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Timber Creek is a gated, all-ages community off Daniels Parkway in Fort Myers, built by Lennar between 2020 and 2025. Its townhomes, villas and single-family homes share a Town Center with a pool, a splash pad, courts indoors and out, a fitness center and a restaurant.
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Residents book dinner, courts and events through the Timber Creek app. Internet and the guarded gate come with every home.
Timber Creek at a glance
Homes
1,315
Community setting
654 acres
Who can live here
All ages
The pool, the courts, the fitness center and the restaurant sit together on one tract, and every home pays the same share of them. People end up using the same places at the same times.
The app
Residents also get a member directory and a news feed on their phones, so anyone moving in can see what is already happening and who lives nearby.
The Town Center
A pool with lap lanes and a splash pad. An indoor sport court, tennis, pickleball and sand volleyball. A fitness center open 24 hours, a movement studio and a restaurant.
The setting
About 142 acres of preserve and a chain of lakes run through the community. Daniels Parkway puts I-75, the airport, JetBlue Park and Gulf Coast Town Center within a normal drive.
The Town Center charge is the same on every home in Timber Creek, and the association fee covers the gate, the internet and the grounds.
Pool
with lap lanes, plus a splash pad
Courts
tennis, pickleball, an indoor sport court and sand volleyball
24-hour
fitness center, with a movement studio and sauna
Dining
a restaurant and bar at the Town Center
Internet
included in the association fee for every home
Guarded
gated entry, with guests managed from the resident app
The cost is the part to understand. Townhomes, villas and houses pay different amounts, and the district charge on the tax bill is part of the answer. See what it costs to own here.
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Median Sold Price
$450,000
▼ 14.3% MoMSellers Received
97.4%
▼ 0.2 pts MoMHomes for Sale
23
▼ 17.9% MoMUnder Contract
11
▲ 10.0% MoMClosings (120 days)
29
Flat MoMPending-to-Active
47.8%
▲ 12.1 pts MoMRe-list Rate
39.1%
▲ 10.5 pts MoMMonths of Inventory
3.2
▼ 0.7 mos MoMTimber Creek’s pending-to-active ratio reached 47.8%, with 11 pending against 23 active listings and months of inventory at 3.2. The active pool asks a median $450,000, matching the closed median exactly on homes of the same median size. Three of the seven August closings were relists, and all seven finished at a median 94.2% of their opening price, $29,500 below it. Every home here dates from 2020 through 2025, so floor plan and lot position separate comparables more usefully than construction year.
Community figures use a trailing 120-day window and reflect MLS records as of September 1, 2026. Read the full Fort Myers market report →
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Cost of ownership
Every home pays for the guarded gate, internet, the grounds and the Town Center. Your yearly cost depends on which kind of home you buy.
$500 a year. Spend less at the Town Center restaurant and you are billed the difference.
Choose the home type to see the current yearly estimate.
Townhome · at current rates
Townhomes carry the highest yearly cost in Timber Creek because they pay a separate townhome fee on top of the costs shared by every home.
The guarded gate, internet, common grounds, street lights, the Town Center, and district upkeep of the lakes, preserves and drainage.
Villa · at current rates
The villa amount includes lawn care and the planting beds, along with the costs shared by every home in Timber Creek.
The guarded gate, internet, common grounds, street lights, the Town Center, villa lawn care, and district upkeep of the lakes, preserves and drainage.
House · at current rates
Houses are billed in Executive, Manor and Estate groups based on the lot. The seller’s association bill shows which group applies to a particular house.
The guarded gate, internet, common grounds, street lights, the Town Center, lawn mowing, and district upkeep of the lakes, preserves and drainage.
Use the district charge shown here, not the seller’s last tax bill. It increases on the November 2026 bill because the district now takes care of the lakes and preserves.
Property taxes, homeowners and flood insurance, utilities, and upkeep of the home itself, including the roof and exterior paint.
| Townhome | Villa | House: Executive | House: Manor | House: Estate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Association | $1,809 | $2,850 | $2,649 | $2,738 | $2,878 |
| Town Center | $2,776 | $2,776 | $2,776 | $2,776 | $2,776 |
| Townhome fee | $2,940 | ||||
| District charge (tax bill) | $1,368 | $1,723 | $1,976 to $1,994 | $2,229 | $2,584 |
| Total | $8,893 | $7,349 | $7,401 to $7,419 | $7,743 | $8,238 |
The recorded declaration allows a thirty-day minimum and up to twelve leases a year, which is open for a community this size. The part owners miss is the Town Center: use rights move to the tenant for the term of the lease.
Rental limits
30 days minimum
Up to twelve leases in any twelve months, with the lease filed thirty days before it starts.
The lease
Whole homes only, in writing, thirty days or longer, with no subleasing.
The paperwork
The lease and the membership transfer form go to the association thirty days ahead, with a $150 processing fee.
The Town Center
Use rights transfer to the tenant for the term, and the owner keeps paying the charge. An owner who wants to keep using it during a lease can pay the non-resident fee the Town Center sets.
The townhomes
Townhomes have their own association, and a few listings report a tighter cap than twelve. Check the townhome association’s documents before counting on a season.
The townhome documents are the gap. The community rules allow twelve leases a year, and two townhome listings report three. We have not seen the townhome association’s own documents, so confirm the limit for a specific townhome in writing.
We work with owners renting in Timber Creek. If you are weighing a rental, we can walk you through the lease rules, the Town Center transfer and what the home realistically rents for.
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Timber Creek is a gated, all-ages community on Daniels Parkway in Fort Myers, built by Lennar between 2020 and 2025. It holds 1,315 homes on 654 acres, from townhomes under 2,000 square feet to single-family homes over 3,400. About 142 acres of preserve and a string of lakes run through it. The Town Center is the center of the place, with a pool and lap lanes, a splash pad, indoor and outdoor courts, a fitness center open around the clock and a restaurant. Every home pays for it, and the charge is the same on every home.
Three kinds of home sit here and they separate cleanly by size. Townhomes run about 1,871 to 1,942 square feet with a one-car garage. Villas are attached in pairs at 1,411 to 1,564 square feet. Single-family homes run 2,032 to 3,464 square feet and sit on three lot sizes the association calls Executive, Manor and Estate.
Compare inside a home type before comparing across them. A townhome and a house on an Estate lot are different products with different yearly costs, and the townhome carries a second association fee the others do not.
The Town Center is where this community happens. Outside are a pool with lap lanes, a splash pad, an indoor sport court, tennis and pickleball, and sand volleyball. Inside are a fitness center open 24 hours, a movement studio, a sauna and a restaurant. Residents book dinner and courts, sign up for events and look up neighbors through the Timber Creek app, on iPhone and Android. A calendar that already exists helps anyone moving into a new community.
Outside the Town Center, about 142 acres of preserve and a chain of lakes run through the community, and half the homes listed here look at water. Sidewalks connect the neighborhoods and golf carts are allowed once they are registered. The gate is staffed, and guests and vendors are managed from the resident app rather than at the gatehouse.
The location is straightforward. Timber Creek sits on Daniels Parkway at State Road 82, which puts I-75, Southwest Florida International Airport, JetBlue Park and Gulf Coast Town Center within a normal drive. Use the interactive What’s Nearby map to test the drives that matter to you.
Two things here surprise buyers, and both are worth knowing before an offer. The first is the Town Center. It is not association property and it is not a club with members. Lennar owns it under its own recorded declaration. Every home pays $694.04 a quarter for it, used or not, and the charge is the same on a townhome and on the largest house here. Owners also have a $500 yearly food and drink minimum at the restaurant, and whoever spends less is billed the difference. The association holds an option to buy the Town Center from Lennar. It opens once the last home is sold, or at the end of 2034. If that happens, owners would pay for it through the association instead.
The second is the community development district. Timber Creek sits in the Timber Creek Southwest district, which appears on the property tax bill rather than in the association bill. It runs from about $1,368 a year on a townhome to about $2,584 on an Estate home. It goes up on the November 2026 bill, because the district has taken over the lakes, the preserves and the drainage. Read the district charge from this page rather than from the seller’s last tax bill.
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Residents manage their own guest and vendor lists from the resident app, so visitors are cleared before they arrive. Sidewalks run through the community and registered golf carts are allowed on the streets.
No. Timber Creek is open to all ages.
The recorded declaration carries no age restriction, and the listings agree. The Town Center rules do set supervision ages. Children 12 and under need an adult with them, and 13 to 15 need an adult on the premises.
The gate, internet, the grounds, lawn care on most homes, and the Town Center.
The association fee covers the guarded gate and security, internet for every home, the common grounds and street lights, and lawn care for single-family homes and villas. The Town Center charge is separate at $694.04 a quarter and is the same on every home. Townhomes pay a second association fee, $735 a quarter on current listings, and no lawn care line in the association budget.
Yes. The Timber Creek Southwest Community Development District is on the property tax bill.
It runs from about $1,368 a year on a townhome to about $2,584 on an Estate home. It rises on the November 2026 bill, because the district now maintains the lakes, the preserves and the drainage. A seller’s older tax bill shows the smaller figure.
Lennar owns it, under a separate recorded declaration.
Owning a home here is not a club membership. Every home pays the Town Center charge, used or not. The declaration also gives the association an option to buy the Town Center. That option opens once the last home is sold, or at the end of 2034 at the latest. If the association ever buys it, owners would pay for it through the association instead.
Yes, $500 a year per home.
The Town Center Declaration sets the minimum and bills the difference to anyone who spends less at the restaurant. Treat it as money spent at the Town Center rather than as another fee.
Yes. Thirty days minimum and up to twelve leases a year.
The lease and a membership transfer form go to the association thirty days before the lease starts, with a $150 processing fee. Town Center use rights transfer to the tenant for the term while the owner keeps paying the charge, unless the owner pays the non-resident fee to keep using it. Townhomes have their own association and may be stricter.
No. Timber Creek has no golf course and no golf membership.
Recreation here is the Town Center: a pool with lap lanes and a splash pad, an indoor sport court, tennis and pickleball, sand volleyball, a fitness center open 24 hours and a restaurant.
About $1,550 at closing, on top of the purchase price.
A $1,500 capital contribution goes to the association at closing, and most listings report a $50 application fee. The amount was $1,000 until Lennar raised it in an amendment recorded in April 2025.
Townhomes, villas and single-family homes, all built between 2020 and 2025.
Townhomes run about 1,871 to 1,942 square feet and villas 1,411 to 1,564. Single-family homes run 2,032 to 3,464 across three lot sizes the association calls Executive, Manor and Estate. Yearly costs differ by home type, and townhomes cost the most to own each year.
Flood zones change from one block to the next, so the only answer that counts is the one for that exact address.
The zone affects both insurance cost and lender requirements, and two homes on the same street can sit in different ones. Check the FEMA flood zone for the address first, then get a current insurance quote before you make an offer.
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