Summercrest by Toll Brothers, Estero, FL

Summercrest is a gated townhome community by Toll Brothers in Estero, Florida. Approximately 153 townhomes are planned on a roughly 21-acre site at the northeast corner of Corkscrew Road and Sandy Lane, with a site address of 21254 Estiva Villa Circle.

The homes are two-story, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhomes ranging from approximately 1,944 to 2,495 square feet. That puts Summercrest in a category Estero does not have much of: attached, newly built, gated product close to the center of the village rather than out along the eastern end of the corridor.

The site was rezoned to an Estero Planned Development, approved unanimously by the Estero Village Council in October 2024, with a maximum height of 35 feet across two stories. The approved rezoning permitted up to 171 homes; the announced plan is roughly 153. Sources vary between 153 and 154, so treat the exact count as approximate until the final plat is built out.

Summercrest is now open for sale, with quick move-in homes available. Contact the Jack Mancini Team for current availability, pricing, and incentives.

The Jack Mancini Team's office is on Corkscrew Road, minutes from the Summercrest site. We have watched this corner move through rezoning and into site work, and we drive past it constantly.

That is not a claim of inside information. It simply means that when you ask how the entrances will work off Design Parc Lane and Sandy Lane, how the site sits relative to Corkscrew Road traffic and the planned 6-foot wall, or how walkable the Estero Village Center Hub actually is from that corner, we can answer from having stood there rather than from a brochure.

The Jack Mancini Team is an independent brokerage with no affiliation to Toll Brothers, no preferred-agent status, and no inventory access or allocation.

On new construction, the builder pays the buyer agent commission. Bringing your own representation does not increase what you pay for the home.

The on-site sales team works for the builder. Their job is to sell the community. Our job is to look at the contract, the deposit schedule, the homesite tradeoffs, the design-studio budget, and the delivery timeline from your side of the table.

Representation should be established before your first visit to a sales office. Registration rules vary by builder, and they are generally difficult to undo once you have walked in unrepresented.