East Bonita Springs Acreage & Estate Neighborhoods Homes for Sale

About this area

East of I-75, Bonita Springs opens up into larger lots, acreage and estate-style neighborhoods with a more rural feel. Many properties have no HOA, room for outbuildings and space for horses or hobbies, subject to zoning.

Buyers here trade a longer drive to the beach for privacy and land. The directory below links to each neighborhood we track in this part of Bonita.

Communities in this guide (10)

• Arroyal
• Arroyal Heights
• Bonita Estates
• El Dorado Acres
• Highland Estates
• Nuttinglikit Grove
• Silverado East
• Sun Village Estates
• Sunset Acres
• Tropic Acres

What to check before you buy here

• Many homes use well and septic. Get both inspected.
• Check zoning, permitted uses and any deed restrictions before planning a barn, pool or second structure.
• Confirm road maintenance: some roads are private or unpaved.
• Review flood zone and drainage, which can vary a lot from lot to lot.

FAQs

Are there HOAs in east Bonita?

Many acreage neighborhoods have no HOA, though some have deed restrictions or road associations.

Can I keep horses in east Bonita Springs?

Some parcels allow it, depending on zoning and lot size. Check with the city before you buy.

How far is east Bonita from the beach?

Plan on a longer drive than from west Bonita, since you cross I-75 and US 41 to reach the Gulf.

More in Bonita Springs

For our full, in-depth community guides, visit the Bonita Springs homes for sale page.

Talk to a local agent

Want to see homes in any of these communities, or find out what yours is worth? Call or text Kevin Bartlett at 239-299-7921, or get a free home valuation.

Information is general and believed reliable but not guaranteed. Community rules, fees and features change; verify details with the association and public records before buying.