Lexington Country Club is a private Fort Myers residential community organized through Lexington Community Association, Inc. The community includes both a Golf Village and a Lake Village, and that distinction is important when evaluating a home.
Every Lexington property owner is a member of the Lexington Community Association, but Golf Village and Lake Village ownership do not carry identical golf rights and obligations. Buyers should determine the village and neighborhood connected to a specific property before making assumptions about golf access, association responsibilities or ownership costs.
Until a verified Lexington Country Club saved search or property boundary is attached to this page, the listings above should be treated as a broader Fort Myers starting point rather than a guarantee that every displayed property is located inside Lexington Country Club.
If Lexington is specifically where you want to live, contact us and we can help narrow the search by property type, village, neighborhood, association structure and the ownership priorities that matter to you.
Lexington Community Association, Inc. is the governing association identified in Lexington's current community documents. Every record owner of a Lexington lot or unit is a member of the Association.
Golf Village properties are located within the portion of Lexington containing the golf course, clubhouse, neighborhoods and related common areas. Golf Village owners receive priority golf rights under Lexington's governing structure.
Lake Village is a separate portion of Lexington with its own neighborhoods and common areas. Lake Village owners retain golf course rights, but the golf structure is different from Golf Village ownership.
Lexington should not be treated as a community where every address carries exactly the same golf arrangement. The current governing documents distinguish between owners in Golf Village and owners in Lake Village.
Golf Village owners receive priority in the golf structure and contribute to golf course operation through the applicable village assessment structure. Buyers should verify the current rights, assessments and rules connected to the specific property.
Lake Village owners also have rights to use the golf course, but their golf access and charge structure differs from Golf Village ownership. Buyers should review the current governing documents rather than assuming the two villages are interchangeable.
Lexington Country Club's official materials identify an 18 hole golf course within the community. The course was originally designed by Gordon Lewis and was later redesigned by Kipp Schulties Golf Design.
The more important real estate issue is not simply whether Lexington has golf. It is how the rights and obligations associated with the course relate to the specific property being purchased. Lexington's current declaration gives Golf Village owners priority within the golf structure while also preserving golf course rights for Lake Village owners under a different framework.
Golf rules, operating policies, assessments and other requirements can change. Buyers should verify current information directly with Lexington Country Club and through the governing and transaction documents applicable to the property.
Lexington's governing documents recognize individual neighborhoods within the larger community. Condominium neighborhoods may have their own Neighborhood Associations, while non-condominium neighborhoods are represented through the structure described in Lexington's governing documents.
The official Lexington real estate resources maintain separate property and association information for multiple neighborhoods within the community. That means a buyer should review both the Lexington Community Association obligations and any additional neighborhood or condominium documents that apply to the specific residence.
Two Lexington homes can appeal to a buyer for similar reasons while carrying different village or neighborhood considerations. Start with the property itself, then identify the village, applicable neighborhood structure and golf rights before comparing the total ownership picture.
Compare property type, condition, location within the community, maintenance responsibilities, insurance considerations and the governing documents attached to the residence.
Confirm Golf Village or Lake Village, then verify the current golf rights, association obligations and rules that apply to that ownership classification.
Lexington's Golf Village and Lake Village structure makes it especially important to compare ownership structures rather than assuming every Fort Myers golf community works the same way.
Use Lexington Country Club's official website for current community, golf and club information.
Lexington maintains official real estate information and governing documents for buyers reviewing a property and its applicable association structure.
Yes. Lexington Country Club is located in Fort Myers, Florida.
Yes. Lexington's current governing declaration states that every record owner of a Lexington lot or unit is a member of Lexington Community Association, Inc.
Lexington ownership and golf rights are connected, but buyers should not use a one-size-fits-all bundled-golf assumption. Lexington is divided into Golf Village and Lake Village, and the current governing documents provide different golf rights and obligations for the two ownership classifications.
Both are part of Lexington Country Club, but Lexington's current governing documents give Golf Village owners priority within the golf structure while Lake Village owners have golf course rights under a different framework. Buyers should verify the current rules and obligations for the specific property.
Yes. Lexington Country Club's official materials identify an 18 hole golf course within the community.
Yes. Lexington's governing structure includes individual neighborhoods, and condominium neighborhoods may have separate Neighborhood Associations. Buyers should identify every governing document and association that applies to the specific property.
No. Until a verified Lexington Country Club property search is attached to this page, the listings above should be treated as a broader Fort Myers starting point. Contact us if you want help narrowing the search specifically to Lexington.
Tell us what matters most: property type, neighborhood, maintenance preferences, golf, association structure or your broader Fort Myers lifestyle goals. We can help narrow the Lexington Country Club search and identify the property, village, neighborhood and golf questions that should be verified before you buy.
Association requirements, governing documents, village classifications, neighborhood obligations, assessments, insurance responsibilities, maintenance obligations, golf rules, golf rights, transaction requirements and property availability can change. Verify all material facts directly with the applicable association and through current governing and transaction documents before purchase.