countryside

Countryside Golf & Country Club is a private, gated community of 1,133 residences in Naples, built around an 18-hole championship golf course and an active country club lifestyle. The community offers a diverse mix of single-family homes, villas and condominium residences surrounded by fairways, lakes and mature landscaping. Its location near Davis Boulevard and I-75 provides convenient access to Downtown Naples, Fifth Avenue South, Gulf beaches, shopping, dining and everyday services.

Housing options range from lower-maintenance condominium living to villas and detached single-family homes, allowing buyers to choose among different sizes, layouts and ownership structures. Of Countryside's 1,133 residences, 221 are detached single-family homes, with the balance consisting of attached and condominium residences. Because the community includes numerous individual neighborhood and condominium associations, maintenance responsibilities, insurance, fees and property characteristics can vary significantly depending on the residence.

Country club membership is tied to homeownership, but there is an important distinction buyers need to understand: properties are designated as either Golf or Social membership residences. Countryside includes 850 Golf memberships and 283 Social memberships, with Social membership providing limited golf privileges. Both membership types provide access to the broader club lifestyle, including dining, wellness facilities and social activities. For buyers who want full golf privileges, confirming the membership attached to the specific property is an essential part of the home search.

Why People Like the Countryside Community

• Bundled Country Club Lifestyle: Membership is connected to property ownership, providing residents with immediate access to the club privileges associated with their home's membership category.

• Arthur Hills Golf Course: The 18-hole, par-70 course was originally designed by Arthur Hills and later redesigned by Kipp Schulties, creating an updated golf experience within an established Naples community.

• Multiple Housing Options: Single-family homes, villas and condominiums provide choices in size, maintenance responsibilities and residential setting.

• Updated Club Facilities: A renovated clubhouse and modern Wellness Center complement the community's established residential environment.

• Strong Racquet Sports: Tennis and pickleball facilities provide recreational options beyond golf, along with organized play and other activities.

• Active Social Environment: Dining, clubs, events, fitness classes and organized activities create opportunities for residents who want an engaged country club lifestyle.

• Convenient Naples Location: Downtown Naples, beaches, shopping, dining and I-75 are all readily accessible.

What You Need to Know About Living in Countryside

• Not Every Property Has Full Golf Membership: Countryside has both Golf and Social membership residences. Buyers who want full golf privileges should make certain the property they purchase carries Golf membership.

• 850 Properties Carry Golf Membership: Of the community's 1,133 residences, 850 are associated with Golf membership and 283 with Social membership.

• Social Membership Includes Limited Golf: Social membership still provides access to many club amenities and activities, along with limited golf privileges under the club's current membership structure.

• There Are Numerous Individual Associations: Countryside includes 34 local HOA or condominium associations in addition to the Master Association. Fees, reserves, insurance and maintenance responsibilities therefore depend partly on the specific property.

• Property Type Makes a Difference: A condominium and a detached single-family home can provide very different ownership experiences, particularly when it comes to exterior maintenance, insurance, parking and private outdoor space.

• Homes Vary in Condition and Updating: As an established community, Countryside includes residences ranging from more original properties to extensively renovated homes. Hurricane protection, roofing, mechanical systems and interior improvements should be evaluated individually.

• Rental Rules Vary: Leasing requirements can depend on the property and applicable local association. Buyers considering rental use should review the governing documents for the specific residence.