Three signature golf courses
Courses designed by Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus shape the resort and many of its premium views.
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Explore Reunion Resort real estate, from condos and townhomes to single-family vacation homes, luxury estates and land. Compare the resort's neighborhoods, golf-course settings and ownership considerations, then browse the available Reunion properties above or ask Team Donovan about a specific home.
Reunion is a large resort made up of distinct neighborhoods and property products. The right choice depends on how you plan to use the home, which amenities matter and what access is attached to the exact property.
Courses designed by Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus shape the resort and many of its premium views.
A private five-acre water park, tennis, pickleball and miniature golf sit alongside the resort's pool and outdoor spaces.
On-site dining, a fitness center and resort shuttle services add convenience for owners and eligible guests.
Compare condos, villas, townhomes, private-pool homes, large vacation homes, luxury estates and vacant land.
Amenity access depends on the property, its membership position, the rental arrangement and the occupant's stay. Ask Team Donovan what is included.
Understand ownership before you buy →Reunion rules and costs are not identical from one property to the next.
Check the master assessment, local HOA or condo fee, CDD, Club dues and any management agreement. See association fees and ownership costs →
Ask Team Donovan about rental use, personal stays, licensing and management choices for that property.
Amenity access depends on the property and its membership position. Understand Reunion Club membership →
These are separate parts of ownership. Start with the summaries below, then use our dated guide to check the details for the property you are considering.
Check the applicable master, neighborhood or condominium assessments and the CDD shown on the property's tax bill. The amount and what it covers depend on the exact property.
Read the Reunion association-fee guideOwning a property does not by itself confirm Club membership or access to every resort amenity. Check the property's membership position, eligibility and the terms that apply to owners and guests.
Read the Reunion Club membership guideCosts can include the master assessment and the applicable neighborhood or condominium assessment. Read the dated association-fee guide and confirm the exact-property estoppel.
Also check the applicable CDD on the tax bill, Club position and any management agreement.
Club membership is separate from simply owning in Reunion. Check the membership guide for dated dues, eligibility and transfer considerations, then confirm the exact property.
Reunion's master documents permit short- and long-term leasing without master approval. Child-association, licensing, Club and rental-program terms can differ by property. Ask Team Donovan how the rules apply to the home you are considering.
Owners may self-manage, use Reunion Resort's on-site program or appoint another local manager, subject to any voluntarily signed contract. Management choice does not create Club membership or guest access.
Check the current master and child-association rules for pets, parking, pools, garages, access, maintenance and construction. Ask Team Donovan how those rules apply to the exact property.
We will explain its location, fees, rental position, membership considerations and alternatives in plain English.