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Esplanade by the Islands HOA Fees & 2026 Financials

Every real cost in plain English — the 2026 assessment schedule, the CDD on your tax bill, the $800 dining minimum, and the one-time $5,000 Working Fund at resale — plus the budget and reserves behind them.

2026 Approved Budget

Assessment schedule

All figures sourced from the Approved 2026 Operating Budget (board-approved 11/11/2025).

Assessment ItemAnnualQuarterly
Single-Family Operating$3,500.00$875.00
Reserve (per home)$250.00$62.50
Landscape Benefit — 52' lot$1,555.75
Landscape Benefit — 62' lot$1,706.00
Landscape Benefit — 76' lot$1,904.75
Twin Villa Operating Add-on$33.00
Coach Home Total Assessment (master HOA only*)$3,750.00$937.50
Twin Villa Total Assessment$5,481.79$1,370.45
Single-Family 76' Total Assessment$5,654.75$1,413.69
Annual Food & Beverage Minimum: $800 per home per year. Food at Bahama Bar and Toasted Café both count toward this minimum.
Working Fund Contribution at resale: $5,000 per lot, per conveyance. By default the buyer's obligation. Institutional Mortgagees through foreclosure or deed-in-lieu are exempt. Amount may be modified by the Board.
Community Development District (Currents CDD): Esplanade by the Islands sits in the Currents CDD (district 9081). Its assessment is a non-ad-valorem line on your Collier County tax bill, in addition to HOA dues. Across 2025 tax bills it ran roughly $1,055–$3,015 per year — attached coach homes and villas at the low end (about $1,050–$1,235), single-family higher (about $2,330–$3,015). Verify the exact line for any parcel.
Not sure what all of this adds up to for the home you want? I'll build your true all-in monthly for a specific floor plan or address — HOA, CDD, F&B, and the Working Fund included. Get your personalized cost →
A worked example

What a 52′ single-family actually costs per month (2026)

Using the board-approved 2026 figures above, here's how the recurring costs stack up for the most common starting lot. Every line is drawn from the 2026 Approved Budget or actual 2025 Collier County tax bills for Esplanade by the Islands — the Currents CDD varies by home, so it's shown as a range.

Recurring lineAnnualMonthly
HOA operating$3,500.00$291.67
Reserve contribution$250.00$20.83
Landscape benefit — 52′ lot$1,555.75$129.65
Currents CDD (non-ad-valorem; single-family)$2,330–$3,015$194–$251
Food & Beverage minimum*$800.00$66.67
All-in recurring≈ $8,400–$9,120≈ $700–$760

*The $800 F&B minimum is dining spend at the Bahama Bar and Toasted Café — you get food and drink for it, so it isn't a pure fee. Excludes property tax, insurance, and utilities, which are on top. One-time at resale: the $5,000 Working Fund. Coach Homes and Twin Villas run lower — their Currents CDD is about $1,050–$1,235 — get the exact all-in for your home →

What's bundled

What the HOA fee actually covers — by property type

Three different property types — Single-Family, Twin Villa, and Coach Home — have meaningfully different things bundled into the master Esplanade by the Islands HOA fee. Source: Amended & Restated Declaration Article V Section 5.1 (Maintenance of Lots) plus the Esplanade by the Islands Member Handbook (approved Nov 2023, the current handbook).

Included for every homeowner — bundled in the master HOA

Resort amenities & services

  • 15,000-sqft Wellness & Venue Amenity Facility
  • Resort pool, resistance pool, spa, cabana pool
  • Fitness Center, Movement Studio, The Spa at Esplanade
  • Bahama Bar, Toasted Café, Barrel House Bistro, Olive & Vine
  • Pickleball, tennis, bocce courts
  • Bark park, walking trails, fire pits, viewing lawn
  • Onsite Lifestyle Manager + Community Association Manager (Troon & Esplanade Resort Experiences)
  • Member events & programming

Community-wide landscape program

  • Lawn mowing, edging, trimming on individual home lots (per the Member Handbook landscape program)
  • Fertilizing, pest control, weed control
  • Tree care — pruning, fertilizing, pest control
  • Palm trimming & pest control
  • Shrub & groundcover care
  • Irrigation system repairs
  • Mulch (replenished annually Oct–Dec)
  • Lake bank mowing & trimming
  • Stormwater management system maintenance

Community infrastructure

  • Gated entry operations & security
  • Roadway & streetlight maintenance
  • Architectural Review Committee (ARC)
  • Common area insurance
  • HOA management & administration
  • Reserve contributions for community infrastructure

Lifestyle programming & ARC

  • Member events, signature events, social clubs
  • Interest groups
  • F&B operations (subject to the $800/yr food & beverage minimum)
  • ARC reviews of exterior modifications

Property-type differences — what owners pay for vs. what the Association covers

Article V Section 5.1(a) of the Declaration assigns most exterior maintenance to owners except where explicitly carved out for Twin Villas. Here's the practical breakdown:

Maintenance responsibility, by property type

Item Single-Family Twin Villa Coach Home
Lawn, landscape, irrigationHOAHOAHOA*
Roof — repair & replacementOwnerHOASub-HOA*
Exterior paint & caulkOwnerHOASub-HOA*
Windows, doorsOwnerOwnerOwner
Building structural insuranceOwnerOwnerSub-HOA*
Interior, HVAC, plumbingOwnerOwnerOwner
Interior pest, termite bondOwnerOwnerOwner
Pool service (private pool)OwnerOwnern/a
Utilities (electric, water, internet)OwnerOwnerOwner

*Coach Home owners pay a separate neighborhood / condo association fee on top of the master HOA. The neighborhood association covers building exterior, roof, building structural insurance, and the landscape immediately around the building. Verify the specific neighborhood association assessment for the home you’re looking at.

The Twin Villa carve-out, explained

Twin Villas are paired single-story homes that share a common wall. Per Declaration §5.1(a), the painting, caulking, and maintenance of the exterior of the Villa Unit, plus the repair and replacement of the roofs of the Villa Units, are explicitly performed by the Association — not by the individual owner. That’s why the Twin Villa Reserve assessment is $647.04/year (vs. $250 for single-family) and there’s a $33/year Twin Villa Operating add-on. Those line items fund the reserve for roof replacement and exterior maintenance the Association is contractually obligated to perform.

So a Twin Villa owner pays one HOA bill and gets roof + exterior covered. No separate neighborhood association the way Coach Homes have.

The Coach Home structure, explained

Coach Homes are multi-unit buildings (2-story Coach Home buildings). The master Esplanade by the Islands HOA fee for a Coach Home is $3,750/year — which covers the resort amenities, community-wide infrastructure, and the community-wide landscape program. It does NOT cover the building exterior, the roof, or building structural insurance for the Coach Home building. Those are covered by a separate Coach Home neighborhood / condo association created under a Supplemental Declaration for the building.

The Coach Home neighborhood association assessment is in addition to the $3,750 master HOA. Amount varies by building; ask the seller or the Community Association Manager for the specific neighborhood-association assessment when underwriting a Coach Home purchase.

Plain English summary: Every Esplanade owner gets the resort + landscape package bundled in. Single-family owners handle their own roof, exterior, and structural insurance. Twin Villa owners have roof + exterior covered by the master HOA (one bill, no sub-association). Coach Home owners have a separate neighborhood association handling building exterior, roof, and structural insurance — a second bill alongside the master HOA.

Operating snapshot

2026 Operating Budget — in shape

The 2026 operating budget is built around 255 currently active units with $5.5M total gross revenue and $7.2M total operating expenses, balanced through a deficit-funding mechanism by the Declarant during build-out. At full buildout (1,250 units), gross revenue is projected to exceed $10.5M with the full slate of dining outlets in operation.

2552026 active units
1,250Buildout units
$5.5M2026 Gross Revenue
$7.2M2026 Total Expenses
$10.5MBuildout Gross Rev

Source: Approved 2026 Operating Budget (cover sheet); January 2026 Financial Report Package by Troon Golf, LLC.

Reserves & cash

Where the money sits (Jan 31, 2026)

Per the January 2026 financial report, the Association's combined balance sheet shows:

Snapshot only — full figures in the Financial Report PDF.

No-surprises math

Get your true all-in monthly cost — before you write an offer

The HOA assessment is only one line. Tell me the floor plan or address you're weighing and I'll send back a personalized breakdown — HOA + the $250 reserve + the landscape benefit for that exact lot width, the CDD line on the Collier tax bill, the $800 F&B minimum, and the one-time $5,000 Working Fund at resale — so nothing catches you off guard at closing. Free, and no pressure.

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Look up your specific home

Collier County tax + appraisal resources

HOA assessments are only part of your annual cost. The other meaningful lines — ad valorem property tax, the CDD non-ad valorem assessment, homestead exemption, portability — all live with Collier County, not the Association. Bookmark these:

Collier Property Appraiser

Look up your home's assessed value, taxable value, exemptions on file, and prior-year tax bills. Apply for homestead exemption (March 1 deadline) or portability when you move within Florida. Buying? Taxes reset toward your purchase price the January after closing — the Save Our Homes walk-through shows the math.

collierappraiser.com →

Collier Tax Collector

Pay your property taxes (due Nov 1, discounted if paid early), look up your TRIM notice, and see the breakdown of ad valorem (school + county + city) vs. non-ad valorem assessments (CDD bond, stormwater, fire). The CDD line is on this bill, not your HOA bill.

colliertaxcollector.com →

Florida Dept. of Revenue

Homestead exemption rules, Save Our Homes cap, portability application, and the broader state framework. Useful background for out-of-state buyers learning the FL property-tax system for the first time.

floridarevenue.com/property →

Florida Statute Chapter 720

The state HOA law that governs every Florida community association — including ours. When the recorded community documents are silent, this is the legal framework that applies.

flsenate.gov · Chapter 720 →

Informational links only. For tax-planning or legal-strategy decisions, work with a licensed Florida CPA or attorney.

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Nicholas Nolan, REALTOR®

Realty ONE Group MVP · The Nicholas Nolan Team

Nicholas Nolan LLC · Florida Real Estate License SL3504588 · Realty ONE Group MVP

Specializing in Taylor Morrison Esplanade communities and Naples new construction. I work as a transaction broker — limited representation, with honest, fair and skilled dealing to everyone in the transaction. On eligible Taylor Morrison new construction the builder pays the cooperating broker fee at closing (as of 2026); compensation is negotiable and not set by law.

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