Health facilities are accessible within Bonita and nearby Naples and Estero.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bonita Springs more affordable than Naples for golf course living?

Yes. Bonita Springs generally offers more affordable golf course living than Naples, with lower entry-level home prices and a strong selection of bundled communities where golf membership is included with purchase. Standouts include Worthington Country Club and Highland Woods as fully bundled options with championship courses and resort-style amenities, Vasari Country Club providing bundled golf in a gated Tuscan-inspired setting, and Bonita National featuring an 18-hole Gordon Lewis course with bundled golf available on many properties. These provide excellent value and access to beaches, dining, and shopping compared to Naples’ higher-priced equity clubs.

How close is Bonita Springs to the beach?

Most central neighborhoods are within a short drive to Bonita Beach, making Bonita Springs one of Southwest Florida’s most convenient locations for beach access. Pelican Landing even offers a private beach park exclusively for its residents.

Does Bonita Springs have 55+ communities?

Yes. Valencia Bonita is a gated 55+ community with resort-style amenities and a full calendar of social activities. Other age-restricted neighborhoods are also available throughout Bonita Springs.

What golf communities are available in Bonita Springs?

Bonita Springs offers several attractive gated golf communities with championship courses and resort-style amenities. Highlights include Bonita National featuring an 18-hole Gordon Lewis course with bundled golf on many properties, fully bundled options like Vasari, Worthington, and Highland Woods where membership is included with purchase, Spanish Wells with 27 holes and flexible memberships, and Pelican Landing providing access to 36 holes at nearby private clubs. Luxury equity communities such as Bonita Bay and Hunters Ridge round out the selection.

Does Bonita Springs offer new construction homes?

Yes. Bonita Springs has several active new construction communities in 2025 featuring modern floor plans and resort-style amenities. Seasons at Bonita by D.R. Horton offers gated single-family homes with a clubhouse, resort pool, fitness center, pickleball, tennis, and bocce courts. Botanika at Bonita Fairways provides low-maintenance condos with access to an 18-hole golf course, tennis, pickleball, bocce, pool, and fitness facilities. Villa Mar Bonita Beach features carriage homes conveniently located near US-41 and beaches.

What makes Bonita Springs different from Naples and Estero?

Bonita Springs stands out for its quick beach access, more affordable pricing than Naples, and a revitalized downtown with dining, music, and cultural events. It combines convenience with a unique local identity.

Ready to Find Your Bonita Springs Home?

Start your search with the latest Bonita Springs listings above, including golf, waterfront, and new construction homes. If you’re still deciding which neighborhood or property type fits best, our team knows Bonita Springs inside and out. We’ll help you compare options, answer your questions, and focus on the homes that match your budget and lifestyle.

Deciding between golf, new construction, and beach access can feel overwhelming. At Worthington Realty, we provide personalized guidance and clear communication so that you feel heard, valued, and confident in your decisions.