The community guide
A guide to Miromar Lakes Beach & Golf Club.
Miromar Lakes is a gated, master-planned resort community near Estero and Fort Myers, Florida, built around roughly 1,300 acres that include 700 acres of freshwater lakes. This guide covers how the community came to be, what is inside the gates, the resort lifestyle, golf, dining, schools, and what to know before you buy.
The history
Built deliberately, opened in 2001.
Miromar Lakes was developed by Miromar Development Corporation, an Estero company founded in 1988 by Margaret Antonier. The community opened in 2001, the same year its golf course debuted, and it was designed from the start as a resort-residential concept: people live here, and they vacation here without leaving the gates.
The design has been recognized at the national level. Among more than 200 industry awards, Miromar Lakes is the only community to have won National Association of Home Builders Gold Awards for both #1 Community in the USA and #1 Clubhouse.
The community's official website and Miromar Development Corporation are the best sources for the full story, current amenity details, and membership information.
Neighborhoods within the gates
One community, several neighborhoods.
Tivoli
The attached villa neighborhood where 10000 Isola Way sits. Tivoli is made up of attached villas with a warm Mediterranean character, and its position in the community gives residents easy access to the resort amenities. The den-based floor plans here are popular with buyers who want extra flexibility without extra square footage.
Beachfront and Waterfront Residences
Homes positioned along the community’s freshwater lake system and beach areas, prized for water and sunset views. These collections sit closest to the resort-style focal points of the community.
Luxury Villas, Estates, and full-floor residences
Grand Estate and Estate Homes, Luxury Villas, and full-floor residences round out the community, from larger estate lots to vertical residences. Newer construction neighborhoods, including Positano, Nerano, and Messina, continue the community’s Italian-inspired naming and design language.
Note: specific floor plan sizes and availability for each collection change over time, so confirm current details through the official community sources listed at the bottom of this page.
The resort lifestyle
Amenities that feel like a permanent vacation.
Residents have full access to miles of sand beaches on 700 acres of freshwater lakes, with water sports, kayaking, paddleboarding, and boating from two private marinas. Tennis, pickleball, bocce, a putting green, and a kids play area cover the active side of the day.
For rest and recovery, there is a full-service spa and fitness center, a zero-edge infinity pool with spa, and a main clubhouse with dining, inside and outside bars, a private dining room, and a library. The Blue Water Beach Grill adds waterfront dining with an outdoor terrace and a perfect view of the lakes.
Golf
An optional membership, a signature course.
The Miromar Lakes Golf Club is an Arthur Hills Signature championship course, the only one of its kind in Southwest Florida, and it was redesigned by Drew Rogers in 2017. It is paired with a Tuscan-inspired clubhouse that matches the community's architectural character.
Membership at the golf club is optional and separate from owning a home in the community. That means you can enjoy the beaches, tennis, spa, and dining without being a golfer, or you can add the membership if the course is part of the lifestyle you want.
Current membership options and fees are published on the official Miromar Lakes Golf Club page.
Location
Centered for Southwest Florida living.
A short drive to RSW
Southwest Florida International Airport is just a short drive from Miromar Lakes, a meaningful quality-of-life factor for seasonal residents who fly in and out.
East of I-75, near FGCU
The community sits east of I-75 and south of Alico Road, close to Florida Gulf Coast University. Corkscrew Road connects you quickly to Estero, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, and Naples.
Shopping and dining nearby
Miromar Outlets is minutes away along Corkscrew Road, and Gulf Coast Town Center in Estero and Coconut Point, the outdoor mall in Estero and Bonita Springs, add more shopping, dining, and entertainment within a short drive.
Dining and local favorites
Where residents actually go.
Blue Water Beach Grill
The community's waterfront restaurant at the clubhouse with outdoor dining and lake views. Access is for Miromar Lakes residents and their guests.
miromarlakes.com/bbgThe Clubhouse and Beach Club
Dining, inside and outside bars, a private dining room, a library, and the resort pool scene. The social hub where community events and everyday evenings happen.
miromarlakes.com/beach-clubMiromar Lakes Golf Club
The optional Arthur Hills Signature championship course, redesigned by Drew Rogers in 2017. A separate membership from homeownership.
miromarlakes.com/miromar-golf-clubMiromar Outlets
Minutes away on Corkscrew Road, an open-air outlet center with more than 140 shops plus restaurants. A regular errand for many residents.
miromaroutlets.comConnor's Steak & Seafood
A steak and seafood restaurant at Gulf Coast Town Center, a reliable choice for dinners out.
connorsrestaurant.comAngelina's Ristorante
Fine Italian dining in Bonita Springs, an established favorite for special occasions.
angelinasofbonitasprings.comAcqua Bistecca
Chef Michael Mina's Italian-inspired steakhouse at Saltleaf on Estero Bay in Bonita Springs.
acquabistecca.comDivieto Ristorante
An Italian restaurant at Coconut Point in Estero serving classic Italian dishes.
divietoristorante.comTommy Bahama Marlin Bar
The Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar at Coconut Point, island-style dining and shopping in one stop.
tommybahama.comSchools & education
Lee County school choice.
The 33913 zip code is served by Lee County Public Schools, which operates a school choice system. Nearby options include Gateway Elementary, Treeline Elementary, and Gateway Charter School. Families apply through the district's School Choice process rather than being automatically assigned.
Private and charter alternatives are also available throughout Estero and Fort Myers. For specific zoning and application deadlines, the School District of Lee County maintains a current school search tool.
On the map
Miromar Lakes, FL 33913
Before you buy
Is Miromar Lakes right for you?
Miromar Lakes suits buyers who want resort amenities as part of daily life: full-time families, retirees, and seasonal residents who fly in for the season. The community is gated, well-kept, and connected, with everything from beaches and tennis to dining and a spa inside the gates.
It also has a rhythm to respect: peak season runs roughly November through April, when the community is at its busiest, and the summer months are quieter and more intimate. Homes here vary widely by neighborhood, view, and size, so the floor plan that fits you best depends on how you plan to use it. That is exactly where a local agent earns their keep.
If you are new to buying in a resort community, the Buyer's Guide walks through the process step by step, and the FAQ answers the questions buyers ask most about 10000 Isola Way itself.
Community facts and sources
Figures on this page come from the official Miromar Lakes Beach & Golf Club website (miromarlakes.com), Miromar Development Corporation (miromar.com), and the Miromar Lakes Community Development District (miromarlakescdd.org). Amenity details also reflect the listing notes for 10000 Isola Way. Verify current membership terms, fees, and community rules with the community directly.
See the community with someone local.
Peggy Lotz has served Miromar Lakes buyers and sellers for years and can show you the neighborhoods, the amenities, and 10000 Isola Way in one afternoon.