There’s something almost unbelievable about this place. Daily routines feel brighter, friendlier, easier. It has the kind of small-town warmth and neighborly values that feel rare today, paired with more amenities than you’d expect: resort-style facilities, endless outdoor fun, plus shopping, dining, and entertainment right in the neighborhood. And yes, new homes from four premier builders really do start in the low $200s. As surprising as it all sounds, it’s absolutely real. Ave Maria is atop-rated master-planned community where everyday living becomes something special. Schedule a visit and experience the extraordinary in Ave Maria, A Big Kind of Small Town®.
Whether it’s a family day at the water park, or a personal best on the morning run, it’s game on at Ave Maria. The trails, fields, parks and recreation facilities, and golf club offer good times, good games, and heart-pumping activities for everyone.
Living in a big kind of small town means not having to sacrifice in terms of choices or convenience. In Ave Maria, you’re a stone’s throw (or a golf cart ride away) from all the things you need to keep the household running smoothly, or delightful places to go out of the house—dining and exploring.
Active adults, young professionals, and families will find exactly what they’re looking for—and more—at Ave Maria in celebrated Collier County. From breaking 80 on our championship golf course to the last lick of your salted-caramel ice cream cone, Ave Maria has everything you need to enjoy life—and celebrate
every moment of it.
When you bike past the undeveloped wetlands of Camp Keais Strand, enjoy the proximity to the Rookery Bay and the famous Everglades, take in the beautiful scenery of the nearby Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary or simply stroll past the smiling faces of folks in our Town Center, you are experiencing the values Ave Maria has stood for from the beginning.
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