The roof on this home is the association's job. In Southwest Florida, where roof age decides what insurance costs and whether a carrier will write the policy at all, that one fact changes the entire math of ownership. Villages of Bonita funds roof replacement on a 15-year cycle, and it does so for freestanding single-family homes, a protection you would normally have to buy a condo to get. The quarterly fee also covers cable, internet, lawn care, and the recreation facilities, so August mowing and storm-season roofing bids are simply not your problem here. The work inside is already done. White shaker cabinetry and stone counters anchor a remodeled kitchen with stainless appliances, open to the main living area so the cook stays in the conversation. Plantation shutters finish the windows. On its own wing of the split floor plan, the primary suite offers a walk-in closet and a remodeled bath with dual sinks and a glass walk-in shower. Two more bedrooms give guests their own side of the house. The air conditioner was new in August 2025, the garage floor wears fresh epoxy, and an EV charger is already wired in. Out back, a screened lanai sits wrapped in tropical landscaping, private enough for morning coffee and shaded enough for a Florida afternoon. Beyond your driveway, the gated community carries the social calendar at its clubhouse: pool and spa, fitness center, billiards, shuffleboard, and tennis courts that convert to pickle ball. Downtown Bonita Springs and Coconut Point Mall are minutes away. Single story and block built in 2000, with 1,491 square feet under air. For an investor, the community allows up to three leases per year with a 30-day minimum, and a tenant is already in place on an annual lease, so income starts on day one. For a seasonal owner, this is the true lock-and-leave: close the door in April knowing the lawn and the roof are looked after until you return. Homes that pair this level of finish with this little maintenance are scarce inside these gates.