Caldecott

Yes. Caldecott carries the Amenities Covenant, so Players Club & Spa membership is mandatory for every home — there's no opting out, and the dues are part of your fixed cost of ownership here.

Players Club & Spa membership in Caldecott runs about a $10,000 refundable deposit plus roughly $6,400 a year (+6% tax), on top of your HOA dues. Because membership is mandatory here, budget it as a fixed annual cost. Figures change — confirm current rates with the Club.

Roughly ~$548/quarter + Players Club dues — verify. HOA dues typically cover community maintenance and common areas (often landscaping), but usually do not include Players Club dues. Confirm the current amount and exactly what's covered for the specific home.

In Caldecott, the association allows 30-day minimum, up to ~6 leases/yr. That sets the minimum lease length and how many times per year you can lease — important for rental or seasonal use. Rules change, so confirm the current limits for the exact home.

Yes — in Caldecott, pets are allowed with approval. The association sets the specifics (number, size, and sometimes breed), and rules change — confirm the current pet policy for the exact home.

Caldecott generally doesn't have a separate private clubhouse — residents enjoy Lely Resort's shared amenities (the Players Club & Spa and the three golf courses). Confirm any small sub-association amenities for the specific home.

The Players Club & Spa is centrally located within Lely Resort, so from Caldecott it's a few minutes by car or golf cart. Most of the community is within roughly a mile or two of the club.

Homes in Caldecott have recently sold around $563K (about $279/sq ft). Inventory is limited and changes constantly — ask for a live Caldecott report.

No. Caldecott, like all of Lely Resort, is an all-ages community — it is not age-restricted. Homes here serve full-time, seasonal, and rental use.

Recently, Caldecott homes have sold in a median of 47 days at about 97% of list price — roughly 3% negotiating room. These numbers shift constantly, so ask me for this week's read before you make a move.

Caldecott homes date to 2003–2005 (about 22 years old). At that age, look closely at the A/C (12–15-yr life), water heater (10–12-yr), and roof, and ask for the permit history.

Generally favorable. Caldecott was built to the 2002+ Florida Building Code, so homes typically carry better wind ratings — request the wind-mitigation form to confirm credits.