Get to Know Bonita Beach and Tennis Club
Beach and Tennis Club, formally Beach and Tennis Club Condominium, is a Bonita Springs condo community on Bonita Beach. The association describes 360 efficiency units in five buildings on 15 acres of landscaped grounds, located on Fish Trap Bay with boating access to the Gulf.
Amenities named by the association include two heated swimming pools and ten Har-Tru tennis courts, plus bocce, shuffleboard, pickleball, basketball and a range of clubs. Owners and their renters share the community, and the association describes both ownership and rental programs.
Whether you’re buying or selling, the useful questions are specific: which building and floor, what the unit includes, how you plan to use it and how it compares with the other units on the market. We help buyers weigh those details and owners price and present their unit.
Beach and Tennis Club and Bonita Beach Club are different communities with separate associations, rules and fees. Make sure you’re looking at the right one when you research listings or documents.
Buying at Beach and Tennis Club: What to Compare
Start with how you’ll use the unit
Decide early whether you’re buying for your own seasonal stays, for rental income or both. Then check the association’s current rules on rentals, occupancy and pets before you make an offer. The association keeps its full documents behind an owner login, and rules can change, so get current copies for the specific unit.
Compare building, floor and outlook
With five buildings in one community, two units with the same layout can differ in building, floor, view and how far they are from the beach, pools or courts. We help you weigh those differences against price instead of comparing square footage alone.
Confirm costs and what’s included
Ask for the current association fees, any assessments, the furnishings that convey and how any existing rentals are handled. Get those answers in writing before your inspection period ends.
Check boating access separately
If boating matters to you, confirm what access or docking rights come with the unit you’re considering. Don’t assume a condo purchase includes them.
Selling Your Beach and Tennis Club Condo
Price against the right comparables
Recent sales of similar units inside the community are the strongest guide. We compare building, floor, view, condition and furnishings, and look at nearby beach condos only when there aren’t enough recent sales here.
Plan around renters and bookings
If your unit has guest bookings or a rental arrangement that runs past closing, gather the details before you list. Buyers will ask, and clear answers keep the contract moving. We schedule showings around your guests.
Know your competition
Buyers shopping here see the active listings side by side. We line yours up against them on price, condition, furnishings and outlook so you know where it sits before it goes live.
Get the documents ready early
Florida law (section 718.503, Florida Statutes) requires condo sellers to give buyers the association’s governing documents and recent financial information. Requesting them early keeps your timeline on track.
Experience in the Community
Our team has sold more than 15 units at Beach and Tennis Club over the years, so we know how buyers compare units here.
What You Receive From a Unit Value Review
Your review includes:
- Relevant comparable sales and an explanation of how they relate to your unit.
- Current competing listings.
- A recommended pricing range based on available information.
- Suggested preparation and a proposed marketing approach.
To start, share your unit number and building, condition, notable updates, whether it’s furnished and any upcoming rental bookings. We’ll follow up for any other details we need.
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Bonita Beach and Tennis Club Questions
Is Beach and Tennis Club the same as Bonita Beach Club?
No. They are separate condominium communities with different associations, rules and fees. Confirm the community name whenever you review a listing, rules or ownership documents.
How many units does Beach and Tennis Club have?
The association describes the community as 360 efficiency units in five buildings.
What amenities does the community offer?
The association lists two heated swimming pools, ten Har-Tru tennis courts, bocce, shuffleboard, pickleball and basketball, along with clubs and social activities. Check the association’s website (opens in a new tab) for current details.
Can I rent out a Beach and Tennis Club condo?
The association describes both ownership and rental programs, and owners and their renters share the community. Rental rules can change, so review the current governing documents and confirm with the association before you buy with rental income in mind.
Does buying a unit include a boat slip?
Don’t assume it does. The community is on Fish Trap Bay with boating access to the Gulf, but confirm what docking rights, if any, come with a specific unit before you make an offer.
Can you help me buy as well as sell?
Yes. For buying guidance, contact our team and tell us what you’re looking for. If you own a unit and are thinking about selling, request a unit value review.
The Waterfront Collection is an independent real estate team with Maxim, LLC. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Beach and Tennis Club Condominium Management, Incorporated.