Pelican Landing sits on over 2,300 acres beside Estero Bay on Florida's Gulf Coast, where there are 3,318 homes and a landscape filled with lakes, preserves, tall palm trees, and native oaks, and winding roads shaded by big old trees. The homes and gardens are all mature and kept up well, and there's no construction noise since everything's built. They've set aside cypress hammocks, protect wildlife, and look after clean wetlands, so the land feels natural and peaceful. People can choose from low-rise condos, attached villas, or detached villas, with places for sale or lease.
This is a big community with amenities that've been there for many years and get updated, like the Beach Park for relaxing by the water, a Tennis Center, Wellness Center, Pickleball Center, and Sailing Center, along with a Marina, spots for kayaking and canoeing, a Community Center, bocce courts, a Butterfly Garden, places to play golf, and areas for fishing, so there's a lot to do outside with friends or neighbors. Pelican Landing also has specific programs and parts of the campus with names all their own, plus features and services to help people with memory care and other needs, and they've designed parts of the place for different types of care.
The community has rules about caring for the environment, like how to report illegal dumping, protocols for chemical and waste disposal, and has guidance for operating stormwater gates to help with flood reduction. There's regular upkeep with Lake Management Reports, a system to check on capital assessment balances, online service forms, and open Board meetings so residents stay in the loop. Managed by Wrathell, Hunt and Associates, LLC, everything runs through a set of rules and guidelines, including access to the community center on Walden Center Drive. Pelican Landing is laid out for people who like recreation, careful upkeep, and living around green spaces, and it also keeps a focus on senior care and community living.
