Built to be left: the association maintains lawns, building exteriors, and roofs behind a gated entry — with a resort clubhouse waiting when you’re back.
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Get every Azure at Hacienda Lakes sale from the last 12 months →Azure at Hacienda Lakes is built to be left: a single association maintains the lawns, landscaping, building exteriors, and roofs, and the gated entry keeps watch while you’re away. It’s an all-ages Toll Brothers community in East Naples (34114), built from roughly 2017 to 2024 and now essentially resale-only, its British West Indies architecture spanning an unusually wide range of homes — attached villas, stacked coach homes, and detached single-family homes, about 405 in all, inside the larger Hacienda Lakes master-planned development.
The draw is a private resort clubhouse with a pool and spa, fitness, and tennis and pickleball, all in impact-glass, concrete-block construction. Azure sits right at Collier Boulevard and Rattlesnake Hammock — minutes from Physicians Regional hospital, I-75, and the new East Naples Costco approved for that very corner.
It shares the Hacienda Lakes master plan and its Community Development District with Esplanade by the Islands and Sapphire Cove. Below is what it actually costs to own and live here — drawn from the HOA’s own 2025 fee schedule and rules, and eight years of closed sales.
Azure is built around a private resort clubhouse — a community room and library, billiards and catering kitchen — with a resort pool and spa, cabanas, and a fire-pit lounge just outside, plus a fitness center and tennis and pickleball courts. Unlike many Naples communities, it is open to all ages — no age restriction — with a children’s playground alongside the resort amenities.
The look is consistent British West Indies — stucco and concrete block, tile roofs, and impact-resistant glass throughout — built by Toll Brothers between about 2017 and 2024. The single master HOA keeps it low-maintenance: lawn and landscape care, security, street lights, and even building exteriors and roofs are association-maintained.
It’s a practical East Naples address: gated and quiet, but right on Collier Boulevard near shopping, dining, Physicians Regional hospital, and a quick route to Marco Island or downtown Naples.
Azure is unusually varied for one community — about 405 homes in three types: attached villas, stacked coach homes, and detached single-family homes. That spread is why a single gate covers everything from sub-$500K villas to multimillion-dollar lakefront estates.
Toll Brothers built them in island-styled collections between about 2017 and 2024; the single-family “Residential” homes were sold in Heritage, Estate, and Signature series.
Single-story attached villas — 2 bed (some + den), 2-car garage; the lock-and-leave entry point. 2025 HOA $1,679/qtr.
Two-story buildings of stacked first- and second-floor coach homes — 2–3 bed, attached garages. 2025 HOA $1,329/qtr.
Toll’s single-family homes in the Heritage, Estate, and Signature series — up to 5+ bed, 2–3-car garages, many with pools. 2025 HOA $1,594/qtr.
Azure has a full eight-year arc of closings. The community median climbed from about $440K when the first villas and coach homes delivered in 2018 to roughly $785–790K in 2024–2025 — partly appreciation, partly the mix of homes selling, as the larger single-family Estate and Signature homes came to market. Across 228 closed sales the overall median is about $647K at ~$372/sq ft, with a median around 71 days on market.
The three home types trade in distinct lanes: villas mostly in the $500Ks–$600Ks (median ~$596K), coach and mid-size homes around the high-$700Ks, and larger single-family homes from the $800Ks past $2M (median ~$1.25M).
There are about 19 active listings right now, roughly $545K to $1.45M (median list near $850K). I’ll pull exact current comps for the specific home type or floor plan you’re weighing.
Dues typically cover:Lawn, clubhouse, resort pool, fitness, tennis & pickleball
Approximate, as of June 2026; varies by home type and sub-association — a comparison aid, not a quote. Excludes property tax, insurance, and utilities. Always verify exact numbers per home.
| Sold | Home | Size | Sold price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 2026 | 3 BR + Den · 2.5 BA | 2,500 sq ft | $1,450,000 |
| May 2026 | 3 BR + Den · 2.5 BA | 2,845 sq ft | $875,000 |
| May 2026 | 4 BR · 3 BA | 2,611 sq ft | $675,000 |
| Apr 2026 | 3 BR · 2 BA | 2,092 sq ft | $1,050,000 |
| Apr 2026 | 2 BR + Den · 2 BA | 1,569 sq ft | $495,000 |
A sampling of recent closed sales (Naples-area MLS). Ask me for the full, current comps for any home or floor plan.
| Check this | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Which home type | Villas, coach homes, and single-family carry different prices, sizes, and HOA dues (2025: $1,329–$1,679 per quarter). Be sure you’re comparing like with like. |
| CDD on the tax bill | Azure is in the Hacienda Lakes CDD — a bond debt-service line (roughly $940–$1,640 a year per home by lot type) plus an annual operations-and-maintenance portion, on top of HOA dues. Confirm the exact figure for the parcel. |
| ReSale Contribution | Besides a $100 application fee, the HOA charges a one-time ReSale Contribution at purchase (Declaration Art. VIII §14) — budget for it and confirm the current amount. |
| Leasing limits | Minimum 90-day lease, no more than three leases per 12 months, board review, and no subleases — fine for seasonal use, not a short-term-rental strategy. |
| Coach-home structure | Coach homes are part of the single HOA (not a separate condominium) and sit in two-story buildings — so they’re outside Florida’s condo milestone-inspection and SIRS reserve mandates. |
| Flood zone & insurance | Most of Azure is flood Zone X, but verify the specific address — lake-adjacent lots can differ. See our flood-zone guide. |
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Azure sits at the corner of Collier Boulevard (CR-951) and Rattlesnake Hammock Road in East Naples — gated and quiet, but on a main north-south artery. Physicians Regional’s Collier Boulevard hospital is a couple of minutes north, and I-75 (Exit 101) is about five miles up Collier Blvd.
Plan on roughly 20–25 minutes to downtown Naples and 5th Avenue South, and about 25 minutes south to Marco Island. The new East Naples Costco, approved for the very same intersection, is expected to open in late 2026.
No — Azure is all-ages. It’s a gated community with a children’s playground and no age restriction.
Toll Brothers built Azure between about 2017 and 2024 in a British West Indies style. It’s essentially sold out, so homes now trade on the resale market.
A single master HOA charges 2025 quarterly dues of about $1,678.91 for villas, $1,593.62 for single-family (the “Residential” collection), and $1,329.32 for coach homes — covering lawn and landscape care, security, street lights, and building exteriors and roofs. On top of that, the Hacienda Lakes CDD adds a line to the Collier County tax bill (roughly $940–$1,640 a year of bond debt service by lot type, plus an operations-and-maintenance portion). A $100 application fee and a one-time ReSale Contribution apply at purchase.
No. Azure is a homeowners’ association — not a condominium — and the coach homes sit in two-story buildings, so they fall outside the milestone-inspection and structural-reserve (SIRS) requirements that apply to condominium buildings of three or more stories.
Yes, with limits: a 90-day minimum lease, no more than three leases in any 12-month period, board review (within 15 business days), a $100-per-adult application fee, and no subleases. No more than four unrelated people may occupy a home. It suits seasonal use, not a short-term-rental strategy.
Yes — common household pets are allowed. They must be registered and tagged with the HOA and Collier County, leashed (6-foot maximum) whenever outside the home, and never left unattended in yards, garages, lanais, or porches. Owners must pick up after them and may only walk pets in common areas.
Personal vehicles park in your garage or driveway (garage doors kept closed when not in use), and there is no overnight street parking (12am–6am). Recreational and commercial vehicles — RVs, boats, trailers, motorcycles, golf carts, campers, vans over 14 feet, trucks over three-quarter-ton, and commercial vehicles of any type — cannot be stored outside; they’re allowed onsite a maximum of eight hours (no overnight) unless fully garaged.
Residents may not create a nuisance or disturb the peace at any time, and Collier County noise ordinances apply. Contractor and construction work is prohibited on Sundays and otherwise runs 6:30am–7:00pm. The clubhouse is open 5am–10pm, the tennis and pickleball courts 8am–8pm, and the pool and spa are open dawn to dusk.
Exterior changes need Architectural Review Committee (ARC) approval. Fences are permitted only around a pool or extended lanai (with ARC approval, per Collier code), and a pool or lanai-cage application carries a $2,000 deposit. Satellite dishes, antennas, signs, and landscaping changes are also regulated — only an open-house sign on the listing day is allowed.
Amenities are for residents and their guests: up to four guests per household at the clubhouse, pool and spa, and fitness center, and up to three guests at the tennis and pickleball courts.
It’s zoned for Lely Elementary, Manatee Middle, and Lely High in Collier County Public Schools — confirm the exact assignment for a specific address.
Most of Azure is in flood Zone X (minimal risk, no federal flood-insurance requirement), though lake-adjacent lots can differ — always verify by address.
Handy contacts for residents and buyers — bookmark this page so they’re here when you need them. Details can change; confirm anything time-sensitive directly.
Coffee by the resort pool, a set of tennis at nine, an afternoon in the clubhouse library or at the fire-pit lounge. And when you lock the door and leave, the association keeps up the lawn, the building exterior, and the roof, and the gate keeps checking who comes in — it all looks the same when you’re back. Could you see yourself here?
I’ll set up a saved search, send the homes that actually fit, and walk you through fees, flood, and resale before you commit. Explain everything, sell nothing.
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Sources & notes: Toll Brothers — Azure at Hacienda Lakes (builder) · Hacienda Lakes Community Development District (budgets & bonds) · HOA dues, leasing, pet & vehicle rules — Azure at Hacienda Lakes HOA governing documents (2025) · Collier County Public Schools — attendance zones. Figures change — verify any specific number before relying on it.