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Updated July 2026 · Jesse McGreevy and Marc Comisar, Domain Realty
Genova is a gated luxury condominium community on Strada Nuova Circle in Estero, Florida, ZIP 33928, and when it is time to sell one of these Italian inspired residences, more owners want a team that already knows the buildings, the three association structure, and what a fourth floor Tursi plan is really worth. McGreevy and Comisar are Top 1% Real Estate Agents Nationally Since 2008, and that is exactly the kind of granular, community specific knowledge that gets a Genova seller a stronger price and a faster close. If you are ready to list, Jesse McGreevy is your direct line at (239) 898-6072. If you are searching for a condo here, Marc Comisar and the team will get you in front of the right listing before it hits the open market. Whether you are weighing a sale or planning a purchase, this page gives you the real, sourced story on Genova, told by the team that sells in Estero every week.
Selling a condominium inside a community like Genova is not the same as selling a standalone Estero home. Buyers ask about the indoor lap pool, the three separate associations, the two month rental minimum, the FEMA flood mapping, and whether the 2018 concrete buildings carry any near term structural inspection risk, and an agent who cannot answer those questions loses credibility fast. McGreevy and Comisar built our business on already having those answers. We track Genova's resale market building by building, we know the difference between a 1,324 square foot Gambaro and a 2,206 square foot Tursi, and we know what a fourth floor lake view commands over a lower floor interior unit. Being Top 1% Real Estate Agents Nationally Since 2008 is not a slogan here, it is the difference between a Genova listing that sits and one that sells.
Recent Genova track record and market (last 12 months): In the last 12 months we tracked 13 Genova closings, hand verified row by row on a development filtered Stellar MLS Matrix report pulled July 16, 2026. Those 13 sales totaled $5,970,250 in volume, at a $380,000 median and a $459,250 average, ranging from $360,000 to a high of $764,000, with a fastest sale of just 4 days on market and a median sale to list ratio of 95.2 percent. Numbers like these, pulled clean and development specific, are why Genova sellers trust us with their most valuable asset.
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Here is the short version of everything a buyer or seller needs to know about Genova before diving into the details below.
Life in Genova centers on a gated, Italian Riviera inspired condominium enclave wrapped around a central lake, where a rare indoor 25 meter lap pool, a beach entry resort pool, and a staffed members clubhouse do the heavy lifting that a golf course does elsewhere. Genova was built for buyers who want single family sized living without single family upkeep, and its position off Via Coconut Point puts shopping, dining, and a full medical campus within a mile or two.
The community was conceived by longtime Southwest Florida developer Jim Wallace, whose earlier Italian themed communities include Rapallo at Coconut Point and Lighthouse Bay at The Brooks, and Genova continues that architecture with 17th century Italianate courtyard buildings arranged so they face one another across the water. The street name, Strada Nuova Circle, is a direct nod to the famous Strada Nuova in Genoa, Italy, the inspiration for the community's name and look. Many Genova buyers are full time residents, and a meaningful share are downsizers coming out of larger golf and single family communities nearby who want to trade the yard and the club dues for lock and leave luxury.
Because Genova is a condominium community, the daily experience is genuinely low maintenance. Exterior building maintenance, landscaping, the amenity campus, and security are all handled through the associations, so residents can travel for weeks at a time without arranging a house sitter. If you are weighing whether now is the right time to buy or sell here, get a free valuation or call Jesse direct at (239) 898-6072 to talk through your specific building and floor plan.
Genova sits inside ZIP code 33928 in the Village of Estero, one of Southwest Florida's most active resale corridors, and its condominium market behaves differently from the single family communities up Corkscrew Road because it is a split market: a cluster of smaller two bedroom and two bedroom plus den plans that trade in the high $300,000s to high $400,000s, and a handful of large 2,206 square foot three and four bedroom plans that reach into the $600,000s and $700,000s.
Genova, last 12 months (trailing twelve months through July 16, 2026): 13 condos sold, at a $380,000 median sale price and a $459,250 average, with a total dollar volume of $5,970,250 and a sale range of $360,000 to $764,000. The highest sale was $764,000 for a 2,206 square foot three bedroom, three bath unit that closed in January 2026, and the fastest sale went to contract in just 4 days. Median days on market ran 189, the median sale to list ratio was 95.2 percent, and sold price per square foot ran a median of roughly $233. In the last 12 months we tracked 13 Genova closings, hand verified row by row on a development filtered Stellar MLS Matrix report pulled July 16, 2026.
Active inventory today: 3 condos are listed, with a median list price of $394,900, a range of $375,000 to $445,000, and a median list price per square foot around $273. That is thin supply against 13 sales in the prior year, which points to a reasonably balanced to seller favorable market for well priced, updated units, though the aged listing on the market shows that overpriced inventory still sits.
The longer arc: across all recorded resales since the community delivered, 96 Genova condos have closed from 2018 through mid 2026, from a $305,000 low in 2019 to the $764,000 high in 2026, at an all time median of $476,250. The market peaked in the 2021 through 2023 run, when the median climbed from roughly $460,000 to $550,000 on the post pandemic surge, softened in 2025 as rates and inventory weighed on the smaller plans, and in 2026 the top end large plans have set new highs. Whether the market favors you right now depends on your exact plan and floor, which a generic online estimate cannot capture. Selling? Get your free home valuation or call Jesse direct at (239) 898-6072. Buying? Call Marc at (239) 287-5873 for a private tour before a listing goes wide.
Genova was developed by Genova Partners, LLC, a Florida limited liability company that is active on the state's Sunbiz corporate registry (document number L15000021020), under the Wallace family development brand led by longtime Southwest Florida builder Jim Wallace. The community broke ground as the first major development in the Village of Estero's newly designated Village Center after the Village incorporated, on a roughly 17 acre parcel at the southeast quadrant of Corkscrew Road and Via Coconut Point, and the Lee County Property Appraiser records the condominium as "Genova One" with an actual year built of 2018.
The original master plan called for six four story Mediterranean style condominium buildings and roughly 200 residences (the developer's own site has cited 201, and a 2017 local feature cited 205, so the exact platted count is best described as approximately 200). In practice, only the first four condo buildings were built and sold: Building A at 21450, Building B at 21460, Building D at 21490, and the building at 21530 Strada Nuova Circle. The remaining two planned condo buildings on the vacant northern portion of the site were never built as condos.
Instead, that final phase was redesigned. The last undeveloped roughly 3.6 acre corner was rezoned away from the two remaining condo buildings and approved for a low rise finish: the Village of Estero's Planning, Zoning and Design Board approved a development order for infrastructure on January 14, 2025 for 11 townhomes and 20 single family villas, described in the Village's own record as the last phase of the Genova development. That final phase is being built by CC Homes in partnership with Barron Collier Companies, and Gulfshore Business reported that the villa and townhome conversion brings the community total to around 162 units. No foreclosure, receivership, or bulk sale distress was found in the public record; the change reads as a voluntary redesign of the last parcel, not a failed project. It is exactly this kind of two era history, condo core plus a new build villa and townhome finish, that a locally connected team pays off explaining to a buyer or a seller, and it is part of why being Top 1% Real Estate Agents Nationally Since 2008 matters on a Genova transaction.
Genova's condominiums occupy four story mid rise buildings, not the three story structures some third party listing sites still describe. That four story fact is confirmed two ways: sold units carry fourth floor unit numbers (for example unit A409, C409, and B407 are all fourth floor homes), and the Stellar MLS classifies the product as mid rise (four to seven stories). Each residence sits above its own private two car garage on the ground level, with living space on the floors above, so a Genova condo lives much more like a single family home than a typical stacked mid rise.
Four condo buildings were built and are identified by a letter prefix on each unit number: Building A at 21450 Strada Nuova Circle, Building B at 21460, Building D at 21490, and the fourth building at 21530. Building B is confirmed on the Lee County Property Appraiser record as part of "Genova One," built 2018, and one Building B unit is owned by the developer's own family, a nice corroboration of the Wallace development story. A precise per building unit count is not published on a government source; the community was platted for roughly 200 residences across the original six building plan, and the four built condo buildings hold a large share of that. We describe the count carefully rather than repeat a single number that conflicts across sources.
The developer marketed six condominium floor plans, all with private two car garages behind an 18 foot garage door:
Across those plans, homes run from two to four bedrooms and roughly 1,324 to 2,206 square feet under air, with the largest plans genuinely competitive with a small single family home. If matching your needs to the right plan and building matters, call Marc at (239) 287-5873 for a walkthrough of what is actually available today.
Genova is not a single master condominium association. Its corporate structure, verified on the Florida Division of Corporations registry, runs through three entities: The Club at Genova, Inc. (the amenity and club entity, filed in 2016, ahead of the condos), Genova One Association, Inc. (the first condominium association, filed 2018), and Genova Two Association, Inc. (the second condominium association, filed 2018). The community is managed by FirstService Residential, a national management company, and there is no Community Development District (CDD), so there is no separate non ad valorem CDD assessment on the Lee County tax bill the way there is in many newer Corkscrew Road communities.
The three entity structure is coordinated through shared board members: the same individuals who lead the two condominium associations also sit on the board of The Club at Genova, which owns and operates the shared amenity campus. This is the mechanism through which one club, two condominiums, and a shared budget stay aligned. Common areas are owned by the homeowners through the associations, and the amenity campus is delivered through the Club rather than through a separate equity club membership.
On fees, we are deliberately careful. No monthly or quarterly assessment dollar figure is available from an approved, non aggregator source, and the association budgets are member restricted, so we do not publish a specific dollar HOA figure here; any number you see on a listing sheet should be confirmed against the current association budget before you rely on it. What the developer's own community materials do confirm is that there is no equity fee and no annual club fee to use the amenities, and that Genova is marketed as an everything included community, with the amenity campus usable at no additional charge by residents. Insurance is handled association first, with the master property policy funded through the condominium fee rather than billed separately to each owner, and each owner still carries an individual HO-6 policy for the interior of the unit.
On rentals, the developer's official FAQ is specific: the minimum lease term is two months, an owner may lease no more than three times per year, and a lease written for less than two months is deemed a two month lease with the unit required to sit unoccupied for the remainder. There is a $100 processing fee, a security and background check cost, and a refundable association security deposit equal to one month's rent. Pets are allowed, but the exact number, weight, and breed limits live in the recorded Declaration and are member restricted, so we do not publish specific pet limits; confirm them directly with the association before you rely on them. Because Genova's buildings are four stories (three or more habitable stories), Florida's Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) requirement applies to each condominium, and the state milestone inspection is due 30 years after the certificate of occupancy, which for a 2018 building points to roughly 2048 to 2049, a genuine selling point for a community this young. Want the current fee and reserve picture on a specific unit? Call Marc at (239) 287-5873.
Genova's amenity campus is anchored by something genuinely rare for a Southwest Florida condominium community: an indoor 25 meter lap pool. The developer markets it for year round lap swimming, water volleyball, and aqua fitness, and an indoor, climate controlled lap pool of this size is uncommon in this market, which makes it the single strongest amenity story on the page. It is the feature that consistently sets Genova apart from other Estero condo communities in a buyer's mind.
Around that headline amenity, the Club at Genova offers a full resort lifestyle. Outdoors, there is a beach entry (zero edge) resort pool that overlooks the central lake, with a lakeside sundeck positioned for all day sun and sunsets. Indoors, the club includes a fitness center staffed with a full time trainer and equipped with cross trainers, treadmills, bikes, and a full strength program, plus an aerobics and dance studio programmed with floor exercise classes, Zumba, and dance. The men's and ladies' locker rooms include showers, saunas, and massage rooms. The members clubhouse features a spacious clubroom with a bar and a professional catering kitchen designed for community events and private parties for up to 120 people, and the community keeps an on staff activities and lifestyle director who curates a calendar of resident clubs and events.
For outdoor recreation, Genova has clay tournament bocce courts with seating and shade trellises. Note what Genova deliberately does not have: there is no golf course, no tennis, and no marina, by design (the developer excluded tennis and golf, citing declining participation). There is no confirmed on site pickleball; we do not claim pickleball courts inside Genova because no primary source confirms them, though the adjacent Estero Community Park offers extensive public recreation. Genova's stealth security design integrates a 24/7 manned gatehouse with landscaping that hides the fencing, and the club holds two private pedestrian gates that open directly into the roughly 48 to 75 acre Estero Community Park next door, so residents can walk or bike straight into the park's fields, courts, trails, and dog park without driving.
Genova runs on a manned, 24/7 gated entry, a two month minimum rental policy, and a professionally staffed club, with several service line items that we flag honestly as unconfirmed rather than state as fact. Day to day, residents carry chip cards for gate access, while everyone else presents a valid driver's license and passes an instant security check at the manned gatehouse. The Village of Estero, Lee County, ZIP 33928 location means this is an incorporated village address, not Naples and not Bonita Springs, and it is not in a CDD.
Gate and guest access. Genova's main entry is manned around the clock, unusual even among gated Estero communities, and the design intentionally hides the gates and fencing in landscaping for a non walled look the developer calls stealth security. Family members related by blood, marriage, or adoption may stay up to 15 days while the owner is away, subject to a completed HOA application and background check submitted 20 days in advance, a $40 application processing fee, and a security check cost. Family may stay as long as they like when the owner is in residence. Loaning the home to a friend is treated as the equivalent of a two month rental.
Rentals. Leasing is permitted but structured to prevent transient rentals: a two month minimum, no more than three leases per year, a $100 processing fee, a security check cost, and a refundable one month rent security deposit. Short term and vacation rentals are not permitted under this structure.
Trash, package, mail, EV charging, and storage. These specific services are not documented on the official Genova site or any approved source, so we do not state them as fact. Some listing aggregators assert that trash and bulk cable or internet are included in fees; those are plausible for this condo product but were not confirmed from a primary source, so a buyer should verify the exact fee inclusions and any bulk internet or cable arrangement against the recorded Declaration or the association budget before relying on them. EV charging and separate unit storage were likewise not confirmed and should be verified directly with the association.
Management. Genova is managed by FirstService Residential, with on site staff (a general manager, activities director, fitness director, and maintenance manager) reporting to the residents' board. For anything association related, that management company is the right first call, and it is worth confirming current lease terms and fee inclusions with them directly before a purchase decision.
Genova's storm story is fundamentally an inland one, and that geography is the most important thing a buyer or seller can understand about it. The community sits roughly 5 to 6 miles east of the Gulf, east of US 41, at about 15 feet of elevation, so it is not a barrier island or coastal surge location. FEMA's current effective flood map for the site is FIRM panel 12071C0591H, effective November 17, 2022, and across Genova's roughly 17 acre footprint the mapping is a mosaic, not a single zone: parts of the site are mapped as Zone AH and Zone AE, which are Special Flood Hazard Areas with a base flood elevation around 15 feet, and other parts fall in Zone X. There is no coastal V or VE (high velocity wave) zone anywhere on or adjacent to the site; the Special Flood Hazard here is shallow, rainfall and stormwater ponding driven, consistent with the inland location.
The practical takeaway is honest and specific. Whether a given Genova building or unit sits in a Special Flood Hazard Area (AH or AE) or in Zone X depends on which part of the site it is on. Where a unit is in the SFHA, a lender on a federally backed mortgage can still require flood insurance, even though the developer's older marketing described the residences as built at the 100 year storm level. Building level flood coverage is generally carried at the association or master policy level rather than by each owner individually. We do not repeat the "no flood insurance needed" claim as a fact; the accurate framing is that the buildings are elevated to or above the base flood elevation, building flood coverage is generally an association matter, and each specific unit's flood zone should be verified parcel by parcel on the FEMA map or the Village of Estero flood portal. The Village of Estero participates in FEMA's Community Rating System at Class 6, which earns roughly a 20 percent flood insurance discount for policies in the SFHA.
On construction and wind, the story is a strength. Genova's buildings were constructed around 2018 under the modern Florida Building Code adopting ASCE 7-16 wind loads, and all of Lee County including Estero is within the Wind Borne Debris Region, which required these buildings to protect their glazed openings with impact rated glazing or approved shutters. The developer's site describes concrete block construction with poured concrete floors between levels. No government or news source documents storm surge or significant structural damage at Genova from Hurricane Ian in 2022 or Hurricane Milton in 2024; both storms concentrated their destruction on the barrier islands and immediate coast, and Genova's inland, elevated, non surge position is exactly why. We state that as the geography that made catastrophic surge impossible at this location plus the fact that no damage reports were found, not as a certified damage assessment. A newer 2018 concrete building in a non surge inland location is a relatively favorable risk within a Southwest Florida condo insurance market that hardened after Ian, though no community is immune from premium pressure.
Genova is served by Lee County's public school choice model rather than rigid single address zoning, and the Village of Estero's official schools list points Estero area families to Pinewoods Elementary (K-5), Three Oaks Middle School (6-8), and Estero High School (9-12) as the proximate public schools. It is important to describe this accurately: Lee County uses geographic choice zones (Estero sits in the South Zone) with proximity and sibling preferences, so an address's closest schools are the ones most likely obtained through the proximity preference, but attendance is not automatically guaranteed to one zoned school the way it is in most districts.
Because of that, buyers with school age children should confirm current options for the exact Strada Nuova Circle address through the Lee County Schools student enrollment office or the district's School Zones lookup, rather than assume a hard assignment. Given Genova's location in far south Estero near the Bonita Springs line, some Bonita area South Zone schools may also be within the same choice zone. We do not publish specific A through F school letter grades here because they could not be confirmed from the Florida Department of Education's primary portal in the research pass; the FLDOE Know Your Schools report cards are the authoritative source to pull those grades.
For private education, the nearest well known college preparatory options are Canterbury School in Fort Myers (an independent, co educational PreK-12 day school, roughly 20 to 25 minutes north) and Royal Palm Academy in North Naples (a private Catholic PK-8 school, roughly 15 to 20 minutes south). Within Estero itself, private options are largely early childhood and VPK programs, and the Florida Department of Education private school directory lists the full regional set.
Healthcare is a genuine differentiator for Genova, because a full outpatient medical campus with a 24/7 emergency room sits on Genova's own corridor. Lee Health Coconut Point, at 23450 Via Coconut Point in Estero, is a 163,500 square foot outpatient campus that opened December 3, 2018, and it is only a few minutes from the community on the same Via Coconut Point that Genova sits along. That kind of adjacency to emergency and outpatient care is unusually strong for a condominium community and worth weighing heavily if healthcare access is a priority.
The campus centers on a freestanding emergency department open 24 hours a day, year round, with 25 examination, observation, and recovery rooms, and it houses imaging and radiology, outpatient surgery, gastroenterology, orthopedics, primary care including pediatric primary care, OB/GYN and women's care, cardiovascular services, lab services, rehabilitation, and an on site pharmacy. For walk in, minor illness care, Lee Convenient Care at the Bonita Health Center is described by Lee Health as right next door to Lee Health Coconut Point, with no appointment needed. For full hospital services, Gulf Coast Medical Center in Fort Myers, the largest hospital in the Lee Health system at 699 beds with a Level II Trauma Center, is the nearest full service acute care hospital, roughly 20 to 25 minutes north, with NCH hospitals in Naples the nearest option to the south. Retail pharmacy is also immediately available at the adjacent Coconut Point Super Target.
Genova's position off Via Coconut Point, just south of Corkscrew Road near US 41 and Interstate 75 Exit 123, makes it one of the more centrally located spots in Southwest Florida, roughly midway between Naples and Fort Myers. We describe drive times as ranges and anchor the ones that are firmly sourced rather than represent precise odometer figures.
The firmly sourced anchors: Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) is about 15 minutes away (roughly 11 miles), and the adjacent Coconut Point town center, an open air Simon shopping and dining destination with well over 100 stores anchored by Super Target, Nordstrom Rack, and Dillard's, is about a mile away, realistically a short bike ride or a few minute drive along the pedestrian friendly Via Coconut Point corridor. Florida Gulf Coast University sits on the northeast border of Estero, roughly 10 to 15 minutes north.
Approximate, geography based estimates for the trips buyers ask about most: Miromar Outlets and the adjacent Hertz Arena (home of the Florida Everblades hockey team) are about 3 miles up Corkscrew Road near I-75; the Gulf beaches at Bonita Beach and Barefoot Beach are roughly a 20 to 25 minute drive west; downtown Naples and downtown Fort Myers are each roughly 25 to 30 minutes away in opposite directions; and Gulf Coast Medical Center is about 20 to 25 minutes north. Everyday grocery is easy, with a Super Target at Coconut Point and multiple Publix stores in the immediate Estero cluster.
The single most Genova relevant project in the pipeline is being built directly across the street. The Village of Estero's own meeting record describes a mixed use development on Via Coconut Point "across from Genova," now branded Lumio Estero: a roughly 20 acre, 330 unit luxury community at 21650 Via Coconut Point by Atlantic Residential and Riverside Investment and Development, which broke ground in December 2025 with leasing expected to begin in late 2026. Crucially for Genova, the approved development order included a one acre public park being donated to the Village, plus a dog park, a pocket park, a fishing pier, and a meandering multi use path, alongside the new rental units and commercial and retail space. That is a real walkability and amenity upside directly across Via Coconut Point, balanced against added density and traffic.
Beyond Lumio, the corridor is investing heavily. Lee County's Corkscrew Road Widening Phase 2, a roughly $27 million project building four lanes from Bella Terra Boulevard to just east of Alico Road with bike lanes and a shared use path, is targeted for completion around the end of 2026, and the Village's separate Corkscrew Road shared use path project is adding 10 foot pathways along the corridor. Estero Community Park next door has opened a new northern playground with a zipline and climbing features, and the Village is developing an Estero Sports Park and a High 5 entertainment district (pickleball, bowling, mini golf, and more) off nearby Williams Road, targeted to open in 2026. Larger nearby residential and mixed use projects underway include Woodfield Estero (596 dwelling units plus a hotel and retail at US 41 and Coconut Road) and Coconut Pointe Residences at Brooks Town Center (a 154 unit building about 1.5 to 2 miles away). For sellers, this concentration of infrastructure and amenity investment is a genuine value story worth telling buyers. To talk through how corridor growth affects Genova values, get your free home valuation or call Jesse direct at (239) 898-6072.
Genova sits within a cluster of Estero and Coconut Point area communities, and buyers weighing it against alternatives usually compare it to other condominium and attached product in the same corridor rather than to the single family golf communities farther east. None of the communities below, including Genova, offers Genova's specific headline feature, an indoor 25 meter lap pool, which is a large part of what makes Genova distinctive. We compare on structure and lifestyle, not on realtor marketing claims, and we do not link competitor listing sites.
Rapallo at Coconut Point is a larger community (roughly 540 homes) by the same developer family behind Genova, with condominiums, coach homes, and carriage homes wrapped around a lakes system, a freshwater lagoon style beach, and a fishing pier. It is a bigger, more resort scaled community than Genova's tighter luxury condo enclave, and it appeals to buyers who want more of a campus and less of a boutique building count.
The Residences at Coconut Point offer condominium living even closer to the Coconut Point retail core, appealing to buyers who prioritize being able to walk to shopping and dining above having a resort amenity campus of their own. It is a different trade off from Genova's private club and indoor lap pool model.
Belle Lago and Bella Terra are established gated communities in the broader Estero area that lean single family rather than condominium, so they suit buyers who want a detached home and a yard and are willing to take on the corresponding maintenance and, in Bella Terra's case, a different fee and amenity structure. Compared with Genova, the trade is more house and land versus Genova's lock and leave, single family sized condo living.
For a buyer, the honest way to compare is on three axes specific to Genova: the rarity of the indoor lap pool and the private two car garage per unit, the two month rental minimum that shapes investor appeal, and the three association plus FirstService Residential governance with no CDD. For a side by side on current pricing, inventory, and days on market across these communities, request a comparative market analysis. As of July 16, 2026, Genova had 3 active listings from $375,000 to $445,000, against 13 closings in the prior 12 months at a $380,000 median (Stellar MLS Matrix).
Genova offers rare indoor and outdoor resort amenities, single family sized condos with private two car garages, modern 2018 concrete construction, and an unbeatable location next to shopping, dining, and a full medical campus, balanced against a two month rental minimum, a split resale market, and a flood map that includes Special Flood Hazard Area portions. Here is the honest breakdown, without the sales gloss.
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Weighing these honestly against the community's current inventory, 3 active listings from $375,000 to $445,000 as of July 16, 2026, is exactly the kind of local, unbiased read Jesse McGreevy and Marc Comisar give buyers before they write an offer here. Call Marc at (239) 287-5873 to talk through whether Genova fits your priorities.
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Yes. Genova regularly has resale condos on the market. As of July 16, 2026 there were 3 active listings, ranging from $375,000 to $445,000 with a median list price of $394,900 (development filtered Stellar MLS Matrix). Inventory here is thin, so the exact current list should be pulled live before you shop; call Marc at (239) 287-5873 for today's availability.
Over the trailing 12 months, Genova condos sold from $360,000 to $764,000 at a $380,000 median, and active listings today run $375,000 to $445,000 (Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026). The market splits between smaller two bedroom plans in the high $300,000s to high $400,000s and the large 2,206 square foot plans that reach the $600,000s and $700,000s.
Sold price per square foot over the last 12 months ran a median of roughly $233, while current active listings are priced at a median near $273 per square foot (Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026). Price per square foot varies meaningfully by floor plan, building, and floor level, so a plan specific analysis beats a community wide average.
The average Genova sale over the trailing 12 months was $459,250, against a median of $380,000 (Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026). The average sits well above the median because a few large plan sales up to $764,000 pull the average up while most transactions cluster lower.
The condominium buildings are complete, but Genova's final phase of about 20 single family villas and 11 townhomes, approved by the Village of Estero on January 14, 2025 and built by CC Homes with Barron Collier Companies, is in build out on the community's northern parcel. New construction availability in that final phase changes over time, so confirm current status directly; call Marc at (239) 287-5873.
Yes. In addition to the four story condominium buildings, Genova is completing a final phase of approximately 20 single family villas and 11 two story townhomes on the last undeveloped parcel, approved by the Village of Estero in January 2025. Those villas and townhomes are a newer, low rise product distinct from the original condominiums.
Genova is on Strada Nuova Circle, off Via Coconut Point, near Corkscrew Road and US 41 in Estero, Lee County, FL 33928. It is about a mile from Coconut Point town center and sits on the same corridor as the Lee Health Coconut Point medical campus, roughly 15 minutes from RSW airport.
Yes. Genova has a 24/7 manned gated entry plus pedestrian gates, with a stealth security design that hides fencing in landscaping. Residents use chip cards, and all other visitors present a valid driver's license and pass an instant security check at the gatehouse.
Genova is primarily a luxury condominium community of four story mid rise buildings, with a later phase adding about 20 single family villas and 11 townhomes. The core product, and the bulk of resale inventory, is the condominium.
Genova was developed by Genova Partners, LLC (an active Florida entity, document L15000021020) under the Wallace family development brand led by Jim Wallace, who also developed Rapallo at Coconut Point and Lighthouse Bay at The Brooks. The final villa and townhome phase is being built by CC Homes in partnership with Barron Collier Companies.
The Lee County Property Appraiser records the Genova One condominium with an actual year built of 2018, with sales and marketing running from roughly 2018 into 2020. The final villa and townhome phase was approved in January 2025 and is a newer, ongoing build.
Sources conflict on the exact count. Genova was platted for roughly 200 condominium residences across a six building master plan, but only four condo buildings were built. Gulfshore Business reported that the villa and townhome conversion of the last two planned buildings brings the community total to around 162 units. We describe the count carefully rather than repeat a single number that is not government confirmed.
Four condominium buildings were built, at 21450, 21460, 21490, and 21530 Strada Nuova Circle, and they are four story mid rise buildings, not the three story structures some listing sites still describe. Fourth floor sold units and the Stellar MLS mid rise classification both confirm the four story height.
No approved source indicates Genova is age restricted or a 55+ community; it is marketed as an all ages luxury community, and many residents are full time owners and downsizers. Any buyer for whom this is decisive should confirm against the recorded governing documents.
Genova's ZIP code is 33928, in the Village of Estero, Lee County, Florida.
Genova is in Lee County, within the incorporated Village of Estero. It is not in Collier County, not in Naples, and not in Bonita Springs, even though it is close to the Bonita Springs and Naples areas.
The developer marketed six condominium floor plans: Gambaro (2 bed, about 1,324 square feet), Spinola (2 bed, about 1,476), Bianco (3 bed, about 1,622), Campanella (3 bed, about 1,748), Doria (3 bed, about 1,818), and Tursi (4 bed, 3 bath, about 2,206, the largest). All include a private two car garage.
Genova condos run from roughly 1,324 square feet under air in the smallest Gambaro plan up to about 2,206 square feet in the largest Tursi plan, spanning two to four bedrooms. The larger plans are genuinely single family sized for a condominium product.
Genova condos are marketed with private outdoor living space in addition to the indoor living area, consistent with the Italianate courtyard design. Confirm the specific lanai or terrace configuration for any unit you are considering during a walkthrough.
Genova condos come in two, three, and four bedroom configurations across the six floor plans, from the two bedroom Gambaro and Spinola up to the four bedroom Tursi.
Yes. Every Genova condominium residence has its own private two car garage on the ground level, behind an 18 foot garage door, with living space on the floors above. This private garage per unit is a defining differentiator versus typical mid rise condos with shared parking decks.
Genova's residences each have a private two car garage, and the community is a manned gated community, but a specific guest parking policy was not documented from an approved source. Confirm visitor parking arrangements with the association before relying on them.
Yes. The developer's site describes Genova's buildings as concrete block construction with poured concrete floors between levels, built around 2018 under the modern Florida Building Code. All of Lee County is in the Wind Borne Debris Region, which required impact protected openings on these buildings.
Yes. Genova's headline amenity is an indoor 25 meter lap pool, marketed for year round lap swimming, water volleyball, and aqua fitness. An indoor, climate controlled lap pool of this size is genuinely rare for a Southwest Florida condominium community.
Yes. In addition to the indoor lap pool, Genova has an outdoor beach entry (zero edge) resort pool that overlooks the community's central lake, with a lakeside sundeck. A separate standalone outdoor spa or hot tub is not confirmed on the official site, so we do not claim one.
Genova offers an indoor 25 meter lap pool, an outdoor beach entry resort pool with a lakeside sundeck, a staffed fitness center, an aerobics and dance studio, locker room saunas and massage rooms, a members clubhouse with a catering kitchen for events up to 120, clay bocce courts, a 24/7 manned gatehouse, and two private pedestrian gates into the adjacent Estero Community Park.
Yes. Genova has a fitness center staffed with a full time trainer and equipped with cross trainers, treadmills, bikes, and a full strength program, plus an aerobics and dance studio programmed with floor exercise classes, Zumba, and dance, and locker rooms with saunas and massage.
Yes. Genova's members clubhouse includes a spacious clubroom with a bar and a professional catering kitchen designed for community events and private parties for up to 120 people, and the community keeps an on staff activities and lifestyle director.
Genova has clay tournament bocce courts, but it deliberately does not have tennis (the developer excluded it), and there is no confirmed on site pickleball. The adjacent Estero Community Park offers extensive public courts and recreation, reachable through Genova's private pedestrian gates.
Genova has saunas and massage rooms located in the men's and ladies' locker rooms. A separate standalone outdoor spa or hot tub is not confirmed by an approved source, so we do not state one as fact.
There is no confirmed on site dog park inside Genova, but the adjacent Estero Community Park has a K-9 Corral off leash dog park reachable through Genova's private pedestrian gates, and the new Lumio Estero development across Via Coconut Point is adding another dog park.
Yes. Genova has two private pedestrian gates that open directly into the adjacent Estero Community Park, so residents can walk or bike straight into the park's fields, courts, trails, disc golf, and dog park without driving.
No monthly or quarterly assessment dollar figure is available from an approved, non aggregator source, and association budgets are member restricted, so we do not publish a specific fee here. Any figure on a listing sheet should be confirmed against the current association budget. What is confirmed is that there is no equity fee and no annual club fee to use the amenities.
Genova is marketed as an everything included community, with amenity access at no additional charge and insurance handled at the association level. Typical inclusions for this condo product cover exterior building maintenance, landscaping, water and sewer, trash, security, and the master insurance policy, but the exact line items should be confirmed against the recorded Declaration budget before you rely on them.
Bulk cable and internet are commonly assumed to be included for this condo product, but the official Genova site does not enumerate the utility line items, and the only sources listing them are aggregators we do not cite. Treat bulk cable and internet as plausible but unconfirmed, and verify against the association budget or bulk services contract.
Genova runs through three entities: The Club at Genova, Inc. (the amenity and club entity, filed 2016), Genova One Association, Inc. (2018), and Genova Two Association, Inc. (2018), all coordinated through shared board members and managed by FirstService Residential. There is no separate registered master community association and no CDD.
An association application and approval process applies to purchases in a community like Genova, and Florida associations commonly charge an application or transfer fee, but the exact Genova figures were not confirmed from an approved source. Confirm the current application, transfer, and estoppel fees with FirstService Residential before closing.
Because Genova's buildings are four stories (three or more habitable stories), each condominium is subject to Florida's Structural Integrity Reserve Study requirement. The specific SIRS reports and reserve budgets are member restricted and were not retrieved, so we do not assert a specific reserve status; a buyer should request the current SIRS and budget through the association during due diligence.
No special assessment history was documented from an approved source, and we do not assert either that there are or are not special assessments. Special assessment and reserve information is board and budget data that a buyer should request directly from the association during due diligence.
Pets are allowed at Genova, but the exact number, weight, and breed limits live in the recorded Declaration and Rules, which are member restricted, so we do not publish specific pet limits. Confirm the current pet rules directly with the association before relying on them.
Yes, with restrictions designed to prevent transient rentals: a two month minimum lease term, no more than three leases per year, and a lease under two months is deemed a two month lease with the unit required to sit unoccupied for the remainder. Short term and vacation rentals are not permitted.
The developer's FAQ lists a $100 processing fee, a security and background check cost (roughly $50 domestic or $100 international), and a refundable association security deposit equal to one month's rent. Confirm current amounts with the association, since the binding terms live in the recorded documents.
Genova can work as a longer term rental within its two month minimum and three lease per year limits, but it is not suited to a short term or vacation rental strategy. Buyers evaluating Genova as an investment should underwrite it against those rental restrictions rather than a nightly or weekly rental model.
A condominium of this type governs unit and limited common element alterations through the Declaration and a board or architectural review process, but the specific Genova alteration procedure was not documented from an approved source. Confirm the current alteration and architectural review rules with the association before planning renovations.
Genova is positioned as low maintenance luxury condo living, and a large share of buyers are full time residents, with many downsizing from larger local golf and single family communities. Its rare indoor lap pool, single family sized condos, and location next to shopping, dining, and a medical campus make it a strong fit for buyers who want lock and leave living without sacrificing amenities.
Genova is about a mile from Coconut Point town center, realistically a short bike ride or a few minute drive along the Via Coconut Point corridor. Coconut Point is an open air Simon shopping and dining destination anchored by Super Target, Nordstrom Rack, and Dillard's, with well over 100 stores.
Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) is about 15 minutes from Genova, roughly 11 miles, via the Coconut Point corridor and I-75 Exit 123. That makes Genova one of the more convenient Estero communities for frequent travelers and seasonal residents.
The Gulf beaches at Bonita Beach and Barefoot Beach are roughly a 20 to 25 minute drive west of Genova. We describe this as an approximate range rather than a precise figure, since it varies with season and traffic.
Very close. Lee Health Coconut Point, a 163,500 square foot outpatient campus with a 24/7 freestanding emergency department and an on site pharmacy, is on the same Via Coconut Point corridor as Genova, only a few minutes away. That adjacency to emergency and outpatient care is unusually strong for a condominium community.
Coconut Point (about a mile away) offers well over 100 stores plus restaurants like The Cheesecake Factory, Ruth's Chris Steak House, and Ted's Montana Grill, and Miromar Outlets and Hertz Arena are about 3 miles up Corkscrew Road. Everyday grocery is covered by a Super Target at Coconut Point and multiple Publix stores nearby.
Genova is marketed as walkable and bikeable to Coconut Point given the roughly one mile distance along the pedestrian friendly Via Coconut Point corridor, and the corridor's shared use path improvements are expanding that connectivity. For most residents it is realistically a short bike ride or a very short drive.
Lee County uses a school choice model rather than rigid zoning, and the Village of Estero lists Pinewoods Elementary, Three Oaks Middle, and Estero High as the proximate public schools for Estero addresses. Because assignment is not guaranteed to one school, confirm current options for the exact address through Lee County Schools student enrollment.
Genova's roughly 17 acre site is mapped by FEMA as a mosaic on FIRM panel 12071C0591H (effective November 17, 2022): parts are Zone AH or AE (Special Flood Hazard Areas with a base flood elevation around 15 feet) and parts are Zone X, with no coastal V or VE zone. Whether a specific unit is in the SFHA depends on its exact location and should be verified parcel by parcel.
No government or news source documents storm surge or significant structural damage at Genova from Hurricane Ian in 2022 or Hurricane Milton in 2024. Both storms concentrated their destruction on the barrier islands and coast, and Genova's inland, elevated, non surge position east of US 41 is why. This is an absence of documented damage rather than a certified damage assessment.
Genova's buildings were constructed around 2018 in Lee County's Wind Borne Debris Region, which required new construction to protect all glazed openings with impact rated glazing or approved shutters. The developer describes concrete block and poured concrete construction. Specific window ratings on any unit should be confirmed on the individual listing or inspection.
Florida condos carry two layers: the association's master policy covers the building structure and common areas at replacement cost, and each owner carries an individual HO-6 policy for interior finishes, personal property, loss assessment, and liability. At Genova the master property coverage is funded through the condo fee, and owners still need their own HO-6.
Yes, in the sense that the milestone inspection law applies to condominium buildings of three or more habitable stories, which Genova's four story buildings are. However, the milestone inspection is due 30 years after the certificate of occupancy, so for a 2018 building it points to roughly 2048 to 2049, well in the future, while the SIRS requirement applies now.
They are different products by the same developer family. Genova is a tighter luxury condo enclave whose signature is a rare indoor 25 meter lap pool and single family sized condos with private garages, while Rapallo is a much larger (roughly 540 home) community with condos, coach, and carriage homes, a lakes system, a freshwater beach, and a fishing pier. The right choice depends on whether you want a boutique enclave or a larger resort scaled campus.
The Residences at Coconut Point put you even closer to the Coconut Point retail core, appealing to buyers who prioritize walking to shopping and dining, while Genova offers its own private resort amenity campus, including the indoor lap pool, and a gated, lower density setting. It is a walk to retail versus private club trade off.
Belle Lago and Bella Terra lean single family, so they suit buyers who want a detached home and a yard, while Genova offers lock and leave, single family sized condo living with a bundled amenity campus and no CDD. The trade is more house and land versus lower maintenance and rare amenities.
Near Coconut Point, the main condominium and attached product communities buyers compare with Genova include Rapallo at Coconut Point and The Residences at Coconut Point, with single family alternatives like Belle Lago and Bella Terra in the broader area. Genova's distinguishing features are its indoor lap pool and its private two car garage per unit.
Your Genova condo's value depends on your floor plan (a Gambaro prices very differently from a Tursi), your building and floor, your view, updates, and current market conditions, not a generic Estero or ZIP code estimate. A real comparative market analysis pulling recent Genova sales is the only reliable answer. Recent Genova sales ran a $380,000 median over the last 12 months, from $360,000 to $764,000 (Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026). Request a free valuation at mcgreevyandcomisar.com/home-valuation.
Start with a free, no obligation valuation grounded in actual Genova comparables rather than an automated aggregator estimate that cannot see your plan, floor, or view. Request one at mcgreevyandcomisar.com/home-valuation, or call Jesse direct at (239) 898-6072 to talk through your specific unit.
Over the trailing 12 months, 13 Genova condos closed from $360,000 to $764,000 at a $380,000 median and a $459,250 average (development filtered Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026). Aggregator recently sold pages are not reliable enough to price a listing on; a live, development specific MLS pull is the right basis.
Across all recorded resales since 2018, Genova's all time median is $476,250, with the market peaking in the 2021 through 2023 run (median climbing from roughly $460,000 to $550,000), softening in 2025, and the top end large plans setting new highs up to $764,000 in 2026 (Stellar MLS Matrix). A precise appreciation figure for your specific plan needs a live, plan level trend pull.
Sold price per square foot over the last 12 months ran a median of roughly $233 (Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026). Because Genova's plans range from about 1,324 to 2,206 square feet with different finishes and views, price per square foot varies widely, which is why a plan specific analysis beats a single community average.
Genova is a split market: the smaller plans softened in 2025, while the large 2,206 square foot plans set new highs into 2026, with the trailing 12 month median at $380,000 (Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026). Whether your specific unit is trending up or down depends on its plan and floor, which a live MLS pull clarifies.
The highest recorded Genova sale in the trailing 12 months was $764,000, for a 2,206 square foot three bedroom, three bath unit that closed in January 2026 (Stellar MLS Matrix). That same sale went to contract in just 4 days, the fastest sale in the period.
Floor plan is one of the biggest drivers of value at Genova. The large 2,206 square foot Tursi plans have traded in the $600,000s and $700,000s, while the smaller two bedroom Gambaro and Spinola plans cluster in the high $300,000s to high $400,000s. Your floor, view, and updates then adjust from there, which a plan specific CMA captures.
That depends on your plan, your equity, and your timeline against current conditions: Genova had just 3 active listings against 13 sales in the prior 12 months as of July 16, 2026, which is relatively thin supply, but the trailing median days on market ran 189, so pricing matters. Talk to Jesse directly at (239) 898-6072 about the right window for your specific unit.
Median days on market over the last 12 months ran 189 for Genova, though the fastest sale went to contract in 4 days and the range was wide (Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026). Well priced, updated units in desirable plans move much faster than the median, which is why a plan specific pricing strategy is essential.
Florida's snowbird season, roughly November through April, is a strong window for a seasonal buyer heavy market like Estero, since many buyers shop in person while they are in state for the winter, and spring is broadly strong nationally. The right window for your specific unit depends on your timeline, which is worth a direct conversation with Jesse.
As of July 16, 2026, Genova had 3 active listings, ranging from $375,000 to $445,000 (Stellar MLS Matrix). Your direct competition is narrower than that, since a buyer for a large Tursi plan is not shopping the smaller two bedroom plans, which is exactly why development and plan specific inventory data matters when you price.
With 3 active listings against 13 sales in the trailing 12 months, Genova is running on the order of a few months of supply community wide (Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026), which leans balanced to seller favorable for well priced units. Absorption is best measured within your specific plan tier rather than community wide, which we pull live before pricing.
Florida sellers typically see combined closing costs and commission run roughly 8 to 9.5 percent of the sale price. The one cost fixed by state law is the Florida documentary stamp tax at $0.70 per $100 of sale price. Everything else, including title allocation and any buyer concessions, is negotiable and should be laid out before you sign a listing agreement.
Seller closing costs in Florida generally include the documentary stamp tax on the deed ($0.70 per $100 of price), title related charges depending on local custom, association estoppel and transfer fees, prorated taxes and assessments, and the negotiated commission. We walk you through a net sheet specific to your Genova unit before you list.
Florida associations charge an estoppel fee to produce the estoppel certificate required at closing, which confirms your dues status and any balances. Genova's specific estoppel and transfer fee amounts should be confirmed with FirstService Residential, and your closing agent should request the estoppel early to avoid delaying the closing.
Buyers and lenders increasingly require association financials, the Structural Integrity Reserve Study status, milestone inspection status, insurance information, and the recorded governing documents. Because much of this is member restricted, gather it through FirstService Residential early, so your listing and disclosure package is complete before you go live.
Yes. Buyers and lenders now scrutinize SIRS and milestone status and reserve funding closely for condominium buildings of three or more stories, which Genova's four story buildings are. Genova's youth (a 2018 build with a milestone not due until roughly 2048 to 2049) is generally a selling point, but you should have the current SIRS and reserve documentation ready.
An active or pending special assessment is a material fact that buyers underwrite, and it can affect price and negotiation, so it should be disclosed and quantified clearly rather than discovered mid transaction. If your building has assessment activity, we position it honestly and help you present the offsetting strengths, like the community's young reserve pool.
Florida seller disclosure practice requires disclosing known material facts, and because parts of Genova are mapped in a Special Flood Hazard Area, flood zone and any insurance or claims history are relevant. Confirm your unit's exact FEMA zone and gather the association's insurance information so your disclosure is accurate before listing.
Jesse McGreevy and Marc Comisar lead Domain Realty Group, the number one team in Southwest Florida since 2012, and they are Top 1% Real Estate Agents Nationally Since 2008, with over $2.5 billion in team sales and over $900 million in personal sales between them. Their command of Genova's three association structure, floor plan pricing tiers, and buyer pool sets them apart from a generalist taking a first listing here.
The best listing agent for a Genova condo is one who already knows the difference between a Gambaro and a Tursi, how the split market prices each, and how Genova's rental and flood facts affect a buyer's underwriting. That is exactly what McGreevy and Comisar bring; call or text Jesse direct at (239) 898-6072.
We do not claim a specific unit count title we cannot verify, but McGreevy and Comisar are the number one team in Southwest Florida since 2012 and track Genova's market building by building. For a straight answer about our specific Genova track record and current activity, call Jesse direct at (239) 898-6072.
A Genova listing should lead with what makes the community rare: the indoor 25 meter lap pool, the single family sized floor plans with private two car garages, the resort amenity campus, and the location next to Coconut Point and the Lee Health medical campus. Professional photography, video, and a marketing plan built for remote and seasonal buyers matter, since many buyers shop from out of state.
The strongest Genova selling points are the rare indoor lap pool, the resort pool and staffed club, the gated and manned entry, the modern 2018 concrete and impact rated construction, the oversized single family sized floor plans with private garages, and the proximity to Coconut Point and Lee Health. We build the listing narrative around whichever of these your specific unit showcases best.
Updated kitchens and baths, current finishes, and move in readiness carry outsized weight with today's buyers, and staging helps a remote or seasonal buyer visualize the space in photography and video. A pre listing walkthrough flags which updates actually move the price for your specific plan, so you do not spend on improvements that will not pay back.
You can, but Genova's rental restrictions (a two month minimum and no more than three leases per year) shape investor appeal, and a tenant in place changes showing logistics and the buyer pool. We help you weigh whether to sell tenant occupied to an investor or deliver the unit vacant to reach owner occupant buyers, based on your lease and timeline.
The fastest Genova sales come from correct, plan specific pricing plus strong marketing: the fastest sale in the last 12 months went to contract in 4 days, while overpriced inventory sat far longer (Stellar MLS Matrix, July 16, 2026). Price it right for your plan and floor from day one, and lead the marketing with Genova's rare amenities. Call Jesse direct at (239) 898-6072.
A community like Genova typically requires an association application and approval, plus an estoppel certificate at closing, coordinated through FirstService Residential. Build a few extra days into your closing timeline for these association steps, and confirm the current buyer application and approval requirements with the management company early.
Yes. Selling a Genova condo involves the association's transfer and approval process and an estoppel certificate, so you and your closing agent should engage FirstService Residential early in the transaction. Confirm the exact notification, application, and fee requirements with the management company before your listing goes live.
You can attempt a for sale by owner, but Genova's split market, member restricted association and reserve documents, and the need to position rare features to the right buyer pool all reward professional representation, and the association approval and estoppel steps still apply. Being Top 1% Real Estate Agents Nationally Since 2008, McGreevy and Comisar routinely net sellers more than the commission costs; call Jesse direct at (239) 898-6072.
Genova's original residences are condominiums governed by the Genova One and Genova Two associations, while the final phase villas and townhomes are a newer, low rise product that may sit under different governance. That distinction affects fees, insurance structure, and buyer expectations, so a townhome or villa sale should be positioned differently from a condo sale, which we handle accordingly.
The primary source documents below are the recorded and official records that govern Genova. Each links to its authoritative host (the Village of Estero, the Lee County Clerk, FEMA, and the State of Florida), which is where these records are maintained and kept current. Our team also keeps mirrored copies in our internal document library.
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