Golf is optional here — buy the home, then decide on the Rees Jones course; the resort amenities come with the HOA either way.
16 homes for sale in Greyhawk at Golf Club of the Everglades · updated July 11, 2026
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Get every Greyhawk at Golf Club of the Everglades sale from the last 12 months →At Greyhawk, golf is optional — the Golf Club of the Everglades offers equity, non-equity, and social memberships, so you can buy the home first and decide on the club later, with no golf dues unless you join. The community wraps around that Rees Jones–designed championship course in Northeast Naples: built by Pulte Homes across roughly 564 single-family homes on about 507 acres (per the 2025 HOA budget), with modern one- and two-story plans, a 24-hour guard gate, and a full resort-amenity center.
Buyers are drawn to the recent construction, the amenity campus (resort pool, restaurant, fitness, tennis, pickleball, bocce), a no-CDD tax structure, and the flexibility of optional golf memberships. Pulte has sold out of new construction, so the community now trades as a resale market.
Greyhawk is an all single-family market, and it has appreciated sharply. The median sold price climbed from about $656K in 2020 to a peak near $1.53M in 2024 as the community finished building out and larger homes traded, then eased to the low-$1.1M range in 2026 as inventory grew and the broader Naples market cooled. Across recent closings the median runs near $875K at roughly $393 per square foot, with a typical 40 days on market.
Today there are about 16 homes for sale, listed from roughly $775K to $2.1M (median asking near $1.36M). As in much of Naples, asking prices sit well above what is actually closing, so there is usually room to negotiate — especially on resales that have lingered.
Carrying cost is straightforward to model: there is no CDD bond, the HOA assessment runs about $7,600 a year, and golf is optional rather than bundled. Budget separately for a one-time $4,400 resale capital contribution at closing and the $600/year amenity food-and-beverage minimum. I’ll pull exact comps and the all-in monthly for any home.
Dues typically cover:Resort amenities, gate, landscape (golf billed separately)
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 BA | 2,000 sq ft | $930,000 |
| Jun 2026 | 2 BR + Den · 2 BA | 1,664 sq ft | $800,000 |
| Jun 2026 | 3 BR + Den · 3 BA | 2,488 sq ft | $1,850,000 |
| May 2026 | 3 BR + Den · 3 BA | 2,982 sq ft | $1,025,000 |
| May 2026 | 4 BR + Den · 4 BA | 3,894 sq ft | $1,750,000 |
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 |
|---|---|
| Resale capital contribution | A one-time $4,400 amenity capital contribution is due at closing (the buyer’s cost by default) — separate from your HOA dues. |
| HOA assessment | Budget roughly $7,600/year (about $1,900/quarter for 2025), which funds the staffed gate and the full amenity campus; confirm the current amount and any tier for the specific home. |
| $600 F&B minimum | Every resident owes a $600/year amenity food-and-beverage minimum, billed each January. |
| Optional golf cost | Golf is not bundled — the club sets equity, non-equity, and resident social membership fees, which are meaningful; confirm the current tiers and any waitlist before counting on access. |
| No CDD (an advantage) | There is no CDD bond on the tax bill — a real carrying-cost saver versus many newer Naples communities; still verify taxes per parcel. |
| Asking vs. closing gap | Median asking (~$1.36M) runs well above recent closings (~$1.1M in 2026), so there’s usually room to negotiate, especially on resales. |
| Flood zone & insurance | Verify the flood zone and insurance for the specific address — see our flood-zone guide. |
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No. Greyhawk is not age-restricted — it’s a newer-construction, all-ages community within the Golf Club of the Everglades.
Greyhawk was built by Pulte Homes — about 564 single-family homes (per the 2025 HOA budget) on roughly 507 acres, in one- and two-story floor plans. Pulte has sold out of new construction, so it now trades as a resale market.
No — this is an optional-membership golf community, not a bundled one. The Golf Club of the Everglades (a Rees Jones–designed 18-hole course) offers full golf memberships on an equity or non-equity basis, and Greyhawk residents can instead take a lower-cost social membership or stay HOA-only. Initiation and annual dues are meaningful and the club sets them, so I’ll confirm the current tiers, fees, and any waitlist for you.
A resort-style amenity campus with a pool, restaurant, fitness center, tennis, pickleball, and bocce, alongside the optional golf club.
No — Greyhawk has no CDD bond, so you avoid the separate CDD line that many newer Naples communities carry on the tax bill. Your recurring cost is the HOA dues (plus optional golf). I’ll confirm the current HOA amount for a specific home, and always verify the tax bill per parcel.
Greyhawk is served by Collier County Public Schools (North Naples, 34120). Attendance zones change, so I’ll confirm the exact assignment for an address with the district’s zoning tool.
It’s an inland North Naples location, but flood zones are assigned per structure, not by neighborhood. Send me a specific address and I’ll pull the current FEMA determination — and my Naples flood-zones guide explains how to read it.
Yes — the rules allow a reasonable number of dogs, cats, and other non-exotic household pets, but pit bulls, wolf hybrids, and other dogs prone to aggressive behavior are prohibited. Outside the home, pets must be carried or on a hand-held leash; owners must pick up waste; “invisible” underground fencing isn’t allowed; and pets aren’t permitted inside the Amenity Center. (Greyhawk Rules & Regulations, rev. 5/2025.)
Yes, within limits: a home can’t be leased for less than one month and no more than three times per year, and you must complete the lease paperwork with Greyhawk Community Management before a tenant moves in. It works for seasonal renting but not nightly or weekly vacation rentals.
Everyday passenger vehicles — cars, SUVs, passenger vans, and pickup trucks — may park overnight on your driveway, but overnight parking on the community roads or on the grass is prohibited. Commercial vehicles (over ¾-ton, with bed racks or tools, or commercial signage) need Board approval to sit outside overnight, and everything else — golf carts, motorcycles, RVs, boats, watercraft, trailers, and campers — must be kept in an enclosed garage overnight, with garage doors closed when not in use.
Per the 2025 budget, the HOA assessment runs roughly $1,900 a quarter (about $7,600 a year, with small tiers by home series), and there is no CDD bond. Two Greyhawk-specific costs to budget for: a one-time $4,400 Resale Capital Contribution paid at closing, and a $600/year amenity food-and-beverage minimum billed each January (a $150 application fee also applies at resale). Golf is optional and priced separately by the club. I’ll confirm the exact current figures for any home.
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.
Tee time at the Rees Jones course if you’ve joined — and if you haven’t, the day still starts at the resort pool and ends with dinner at the on-site restaurant, because the amenity campus comes with the HOA, not a golf membership. Tennis, pickleball, or bocce in between. The golf decision stays yours, on your timeline. 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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