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Oyster Harbor

What has actually sold in Oyster Harbor over the last twelve months, and what is on the market there today.

Median sale price
$2,112,500

across 14 sales in a year

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For sale now
6

on the market today

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Days to sell
52

for the typical home

Of asking price
93.2%

what sellers actually got

Per square foot
$649

on the typical sale

Typical year built
2019

of homes that sold

What kind of place it is

GatedAll agesGolfCommunity poolBeach access59 homes

Association dues here run about $281 a month for the typical home, though they run from $245 to $664 depending on which building or product you are in. That is what the listings say they are paying, not a quote, and it is the number people forget when they work out what they can afford.

Middle and high school here run on school choice rather than a fixed zone, and each high school has its own focus. Fort Myers is advanced academics, South Fort Myers is career and technical, Cypress Lake runs the Center for the Arts, Dunbar leans to cybersecurity and networking. Which one suits depends on the child, not the address, so it is worth a conversation with the district before you assume anything.

Read off the 7 homes for sale here, and listed only where most of those listings agree. Anything one or two agents claimed on their own is left out, which means this is shorter than the brochure and likelier to be true. Associations change their rules, so confirm anything that would change your mind.

What the association gives you

ClubhousePoolBocceFitness centrePickleballTennisSpaRestaurantSidewalksSauna

What it takes to buy here

The middle half of sales landed between $1,872,500 and $2,395,000. Half of everything sold went under contract inside 52 days.

86% of sales here were on the water, which is the thing that sets the price in this part of Naples more than square footage does.

100% came with a pool, so being without one here is the exception and it shows up in the price.

Listings open in our search. The MLS requires an account before it will show you listing detail and sold prices, which takes a minute.

Before you offer on anything here

Your taxes reassess when you buy, so the seller's bill is not yours. Insurance depends on the roof and the flood zone. Both matter more than the price you negotiate.

Questions people ask about Oyster Harbor

Is Oyster Harbor gated?

Yes. The homes for sale in Oyster Harbor are listed as being behind a gate.

Is Oyster Harbor a 55 and over community?

No. Oyster Harbor is open to all ages.

What are the HOA fees in Oyster Harbor?

Association dues run about $281 a month for the typical home, though they run from $245 to $664 depending on which building or product you are in, adding up every fee the listings disclose. Ask for the current budget and any assessment on the table before you offer, because dues are the part of the payment that moves after closing.

Does Oyster Harbor have golf?

Yes. Listings in Oyster Harbor carry a golf course. Whether membership is included, optional or mandatory varies by community and it is worth asking early, since a mandatory membership can add a large one-off fee at closing.

How much do homes in Oyster Harbor sell for?

The median sale in Oyster Harbor over the last twelve months was $2,112,500, across 14 closings. The middle half landed between $1,872,500 and $2,395,000. There are 6 homes for sale there today.

How long does it take to sell in Oyster Harbor?

Half of what sold went under contract within 52 days. Sellers got 93.2% of what they asked. A home sitting far longer than that is usually telling you something about its price rather than about the neighbourhood.

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Thinking about Oyster Harbor?

Numbers will not tell you which streets flood or which association is about to assess. Ring and ask.

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Aggregated from Florida Gulf Coast Multiple Listing Service data, twelve months of closed sales filtered to homes. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS. A median is not a valuation of any particular property. Rebuilt 2026-08-26.