esplanade at kingston

Esplanade at Kingston is a gated, resort-style community in Estero, Florida, located along the Corkscrew Road corridor within the larger Kingston master-planned development. Developed by Taylor Morrison, the community offers both single-family and condominium residences surrounded by lakes, natural areas and preserved wetlands. Home choices range from lower-maintenance condominiums to spacious one- and two-story single-family homes, giving buyers options for seasonal or full-time living.

Unlike some Esplanade communities, Esplanade at Kingston is not centered around golf. Instead, the lifestyle focuses on recreation, wellness, dining and social experiences, with resort-style swimming, fitness, spa services, indoor pickleball, tennis, bocce and multiple food and beverage venues. Its Estero location also provides convenient access to shopping, dining, recreation and destinations throughout Southwest Florida.

Why People Like the Esplanade at Kingston Community

• Non-Golf Resort Lifestyle: Residents can enjoy an extensive private amenity package without golf being the centerpiece of the community.

• Indoor Pickleball: Indoor courts provide a particularly useful option during Southwest Florida's heat and afternoon rain.

• Multiple Housing Choices: Condominiums and single-family homes provide options for different space, privacy and maintenance preferences.

• Wellness and Recreation: Swimming, fitness, tennis, pickleball, bocce and spa services provide a variety of ways to stay active or relax.

• Dining Within the Community: The Culinary Center, Toasted Café and Bahama Bar add convenient dining and social options close to home.

• Natural Setting: Lakes, wetlands, open space and preserved natural areas contribute to the broader Kingston environment.

What You Need to Know About Living in Esplanade at Kingston

• There Is No Golf Course: Buyers familiar with other Esplanade communities should understand that Kingston is designed around resort, wellness and social amenities rather than golf.

• Property Type Matters: Condominium and single-family ownership can involve different maintenance, insurance and association responsibilities.

• Homes Vary Considerably: The community includes residences ranging from more compact condominium living to substantially larger single-family homes, so the ownership experience can differ significantly.

• Homesite Location Matters: Lake, natural-area and interior settings can affect views, privacy and rear exposure.

• Association Rules and Costs Should Be Verified: Fees, maintenance responsibilities, leasing, pets and other property-use requirements should be reviewed for the specific residence.