The Reserve At Estero

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The Reserve at Estero

The pioneering automaker Henry Ford (among the most famed of Southwest Florida snowbirds) once said that the only real security one will find in this world comes from having “a reserve of knowledge, experience and ability.” In Estero Florida, there is just such a reserve that not only thrives in its imparting of knowledge, experience and ability, but also offers lots in the way of luxury, and to be sure this reserve relates to sanctuary and real security for home buyers.

Home Options

Among the ten home designs available in The Reserve at Estero, Tosara is a 2,545 square-foot, two-story home with 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and attached garage parking for two cars.

The San Rio model offer 2,024 square-feet of residential space with three bedrooms, two bathrooms attached garage parking for two cars.

Gracing more than 155 acres of precious space between Estero and Fort Myers, The Reserve of Estero is among the newer residential communities developed by America’s premier (and preeminent) builder of luxury homes, Toll Brothers. Having honed more than four decades of mastery in their industry, Toll Brothers is recognized as one of the most experienced and most capable of construction & real estate development firms in America, in fact, is among the few in their industry that’s publicly-owned. As one of the best in the business, Toll Brothers have earned an enviable array of awards which include four separate occasions of being nationally heralded as America’s “Builder of the Year.” Toll Bros. ingenious attention-to-detail and proclivity at producing to exacting standards of architectural quality and integrity has become a defining characteristic of their master-planned communities that have emerged throughout the country, and such is certainly the case at The Reserve in Estero. This gated, family-friendly community is exclusively comprised by some 500 single-family homes. In addition to being equipped with energy-efficient natural gas, the homes accommodate upwards of 1,473 to more than 2,330 square-feet of luxurious living space. Home options are reflected in ten distinct floor plans (in four choices of elevation) which enable homebuyers to chose what is best-suited for the requirements of their lifestyle and budget. Regardless of the model chosen, the property’s composite of five glistening lakes and green preservation areas enable all to enjoy spectacular views. But hold on homeowners, there’s still much more to enjoy about The Reserve of Estero.

Excellent Amenities

Overhead of The Clubhouse, tennis complex and swimming pool in The Reserve at Estero

Resort-style swimming pool at clubhouse in The Reserve at Estero

As a community that caters to families and individuals of all ages, The Reserve of Estero has several appealing features. By far the most visible is the impressive 8,000 square-foot clubhouse that comes equipped with community kitchen as well as social rooms & library, business conference room with Internet access, craft room and billiard room. There’s also a large state-of-the-art fitness center that provides treadmills, free weights and other equipment for maintaining peak physical condition. Just beyond the clubhouse, there’s a beautiful resort-style swimming pool and spa that beckons all to delightfully dip-in. The grounds are further complemented with a children’s playground & pool area, basketball courts and several tennis courts which are lit for playing after the sun has set. Residents have great options when it comes to things-to-do inside the community, but o’ how those options exponentially expand the moment one transits beyond The Reserve. In this case, location connotes to another considerable selling point of the community.

Convenient Connectivity

Some 140 leading brand stores and restaurants are at Miromar Outlets, mere minutes from The Reserve at Estero.

Estero River excursions are a nature retreat like none other in Southwest Florida.

Located along Estero Parkway, The Reserve is geographically centered between the Cities of Fort Myers and Naples, and exceeds in not only being conveniently close to the region’s main arteries of Hwy. 41 and Interstate 75, but also Southwest Florida International Airport. This enables all residents to more readily access all points north, south and beyond. Fortunately, it just turns out that so many of the places that most desire to go are in the direct vicinity of The Reserve. For example, those who are drawn to indulgences in leading designer shops and fine dining, several of the region’s top venues are only some five minutes from The Reserve of Estero. Whether its the restaurants and leading brand names featured at Gulf Coast Town Center, or those at Miromar Outlet, or that at Coconut Point Mall, residents of The Reserve enjoy quick access to hundreds of options in mere minutes. For those who prefer to collect shells as opposed to shelling-it-out, The Reserve is also conveniently close to some of the world’s most beautiful beaches on the Gulf of Mexico. Whether one wants to scoop shells from the celebrated shores of Sanibel Island, or have a romantic interlude along the shoreline of Lover’s Key, or dip their toes in the glam gulf waters along Barefoot Beach, all awaits just a short drive from The Reserve. In terms of other notable excursions into nature, The Reserve is also near the Estero River, a gentle, winding waterway that flows west from the community of Estero before depositing into the estuary of Estero Bay. These waters offer a remarkable opportunity to escape modern realities in exploration of the mangroves and back waters which continue to serve as a vital habitat to all manner of critter and avian varieties. This is an excellent place to kayak, fish or simply get away.

Fans of baseball (as well as the Boston Red Sox) can catch games at Jet Blue Stadium (aka Fenway South), some ten minutes away from The Reserve at Estero.

The Reserve at Estero is near several very popular golf courses, including Old Corkscrew which has been named #1 in the region by Golf Magazine.

Cheerfully Close-by

Fans of professional sports will cheer for other attractions in the immediate area. Whether it is the professional hockey played at Germain Arena or the NCAA basketball played at Florida Gulf University’s Alico Arena, either venue is only some five minutes away from The Reserve. For those who like baseball, the fields at Jet Blue Stadium and Hammond Stadium (the respective homes-away-from-home for the Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins) are only some 15 minutes away. While baseball takes center stage each spring, all seasons are great for golf. Given the proliferation of private and public courses, Southwest Florida has been heralded as “The Golf Capital of the World,” and for its location, Estero easily exists as the epicenter of all this activity. Some of the region’s greatest fairways can be found mere minutes from The Reserve. The fairways of Old Corkscrew (the region’s only stand-alone Jack Nicklaus Signature Course), and Stoneybrook (one of the region’s longest courses), and Wildcat Run (suggested as one of the best courses in Southeastern U.S. by Arnold Palmer) are all among the nearby offerings in golf. What’s more, Toll Brothers have forged a close relationship with the Estero Country Club. For those who build a new home in The Reserve, the builders cover initiations fees at Estero Country Club, enabling residents to enjoy other opportunities in golf, tennis, social activities and more.

The Reserve at Estero is some five minutes from the campus of Florida Gulf Coast University.

With sunsets like this, no wonder so many flock to Southwest Florida.

Residents can revel in the proximity to further attractions. For arts and culture, in addition to the concerts occasionally held at Germain Arena, there’s major productions and concerts by national headliners staged at the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Center, less than 20 minutes away from The Reserve. Other venues include FGCU’s Black Box studio and the Bonita Springs Arts Center. In terms of artistry, Estero serves as home to several nationally acclaimed art fairs staged at various times throughout the year at Coconut Point Mall and Miromar Outlets. These venues typically attract local talent as well as nationally acclaimed artists and artisans. From schools to churches, from healthcare to a range of other professional service providers, all are appreciably close to The Reserve of Estero.

For the quality and affordability of the homes, for the abundance of amenities, for its convenient connectivity to so much that makes life marvelous in Southwest Florida, The Reserve of Estero resounds as a remarkable community. As The Reserve is now nearing completion of development, with only a few available home sites left, potential buyers may want to operate in contrast to the community’s name, which is to say, don’t be too reserved.

 Location

The Reserve at Estero is located at 19643 Tesoro Way (off of Estero Parkway) in Estero. The community is close to major corridors of Hwy 41 and Interstate 75, as well as Southwest Florida International Airport. Likewise, leading shopping centers, restaurants, sports attractions, schools, and beaches are mere minutes from the community.

Amenities

The spacious and multi-faceted clubhouse  is complemented with meeting rooms for cards and crafts, but also includes an internet cafe, kitchen, library, billiards room and space for larger social affairs. There’s also a  large modern fitness center, resort-style swimming pool, spa, children’s pool, playground, basketball courts and tennis courts. Other amenities in golf, tennis and social activities are available at Estero Country Club where Toll Brothers will cover the cost of initiation fees for new home builders. Non-residents and buyers of existing homes can also join Estero Country Club at significantly reduced costs.

Playground

Tennis Facility

Billiard Room in Clubhouse

Home Options

Exclusively comprised of single-family homes, potential buyers can choose from ten distinctive floor plans built in four different elevations. All homes are equipped with energy efficient natural gas, and given the community’s five lakes, all enjoy views of community water features or green preserves.