The story
Unit UNIT 901 at 5100 Seagrass Boulevard is a 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom, single-level condo in Bonita Springs, FL with 3,885 sq ft of living space and 2 garage spaces, completed in 2026. It is currently listed at $5,850,000, with a quarterly HOA fee of $4,564. Highlights include water views.
One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged, AI generated or rendered. Welcome to one of the most coveted floor plans at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Estero Bay — a brand new, never-lived-in 01 end unit available now without the wait for Tower Two. This is a rare opportunity to own a completed residence in Tower One, offered by one of only a select few permitted to sell ahead of the second tower's delivery. The end units sold out for a reason, and this 9th-floor showpiece demonstrates exactly why. Spanning 3,885 square feet of interior living space with 4 bedrooms plus a den, this residence is wrapped by an extraordinary 1,625 square foot wrap-around lanai — the kind of room-for-everybody outdoor space designed for watching breathtaking Florida sunsets over Estero Bay. Panoramic views stretch across the bay, the marina, and the Gulf beyond, framed by 500 acres of pristine coastal landscape and centuries-old mangrove forests. The original owners spared no expense, selecting every upgrade offered: rich wood flooring throughout the entire residence, custom-upgraded closets, designer bath finishes, and an extensively upgraded chef's kitchen featuring Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances with natural gas. The result is a gorgeous brand new luxury home that lives in rare harmony with its setting — fresh, elegant, and inspired by the colors and textures of the Southwest Florida habitat. Residents enjoy legendary RitzCarlton service alongside an unmatched amenity collection within the Saltleaf community: a private lagoon oasis, resort-style pool, spa, state-of-the-art wellness and fitness center, yoga and Pilates studios, Sunset Lounge, Wine & Whiskey Lounge, Sports & News Café, bocce courts, fire pits, and championship golf. Tucked between Naples and Sanibel Island, this is one of Southwest Florida's last great stretches of waterfront — and one of its last chances to own a completed end residence in Tower One.
