Long acknowledged as a place where residents and nature connect, Bonita Bay’s stewardship of the land is legendary. A deep respect for nature and its preservation guided the community’s design. More than half of Bonita Bay’s acreage was set aside for natural areas and open space, and residential neighborhoods were sited to take advantage of views of nature without impacting it. Land was selectively hand-cleared. Specimen trees, wildlife habitat, and natural wetlands were preserved and invasive exotics were replaced with native species. The result of this highly unique and thoughtful approach to development is a decidedly different community that embraces the unspoiled natural beauty of Southwest Florida. In addition to reptiles, amphibians, fish, and small mammals, Bonita Bay is home to a pair of nesting bald eagles. The eagles have thrived at Bonita Bay, producing more than 30 fledglings since 1977.

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In addition to enjoying luxurious, fully completed residences with spacious outdoor terraces, the residents of the award-winning Ronto Group’s Seaglass at Bonita Bay highrise tower will relish the amenity rich, world-class lifestyle that continues to make Bonita Bay one of Southwest Florida’s most desirable communities. Recognized as one of the ten healthiest clubs in America by Prevo Health Solutions, Bonita Bay’s array of amenities includes a 60,000 square feet Lifestyle Center that features a fitness center, spa and salon, five of Southwest Florida’s premier golf courses, casual and fine dining, boating, biking and hiking trails, kayaking and canoeing, tennis, and a private, residents only beach club on Little Hickory Island. The master planned, gated community is celebrated for its environmental stewardship, award-winning landscaping, and creative land use, including three waterfront parks and 1,400 acres of open space.

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With more than $130 million in sales already processed and construction progressing as planned, luxury homebuyer traffic and sales continue to expand at the award-winning Ronto Group’s highly anticipated 26-floor, 120-unit Seaglass at Bonita Bay high-rise tower within the Bonita Bay community. All of the building’s penthouse residences have been sold. A choice selection of tower residences remains available. Ronto expects the building to be topped-off by October and that construction will be completed on schedule just 11 months from now. Three furnished models are scheduled to be open for viewing in fourth quarter of this year.

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Concrete on the 20th floor has been poured and construction of The Ronto Group’s 26-floor, 120-unit Seaglass high-rise tower within Bonita Bay remains on schedule for completion just 11 months from now. Ronto expects the building to top-off in October. With the project progressing as planned, Ronto announced three furnished Seaglass models are expected to be open for viewing in fourth quarter of this year. Ronto selected Robb & Stucky’s Susan J. Bleda ASID and Rachelle Porco to create the interior for the Seaglass 804 tower residence model, Renee Gaddis, NCIDQ, ASID, GREEN AP, President and Principal Designer of Renee Gaddis Interiors for tower residence 306, and Cinnabar Design’s Diana Hall, ASID and Laurie Walter, ASID for the tower residence 605 model. The model interiors will include finishes now on display at the Seaglass Design Studio located at the Seaglass Sales Center at 26951 Country Club Drive in Bonita Bay. Ronto’s Finishing Touches Program allows future residents to visit the Design Studio and select finishes for their new home’s flooring, cabinetry, countertops, door hardware, plumbing fixtures, and paint colors. To ensure each residence is finished to each owner’s specific tastes, future residents may also specify finishes from other sources. With construction progressing rapidly, opportunities to select finishes will become progressively limited.

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