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27836 Hickory Blvd Bonita Springs, FL 34134

Lee County, Florida 2026-09-03 07:41
Property record
just (market) value
$6,259,429
living area
6,056sqft
lot size
14,462sqft
year built
2000
Owner of record
•••••••••••
Hidden in this sample report
mail comes here — the owner lives at the property
Parcel ID
314725B40010B0040
Land use
Single family
Homestead exemption
Not claimed the owner does not occupy this property as a primary residence
Legal description
BONITA BEACH as recorded, and cut to thirty characters by the state file
Special features
$107,702 a pool, dock, outbuilding or fence: the roll values them without naming them
Last inspected
February 2017 when the appraiser last looked at the property, on site or by image
Last recorded transfer
$7,520,000 · 2024/02
27836 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $6,259,429 27836 27858 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $5,389,357 27858 27842 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $6,136,002 27842 27820 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $5,719,665 27820 27854 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $5,326,110 27854 27866 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $7,506,949 27866 27804 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $18,676,078 27804 27870 HICKORY BLVD — Vacant residential · $8,100,110 27870 27790 HICKORY BLVD — Vacant residential · $4,985,202 27790 27780 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $5,591,569 27780 27851 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $740,684 27851 27833 HICKORY BLVD — Vacant residential · $548,201 27833 27841 HICKORY BLVD — Vacant residential · $522,608 27841 27825 HICKORY BLVD — Vacant residential · $564,364 27825 27815 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $442,217 27815 27890 HICKORY BLVD — Vacant governmental · $6,293,720 27890 27857 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $1,037,949 27857 27807 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $794,683 27807 27795 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $1,500,176 27795 27772 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $17,123,521 27772 27863 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $1,274,625 27863 27783 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $2,755,579 27783 27875 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $1,248,228 27875 27768 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $6,703,683 27768 27883 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $1,914,429 27775 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $703,521 27908 HICKORY BLVD — Restaurant · $6,590,583 27891 HICKORY BLVD — Single family · $2,317,341 27864 FORESTER DR — Vacant residential · $522,608 27868 FORESTER DR — Vacant residential · $534,230

What surrounds the property — the 40 parcels within about 390 feet:

Single family
26
Vacant residential
9
Vacant governmental
2
Restaurant
1
Residential common area
1

Median value of the 27 built neighbours: $1,552,734, typically built in 1997. This property is 303% above that median.

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Sale history
last sold for
$7,520,000
2024-02 · $1242/sqft
assessed today
$6,259,429
-17% against that sale
records on file
1
1 sale
DateWhat was recordedPrice$/sqft
2024-02 Sold on the open market $7,520,000 $1242

Every deed the county recorded for this parcel. Source: Florida Department of Revenue sale data files.

Financial indicators
qualified sales nearby, ~18 months
397
median sale price
$300,000
median price / sqft
$476
most expensive nearby
$8,200,000
27870 Hickory Blvd · 2024-10
least expensive nearby
$125,000
5500 Bonita Beach Rd Sw · 2013-05 · $246/sqft
AddressPriceDate$/sqft
5900 Bonita Beach Rd Sw $292,500 2026-03 $576
5800 Bonita Beach Rd Sw $367,000 2026-03 $722
5700 Bonita Beach Rd Sw $280,000 2026-02 $551
5700 Bonita Beach Rd Sw $320,000 2026-02 $630
5600 Bonita Beach Rd Sw $199,900 2026-02 $394
5600 Bonita Beach Rd Sw $284,000 2026-02 $559
27757 Hickory Blvd $1,225,000 2026-01 $348
27781 Kings Kew $1,937,500 2026-01 $247
Property tax after you buy
what the current owner pays
$58,651
per year
what you would pay, living here
$58,315
per year, with homestead exemption
as a second home or rental
$58,651
per year, no exemption

Florida caps how fast the assessed value of a homesteaded property can rise — the Save Our Homes limit. The longer someone has owned a home, the further their taxable value has fallen behind what the property is actually worth. That protection does not transfer with the sale. On the January 1 after you buy, the assessed value resets to market value, and your bill is calculated from there. This is why the tax history of a property is a poor guide to what a buyer will pay.

Estimate based on the Lee County county-wide levy for 2025 (9.37 mills), applied to this property’s just value of $6,259,429. If the property sits inside a city, a municipal levy is charged on top of this. Special assessments and non-ad-valorem charges are not included. Confirm with the county property appraiser before you rely on it.

How the gap opened up
Year Market value Taxed on Difference
2016 $3,148,171 $2,617,284 $530,887
2017 $3,620,006 $2,672,772 $947,234
2018 $3,467,389 $2,729,425 $737,964
2019 $3,442,401 $2,781,759 $660,642
2020 $3,490,022 $2,846,314 $643,708
2021 $3,218,912 $2,886,512 $332,400
2022 $5,126,510 $2,973,857 $2,152,653
2023 $7,154,119 $3,063,823 $4,090,296
2024 $5,524,315 $5,524,315
2025 $6,909,717 $6,909,717

Just value is what the county says the property is worth; the taxable value is what the current owner’s bill is actually worked out from. Source: Florida Department of Revenue assessment roll.

Between 2016 and 2025 the county’s valuation of this property moved +119%, while the amount it is taxed on moved +164%.

Neighborhood profile
people in this neighborhood
1,014 within the surrounding census tract
median household income
$134,219
median home value
$829,200
median gross rent
$1,818/mo
owner-occupied homes
94%
median year built
1980
Schools nearby
Elementary school
SPRING CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
B state grade 2026
3.5 mi away · 594 students
improving (B → B → C → C → C → C → B)
BONITA SPRINGS CHARTER SCHOOL
A state grade 2026
3.8 mi away · 1,302 students · charter
improving (A → B → B → B → A → B → A)
BONITA SPRINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
C state grade 2026
4.4 mi away · 546 students
steady (A → A → C → C → C → C → C)
Middle school
BONITA SPRINGS MIDDLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS
B state grade 2026
3.9 mi away · 807 students
steady (B → B → C → B → B → B → B)

Being close to a school is not the same as being assigned to it. Florida districts draw attendance boundaries, and the school a child attends follows that boundary rather than the shortest drive. Check the boundary with the district before you count on a particular school.

6 of the 6 schools within 5 miles carry a state grade. Grades are issued annually by the Florida Department of Education on an A to F scale; charter and virtual schools are included where graded, and newly opened schools may have none yet.

Flood, storm & hurricane risk
FEMA flood zone
AE flood insurance required
hurricane evacuation zone
A Lee County orders apply
hurricanes & storms since 1990
10 4 at hurricane strength, within 50 miles
severe weather events, 31 yrs
72 2 deaths · 4 injuries
What flood zone AE means
Special flood hazard area: a 1-in-100 chance of flooding in any given year — the "100-year floodplain". Lenders require flood insurance here.
What evacuation zone A means
Zone A evacuates first: the areas most exposed to storm surge — barrier islands and the coastal strip. An order is likely even for a weaker hurricane.
How often each hazard actually occurs within 10 miles
Flooding
Flooding
rare
6 events
~2 per decade
last one 2020-06-13
Hail
Hail
occasional
21 events
~7 per decade
last one 2022-08-03
Tornadoes
Tornadoes
occasional
10 events
~3 per decade
last one 2024-07-15
Heavy rain
Heavy rain
none in recent years
1 events
about 1 in 31 years
last one 2008-07-19
Earthquakes
Earthquakes
not typical
none within 60 miles in 40 years
events by type, 31 years

Named storms that passed within 50 miles — 51 on record since 1851.

StormStrength hereWindDistance
Ian (2022) Cat 4 130 kt 33 mi
Sally (2020) Tropical Storm 35 kt 47 mi
Gordon (2018) Tropical Storm 50 kt 37 mi
Irma (2017) Cat 3 100 kt 31 mi
Fay (2008) Tropical Storm 55 kt 28 mi
Charley (2004) Cat 4 130 kt 29 mi
Donna (1960) Cat 3 105 kt 4 mi
Source: NOAA HURDAT2 hurricane track archive.
Climate & typical weather
air conditioning needed
air conditioning needed
173 days
heating needed
heating needed
5 days
days with rain
days with rain
103 days
high UV index
high UV index
246 days
windy days
windy days
82 days
cloudy days
cloudy days
108 days
good for solar panels
good for solar panels
354 days
What those counts are based on — measured conditions in 2025
days at 90 °F or above
42
average daily high
83°F
hottest day
95.5°F
coldest night
39.9°F
strongest wind gust
42mph
annual precipitation
41.3in
prevailing wind — days per dominant direction
Potential nuisance factors
railroad grade crossings, 1 mi
0
airports within 6 mi
0
bars & nightlife, 1 mi
0
gas stations, 1 mi
0
None of these are nearby — no railroad crossing, airport, bar, gas station, quarry or industrial works falls inside the search radius.
Map coverage here is thin — OpenStreetMap is compiled by volunteers, and only 5 places of any kind are recorded around this address. Treat the counts above as a floor rather than a complete picture, and walk the street before you buy.
Odour sources and the wind
N E S W N County Regional Ww Treat Fac — 5.9 mi SE, wind from there 15% of the year Collier North County Water Reclamation Facility — 5.9 mi SE, wind from there 15% of the year Wastewater treatment — 6.3 mi NE, wind from there 19% of the year Wastewater treatment — 5.7 mi NE, wind from there 19% of the year Farmyard — 3.4 mi E, wind from there 12% of the year Fish farm — 4.2 mi NE, wind from there 19% of the year Wastewater treatment — 3.8 mi NE, wind from there 19% of the year Bsu Water Reclamation Facility — 3.7 mi NE, wind from there 19% of the year

The property is at the centre. Petals show how often the wind comes from each direction; red marks the prevailing one.

Distance alone does not tell you whether you will smell something. A wastewater plant two miles away is of no consequence if the wind never blows from it, and matters a great deal if it sits in the prevailing direction. 6 of these sites sit in the prevailing NE wind.

SiteTypeDistanceWind from there
Bsu Water Reclamation Facility Wastewater treatment 3.7 mi NE 19% of the year
unnamed · mapped in OpenStreetMap Wastewater treatment 3.8 mi NE 19% of the year
unnamed · mapped in OpenStreetMap Fish farm 4.2 mi NE 19% of the year
unnamed · mapped in OpenStreetMap Farmyard 3.4 mi E 12% of the year
unnamed · mapped in OpenStreetMap Wastewater treatment 5.7 mi NE 19% of the year
unnamed · mapped in OpenStreetMap Wastewater treatment 6.3 mi NE 19% of the year
Collier North County Water Reclamation Facility Wastewater treatment 5.9 mi SE 15% of the year
N County Regional Ww Treat Fac Wastewater treatment 5.9 mi SE 15% of the year

Sites within 10 miles that the EPA classes as wastewater treatment, waste handling, meat processing or livestock. Wind frequencies come from the past year of daily dominant wind direction at this location. Whether anything is actually noticeable depends on the site, the day and the weather — this shows where to ask, not what you will smell.

EPA-regulated facilities within 2 miles
EPA-regulated facilities, 2 mi
10
in serious violation
0
toxics release sites
0

The Beach & Tennis Club

0.2 mi · 5700 Bonita Beach Rd, Bonita Springs holds EPA permits for hazardous waste

No Violation Identified · last inspected 10/04/2000

Barefoot Boat Club Condominium Association, Inc.

0.7 mi · 5025 Bonita Beach Rd, Bonita Springs holds EPA permits for water discharge

No Violation Identified · last inspected 02/16/2022 (1 in the last 5 years)

Collier County Ps 121.02

1.2 mi · 75 West Ave, Bonita Springs holds EPA permits for water discharge

No Violation Identified · no inspection on record

Imperial Shores Sidewalks

1.2 mi · 27678 Imperial Shores Blvd, Bonita Springs holds EPA permits for water discharge

No Violation Identified · no inspection on record

Bonita Bay Marina Club

1.2 mi · 27598 Marina Pointe Dr, Bonita Springs holds EPA permits for water discharge, hazardous waste

No Violation Identified · last inspected 12/09/2025 (2 in the last 5 years)

Collier County 6st St W Outfall Repair

1.3 mi · 214 6st St W, Naples holds EPA permits for water discharge

No Violation Identified · no inspection on record

The Commons Club At The Brooks-pickleball & Parking Expansio

1.6 mi · 9930 Coconut Road, Estero holds EPA permits for water discharge

No Violation Identified · no inspection on record

Bonita Springs Water Reclamation (west)

1.8 mi · 10 8th St, Bonita Springs holds EPA permits for water discharge

No Violation Identified · no inspection on record

Where these sources are, and what they mean day to day
Crime statistics
Simple assault, 2025
2,796 26% below the Florida rate
Aggravated assault, 2025
713 26% below the Florida rate
Drug or narcotic violations, 2025
1,518 3% below the Florida rate
Vandalism, 2025
1,257 13% above the Florida rate
What was reported, and how it compares
Offence 2025 Per 100k Florida US
Simple assault 2,796 538.7 731.4 770.4
Aggravated assault 713 137.4 185.0 243.1
Rape 59 11.4 21.7 31.6
Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter 14 2.7 3.1 4.3
Drug or narcotic violations 1,518 292.4 301.1 374.0
Vandalism 1,257 242.2 214.9 466.4
All other larceny 893 172.0 359.4 450.7
Theft from a motor vehicle 731 140.8 172.3 228.0
Motor vehicle theft 425 81.9 61.9 200.0
Burglary 345 66.5 120.2 193.2
Robbery 148 28.5 33.6 49.4
Arson 14 2.7 3.2 10.0

Offences per 100,000 residents, so the figures can be set against the state and national rates. Counts are what Lee County Sheriff's Office reported to the FBI — the sheriff polices Bonita Springs, which has no police force of its own. Earlier years are left out: this agency only began filing under the national standard partway through, so its older figures would show a rise in crime where what changed was the reporting.

Where these happen
Robbery
Residence/Home 43% of reported cases
Parking/Drop Lot/Garage
Highway/Road/Alley/Street/Sidewalk
Aggravated assault
Residence/Home 64% of reported cases
Highway/Road/Alley/Street/Sidewalk
Parking/Drop Lot/Garage
Burglary
Residence/Home 72% of reported cases
Construction Site
Rental Storage Facility
Motor vehicle theft
Residence/Home 61% of reported cases
Parking/Drop Lot/Garage
Highway/Road/Alley/Street/Sidewalk

Where an offence was recorded as taking place. It is worth reading alongside the counts: a burglary figure made up mostly of homes means something different to one made up of building sites and storage units.

Registered offenders nearby
within 0.5 mile
county data pending
within 1 mile
county data pending
within 2 miles
county data pending
Lee County does not publish an offender GIS layer yet.

Required notice: registry information is provided under Florida law for public safety purposes only. It may not be used to harass, threaten, or intimidate any person, or to discriminate. This report shows counts and distance bands only, never registrant identities.
Air quality
Air quality week by week, 2025 (US AQI)
weekly average air quality index
air quality index (O3, Fort Myers)
29 Good
days rated “good” (AQI ≤ 50)
66% average AQI 45 over the year; the worst week averaged 59
Internet & connectivity
Fiber · 2 providers
8,000 / 8,000 Mbps
Cable · 1 provider
2,000 / 250 Mbps
Fixed wireless (licensed) · 3 providers
300 / 20 Mbps
DSL (copper) · 1 provider
10 / 1 Mbps
Important places nearby
nearest school
none mapped within 1 mile
nearest grocery store
none mapped within 1 mile
nearest pharmacy
none mapped within 1 mile
nearest park
0.1mi Bonita Beach Access #1
Everything mapped within about a mile
Parks & recreation

Bonita Beach Access #1

0.1 mi

Bonita Beach Park

0.1 mi

Collier County Barefoot Beach Access

0.2 mi
More
Dining

Doc's Beach House

0.1 mi

CoConut Jack's

0.3 mi
More
About Bonita Springs, Florida
Bonita Springs is a city in Lee County, Florida, United States. The population was 53,644 at the 2020 census, up from 43,914 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Cape Coral-Fort Myers, Florida Metropolitan Statistical Area, on the state's southwest coast.
What to watch out for AI-generated
This section was written by an AI model. It works only from the public-record data shown elsewhere in this report, but it can still misread what those figures mean. Treat it as a list of questions to ask — not as findings, and not as legal, tax or financial advice. Verify anything you intend to act on against the sections below and with a professional.
High property value compared to neighbors
The property's just value is $6,259,429, which is 303% higher than the median value of $1,552,734 for neighboring properties. This significant difference may affect resale value and marketability.
Flood risk and insurance requirement
The property is in FEMA flood zone AE with a base flood elevation of 11 feet, requiring flood insurance. This could impact insurance costs and future expenses.
Recent sale price above assessed value
The property sold for $7,520,000 in 2024, which is 17% higher than its current assessed value of $6,259,429. This indicates a premium market position but may affect future tax assessments.
High-speed internet availability
The property has access to fiber broadband with download speeds up to 8000 Mbps, which is excellent for remote work and streaming.
Proximity to top-rated school
Bonita Springs Charter School, rated 'A' and showing an improving trend, is located 6.1 km from the property, which is beneficial for families with school-aged children.

Generated from 18 figures already present in this report. No other source was used, and no figure here was estimated by the model.

Notes on the data

Property record

Ownership, valuation and land-use figures come from the Florida Department of Revenue tax roll and the county property appraiser's cadastre. Assessed (just) value is set for taxation and is not an appraisal or a market price. Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes exempts certain owners from disclosure, so a small number of records show no owner name.

Neighborhood profile

These figures describe Census Tract 603; Lee County; Florida — the statistical neighborhood the property sits in, typically a few thousand residents across a handful of blocks, not the whole city. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey five-year estimates.

Flood, storm & hurricane risk

Hazard frequency is measured over 31 years of NOAA storm records and takes into account how long ago the last event was. The nearest modelled watercourse peaked at 5,082 cubic feet per second on 2024-06-14 over the last five years.

Climate & typical weather

All counts are for the 2025 calendar year at this location, from the ERA5 reanalysis archive.

“Air conditioning needed” counts days reaching 85 °F, “heating needed” nights dropping to 45 °F or below, a windy day is one with a gust above 25 mph, and a solar day one receiving at least 3 kWh/m² of radiation.

The prevailing wind direction matters for noise and odour: sources upwind of the property affect it far more often than those downwind.

Environment & air quality

Being on this register is routine, not a warning: any business that stores solvents, discharges stormwater or handles refrigerants is listed, which is why a supermarket or a pharmacy appears here. What matters is the compliance line — whether the EPA has found a violation, and how recently the site was inspected.

Crime statistics

Florida agencies no longer publish address-level incident data, so the figures are agency-level totals from the FBI Crime Data Explorer. To make the local numbers comparable with the statewide rate, offense counts are also expressed per 100,000 residents of the area the agency covers.

Financial indicators

Only qualified sales are shown — arm's-length market transactions per the Florida Department of Revenue's qualification codes. Nominal transfers, such as a deed between family members, are excluded because they do not reflect market value.

Sources & disclaimers. Data retrieved from official public sources (U.S. Census Bureau, Florida Department of Revenue, FEMA, NOAA, EPA, FBI, FCC, FDLE, OpenStreetMap) at generation time. Flood zone information is informational only and is not an official flood determination. Storm figures are historical records, not forecasts. Verify ownership and valuation with the county property appraiser. This report concerns the property and its surroundings; it is not a consumer report and may not be used for any purpose regulated by the Fair Credit Reporting Act.