Gated golf community on Gary Player course with 460 estate homes near Brevard Zoo.
Baytree is a gated golf community located in Suntree, Brevard County, comprising approximately 460 estate-sized homes built around an 18-hole Gary Player Signature Golf Course. Home sizes range from 2,500 to 8,000 square feet, with prices historically ranging from $250,000 to $2.5 million, reflecting the subdivision’s diverse offerings from entry-level to luxury properties. The community features spacious lots ranging from 120 to 300 feet and was developed by prominent builders including Armstrong Custom Homes, Arthur Rutenberg Homes, DiPrimam Joyal, and Salgar Construction.
The community is secured by a 24-hour manned guard gate at the main entrance and includes a back gate for homeowners. Amenities are centered around Baytree National Golf Links, which features a semi-private membership model, clubhouse with restaurant and pro shop, tennis courts, and fitness facilities. The streetscape is intentionally designed for golf-cart use, encouraging a walkable, leisure-oriented lifestyle. HOA fees range from $75 to $250 monthly depending on the sub-section and whether exterior maintenance is bundled, with a CDD (Community Development District) assessment averaging approximately $2,600 annually.
Baytree zoning is administered by Brevard Public Schools across all three grade levels. The community is positioned near major attractions including Brevard Zoo, Patrick Space Force Base, and the Kennedy Space Center, while maintaining proximity to shopping and dining at The Avenue Viera. Residents benefit from the larger Suntree infrastructure, which includes over 100 miles of trails, numerous parks, and additional recreational amenities.
The community attracts golf enthusiasts and buyers who want a secure, amenity-rich setting with mature landscaping and nature preserves. Homes often feature high-end finishes including Venetian plaster, crown molding, marble, granite, custom pools, and waterfront or golf course views. While short-term rental policies vary by sub-section, potential buyers should verify current regulations with the Baytree Community Association (baytreeca.org) before purchasing.
Home prices in Baytree range from $250,000 to $2.5 million, reflecting estate-sized properties with 2,500 to 8,000 square feet. Recent median sales prices have centered around $699,000-$781,000. Prices vary significantly based on golf course views, waterfront location, lot size, and custom finishes. Contact a Market Connect Realty agent for current MLS listings.
Yes, Baytree is a secured gated community with a 24-hour manned guard gate at the main entrance and a back gate for homeowners. The gating and security are maintained as part of HOA services. This provides residents with privacy and controlled access while supporting the community's upscale atmosphere.
Baytree addresses fall under Brevard Public Schools for all three grade levels. These are all Brevard Public Schools campuses. For school-specific information, contact Brevard County Public Schools at 321-633-1000.
HOA fees in Baytree range from $75 to $250 monthly depending on the sub-section and whether exterior maintenance is included. Additionally, residents pay an annual CDD (Community Development District) assessment of approximately $2,600. Golf membership at Baytree National is optional and separate. Verify current fees with the Baytree Community Association.
Baytree features an 18-hole Gary Player Signature Golf Course with clubhouse, restaurant, pro shop, tennis courts, and fitness center. Additional amenities include a heated community pool, walking trails, and nature preserves. The golf-cart-friendly streetscape encourages leisurely recreation. Some amenities require separate club membership.
Baytree comprises approximately 460 homes organized into several smaller gated sub-neighborhoods. These estate-sized residences range from 2,500 to 8,000 square feet on lots of 120 to 300 feet. The subdivision represents one of Suntree's larger master-planned golf communities.
Short-term rental policies may vary by sub-section within Baytree. Some neighborhoods may have restrictions, while others permit vacation rentals. Potential buyers should verify rental restrictions with the specific sub-association and review current HOA documents before purchasing.
Baytree was developed over multiple decades beginning in the 1990s and continuing through the 2000s. The exact start and completion dates vary by sub-neighborhood. The Isles of Baytree sub-section began construction in the early 2000s. Contact the Baytree Community Association for detailed development timeline information.