If you are searching for Esplanade Golf & Country Club of Naples, you are looking at one of the best-known Taylor Morrison golf communities in Collier County. The builder has finished selling new homes here, so today's buyers are shopping nearly new resales, most built between 2015 and 2022. Here is what to know about the homes, the prices, the club and how to buy smart, from a Realtor and former general contractor who has sold Southwest Florida homes since 1986.
Esplanade Golf & Country Club of Naples: Overview
- Builder: Taylor Morrison. The builder's own site now lists the community as sold out.
- Location: Immokalee Road, about three miles east of I-75 in North Naples, zip 34119.
- Size: roughly 1,800 acres, with about 1,000 acres planned as preserves and wetlands, plus large lakes and walking trails.
- Golf: an 18-hole championship course designed by Chris Wilczynski that opened in 2014.
- Home types: coach homes (two-story buildings with first- and second-floor residences), single-family homes and larger estate homes.
- Age rules: Esplanade is not a 55+ community. None of the current MLS listings here are marked as housing for older persons, and the community welcomes buyers of all ages.
Homes and Prices: MLS Snapshot as of November 12, 2026
As of November 12, 2026, the MLS shows about 14 homes for sale in Esplanade Golf & Country Club of Naples, priced from about $455,000 to about $3.3 million. The average asking price is about $1.3 million, or roughly $490 per square foot.
- Coach homes: about 8 listings, roughly $455,000 to $675,000, mostly 2 bedrooms (some with 3) and about 1,500 to 2,000 square feet.
- Single-family homes: about 6 listings, roughly $1.2 million to $3.3 million, from 3-bedroom homes near 2,100 square feet to 5-bedroom estate homes above 4,500 square feet.
Activity has been steady. About 80 Esplanade homes closed in the past 12 months, with list prices ranging from about $400,000 to about $3.8 million. Prices and inventory change daily, so see the live list on our Esplanade Naples homes for sale page.
Amenities and Lifestyle
Esplanade was planned as a resort-style club community. The amenity package includes:
- The 18-hole golf course with a practice range, golf shop and PGA instruction
- Clubhouse dining, from casual meals to banquets
- A lap pool and a resort pool
- Lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, plus pickleball and bocce
- A fitness and wellness center with group classes and spa services
- Dog parks, fishing on the lakes and miles of walking and biking paths through the preserves
The social calendar is a big part of the draw: clubs, leagues, cards, music and travel groups keep many residents busy in season. Immokalee Road puts you close to I-75, shopping and North Naples health care.
Who Esplanade Fits, and the Trade-Offs
A good fit for:
- Golfers who want the course close to home. Many homes include a golf membership in the community fees; others carry a social or sports membership. The membership is tied to the home, so check it on every listing.
- Seasonal buyers who want a lock-and-leave coach home with full club amenities.
- Buyers who want a newer home without waiting for one to be built.
Trade-offs to weigh:
- Fees. Bundled golf and club amenities mean higher annual fees than a non-golf community. Get the full fee sheet, including any one-time capital contribution or transfer fee.
- No new builder inventory. You cannot pick a lot and floor plan here anymore. If building new matters to you, compare Taylor Morrison's newer Esplanade communities and other Collier County new construction.
- Distance to the beach. This is an inland community east of I-75.
Buying New Construction in Collier County: What I Tell Every Buyer
Many Esplanade shoppers also tour brand-new homes before deciding. If you do, protect yourself:
- Register your agent on your first visit. Most builders require your agent to be named at your first visit or first web inquiry. Walk in alone and you may not be able to add an agent later. In most cases the builder pays the agent's fee and your price is the same.
- Compare the full cost, not the base price. Add up base price, lot premium, options and upgrades, HOA fees and any CDD assessment on the tax bill. A lower base price can end up costing more.
- Look at completed inventory homes. Builder incentives, such as closing cost help, rate buydowns or design credits, are usually largest on finished or nearly finished homes the builder wants to close. Offers change often, so call me for this week's offers. See our Naples builder incentives guide and move-in ready new homes in Naples.
- Use an inspector anyway. As a former general contractor, I recommend pre-drywall and final inspections on new homes, and a full inspection on any resale.
Want to compare Esplanade with brand-new options? Start with our new construction in Collier County overview, or our 55+ homes guide if an active-adult community is on your list.
Esplanade Golf & Country Club of Naples FAQ
Can I still buy a new home from Taylor Morrison at Esplanade Golf & Country Club of Naples?
No. Taylor Morrison lists the community as sold out, so homes here are resales. Many are less than 10 years old.
Is golf included with every home?
Not every home. Many include golf in the fees, while others carry a social or sports membership. Confirm the membership type and the total annual fees for each home before you write an offer.
Is Esplanade a 55+ community?
No. None of its MLS listings are marked as 55+ housing, and buyers of all ages live here. As always, review the HOA documents for any rules on leasing and occupancy.
Talk to Glen About Esplanade
I can send you the current Esplanade listings, recent sales by view (golf, lake or preserve) and the fee and membership details on any home you like. If you are also touring new construction, call me before your first builder visit so you are registered.
Call or text Glen Bigness at 239-272-4663.
Glen Bigness, Realtor | Bigness Realty Group | Premiere Plus Realty | New Home Certified | Selling Southwest Florida since 1986
