The Estero Point Community
Coming Soon to the San Carlos Park Area of Southwest Florida
The Estero Pointe community is a new private neighborhood being developed along Pine Road in the San Carlos Park area of Southwest Florida. Homes in the Estero Pointe community will be constructed by Taylor Morrison, a century-old enterprise that is not only esteemed among America’s best builders, but also particularly respected in Southwest Florida. These are the very same home builders in highly-desired communities that include Fiddlers Creek and Esplanade Golf & Country Club of Naples, Pebble Pointe at The Brooks, Tortuga of Fort Myers, and many other master-planned marvels. The Estero Pointe community is certain to reflect the architectural and aesthetic standards of quality which have enabled Taylor Morrison to emerge among the most trusted home builders in America. The Estero Pointe community will be comprised by only 65 homes, positioned in such a way as to maximize views of the lake and conservation lands that complement the community.
About the Area
Jules Freeman
The Estero Pointe community is geographically centered between the City of Fort Myers and Village of Estero. Residents here will enjoy being able to conveniently access all that awaits in the greater community of Southwest Florida. And while so much attention is typically lavished on matters occurring in the larger metropolitan areas, San Carlos Park does have its own interesting history. That’s a story that begins with two brothers; Jules and Jack Freeman. Raised in that era of The Great Depression, the Freemans worked a variety of jobs to help support their family and pay for college, and after graduating from City College, went on to achieve professional successes in financial advising. They were essential to helping Aviation Pioneer Ed Daly who created World Airways, the enterprise that established America first coast-to-coast air service. The Freeman’s later went on to establish American Agronomics, a company not only responsible for establishing the pistachio industry in California and Israel, but also much of Southwest Florida’s citrus industry. In the 1950’s, for the ripe price of $9,600, the Freeman’s purchased 240 acres land in Southwest Florida. This was to be the first of developments where the Freeman’s resolved to create a community of affordable homes specifically beneficial to working-class families of the region. Today, this area is known as San Carlos Park, and while it has grown to encompass more than 2,000 acres complemented with schools, a commercial district, parks and municipal services, this area continues to provide home options significantly more affordable than that found in the larger metropolitan areas of Fort Myers or Naples.
Landmarks
San Carlos Park’s famed Artesian well is only moments from Estero Pointe
The Estero Pointe Community is near several notable landmarks. Among them is an Artesian well which was discovered more than sixty years ago. Over the decades that have followed, visitors from across the world have ventured to the springs of San Carlos park believing its waters have curative powers over a variety of maladies. The medical community is generally
dismissive of such claims, yet many continue to visit, despite the pungent aroma of sulphur associated with it. In more modern times, visitors have sought out accommodations at a unique resort known not only for its hospitality, but its pyramid-styled chalets; among the more eclectic of local lodging options.
Of course, all understand that what traditionally prompts arrivals to Southwest Florida is the sunny weather, beautiful beaches and range of recreational possibilities for one to indulge. The Estero Pointe community is appreciably close to so many facets that make like here especially fantastic.
For those who enjoy boating and fishing, Estero Pointe is located only moments from Mullock Creek. This tributary of Estero Bay (the state’s first outstanding body of waters designated
as an Aquatic Preserve) is an excellent place to catch redfish, snapper and grouper. Estero Bay serves as a buffer between i
nland streams and Gulf of Mexico. For those who enjoy kayaking or canoeing, journeys along the backwaters and mangroves offer unceasing potential to see dolphin at play, rare manatees and amazing array of avian species that flock to Southwest Florida. And while further adventures await on The Gulf, landlubbers can delight in collecting shells, working on that perfect tan or simply enjoying an spectacular Southwest Florida sunset (no two are exactly the same). The Estero Pointe community is only a short drive from some of the region’s best beaches.
Golf & Other Sports
With its per capita composite of public and private holes, Southwest Florida has achieved recognition as “The Golf Capital of the United States.” The Estero Pointe community is appreciably close to some of the finest fairways a golfer will encounter. From the Ray Floyd-designed Raptor Bay course at Coconut Point to the Jack Nicklaus Signature course at Old Corkscrew, Arnold Palmer’s Wildcat Run and many, many others. This is a paradise for golfers and Estero Pointe is at the epicenter of all. But that’s not to say golf is the only game in town. Hockey fans can catch Florida 
Everblades action at nearby Germain Arena. Baseball fans can check out spring training games with the Boston Red Sox or Minnesota Twins at venues like JetBlue Stadium and Hammond Field. In terms of collegiate sport, nearby Florida Gulf Coast University is a dominating force of athleticism within the Atlantic Sun Conference. From basketball and volleyball to baseball, soccer, swimming & diving, wrestling and more, nearby Alico Arena offers ample opportunity to cheer for The Eagles!. Throughout the year, there’s all manner of other local sporting events which include tennis tournaments, marathons and much more.
Shopping, Dining & Entertainment
Coconut Point Mall
Another advantage to life within the Estero Pointe community is the convenient access to so many of the region’s top shopping, dining and entertainment destinations. The neighborhood is only minutes from Gulf Coast Town Center, Miromar Outlets and Coconut Point Mall. Residents can readily connect to an amazing variety of big box stores, upscale boutiques and outstanding restaurants. These same venues routinely host a variety of community events, yet each week provides opportunities for live music and cinematic entertainment.
Moscow Ballet at Barbara B. Mann
Further cultural options abound just north of the Estero Pointe community, at the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Center. The B.B. Mann not only hosts lavish staged productions by nationally esteemed theater companies, but also concerts featuring legendary recording artists. For families with growing children, nearby options include the Calusa Nature Center, Game Time Family Entertainment Center, Head Pinz, community parks, and much, much more. What’s more, the proximity to area schools, churches and healthcare services all combine to make the Estero Pointe community particularly compelling for home buyers.
While development of the Estero Point community is still in the very early stages, the brand quality of the home builder, the location of the neighborhood and, of course, the continuing demand for new construction in Southwest Florida will drive wide interest in homes among this emerging developments. We’re encouraging clients to stay vigilant of pre-build purchase incentives and other opportunities while these still last. Should you wish to receive updates on the development, or desire to learn more about Estero Pointe, simply connect with our team by submitting the contact form below: