Bonita Springs Homes for Sale

Bonita Springs is a Lee County city between Estero and Naples, known for Bonita Beach, Barefoot Beach Preserve, golf and beach-club communities, and a revitalized downtown along the Imperial River. Browse Bonita Springs homes for sale below, from beach condos and Gulf-access homes to golf estates and new construction.

57,634Residents (2025 est.)
1999Reincorporated as a city
~$497KMedian owner-occupied home value
82%Owner-occupied homes
CRS Class 5Up to 25% off NFIP flood insurance
~38 sq miLand area

Bonita Springs snapshot from U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (2025 population estimate and ACS home values) and FEMA CRS reports. Listing prices change daily; see the live MLS listings below.

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About Bonita Springs, Florida

Bonita Springs was first a city in the 1920s and reincorporated on December 31, 1999. Today an estimated 57,634 residents live on about 38 square miles, and roughly 82% of homes are owner-occupied. The city stretches from the Gulf beaches east past I-75, with a small-town downtown centered on Riverside Park and the Imperial River. East of I-75, newer master-planned communities offer larger homes and resort-style amenities, while neighborhoods west of US-41 put the beaches and Estero Bay just minutes away.

Bonita Springs borders Estero to the north and Collier County to the south, so residents are close to both Fort Myers and Naples.

Bonita Springs Housing Options

Bonita Springs offers a wide range of homes:

  • Beach and bay condos: high-rise and mid-rise living near Bonita Beach and Estero Bay.
  • Gulf-access homes: canal homes in neighborhoods such as Bonita Shores and Imperial Shores.
  • Golf and beach-club communities: such as Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing and The Colony, several with private beach clubs.
  • Gated golf communities: including Spanish Wells, Palmira, Hunters Ridge, Vasari and Worthington.
  • 55+ living: including GL Homes’ Valencia Bonita.

Bonita Springs Communities

Well-known Bonita Springs communities include Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing, The Colony, Spanish Wells, Palmira, Hunters Ridge, Bonita National, Vasari and Worthington, plus the Gulf-access neighborhoods of Bonita Shores, Imperial Shores and Barefoot Beach. Buyers who want newer gated communities with lower prices a few minutes north often compare Bonita Springs with Estero gated communities such as Belle Lago and The Reserve at Estero.

Bonita Springs New Construction & Builders

Recent new-construction activity in and around Bonita Springs includes Bonita National (Lennar), Bonita Lakes (Toll Brothers), Vivid Shores and Solis Grande (Pulte), Altaira and Seaglass (Ronto), Cielo at The Colony (WCI) and Valencia Bonita (GL Homes, 55+). Builder availability changes quickly, so contact us for current inventory, or see nearby options in our Estero new construction guide.

Things to Do & Amenities in Bonita Springs

  • Bonita Beach and Barefoot Beach Preserve
  • Lovers Key State Park just to the north
  • Riverside Park, the Imperial River and downtown events
  • Everglades Wonder Gardens
  • Golf courses and private beach clubs
  • Quick access to Coconut Point in Estero and Waterside Shops in Naples

See more in our things to do in Southwest Florida guide.

Bonita Springs Location & Commute

Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) is under 20 miles north, usually about 30 minutes or less, with longer drives in peak season. Estero is immediately north, downtown Naples about 25 to 30 minutes south, and I-75 runs through the eastern side of the city, with a main interchange at Bonita Beach Road for quick trips north or south. Water and sewer service comes from Bonita Springs Utilities, a member-owned cooperative.

Bonita Springs Flood & Hurricane Notes

Hurricane Ian’s storm surge reached parts of Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Shores and Barefoot Beach in 2022, and the Imperial River has flooded after heavy rain events. Always check the flood zone, elevation and flood history of any Bonita Springs home. The city has held a Community Rating System Class 5 rating, worth up to a 25% discount on NFIP flood insurance. Our Southwest Florida Hurricane Center has evacuation zones and insurance tips.

Bonita Springs Real Estate Market Snapshot

The Census Bureau puts the median owner-occupied home value in Bonita Springs at about $497,000, above Fort Myers and Estero but well below Naples. Prices run from condos and older inland homes to Gulf-front condos and estates in the millions, with beach-club access, Gulf access and newer construction each adding a premium. Inland homes east of I-75 generally offer the most square footage for the money. Selling? Get a free valuation on our What’s My Home Worth? page.

Tips for Buying in Bonita Springs

Decide whether beach access, golf or newer construction matters most, since Bonita’s communities differ sharply. For Gulf-access and river homes, confirm bridges, seawall condition, flood zone and elevation. For condos, review reserves, milestone inspections and special assessments. In golf and beach-club communities, ask whether membership is bundled or optional and what the initiation and annual dues are. Get insurance quotes during your inspection period, and estimate payments with our mortgage calculator.

Living in Bonita Springs

Bonita Springs combines a relaxed beach-town pace with upscale amenities. Mornings might start with a walk on Bonita Beach or a paddle at Lovers Key, followed by golf, tennis or pickleball at one of the city’s many clubs. Downtown’s Riverside Park hosts farmers markets, concerts and seasonal events along the Imperial River, and a growing restaurant scene has made the historic Old 41 corridor more walkable.

Families appreciate the parks, recreation programs and Lee County schools, while retirees and seasonal residents are drawn to the beach clubs and golf communities. With Naples dining and shopping to the south and Estero and Fort Myers to the north, Bonita Springs residents have easy access to the whole region.

Bonita Springs FAQ

Is Bonita Springs in Lee County or Collier County?

Bonita Springs is in Lee County, bordering Collier County (Naples) to the south.

Which Bonita Springs communities have private beach clubs?

Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing and The Colony are known for private beach club access.

Which Bonita Springs neighborhoods flooded in Hurricane Ian?

Storm surge reached areas along Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Shores and Barefoot Beach. Flood risk varies by elevation and zone, so check each home.

What does “bundled golf” mean?

In a bundled-golf community, every homeowner pays for golf membership as part of their fees. In optional-membership communities, golf is purchased separately.

Is Bonita Springs a good middle ground between Naples and Fort Myers?

Many buyers see it that way: beaches and upscale communities closer to Naples-style living, at a median home value well below Naples.

What is the flood insurance discount in Bonita Springs?

Bonita Springs has held a Community Rating System Class 5 rating, worth up to a 25% discount on NFIP flood insurance premiums.

Bonita Springs Communities & Nearby Cities

Bonita Springs sits between Estero to the north and Naples to the south, with Fort Myers and Cape Coral a short drive north. Compare them in our area comparison guide.

Explore nearby: Estero homes · Naples homes · Estero gated communities · Fort Myers homes

Sal DiBenedettoLicensed Real Estate Broker · Dibe Real Estate, brokered by eXp RealtyQuestions about Bonita Springs, pricing or a private showing? Reach out anytime.

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