Chestnut Creek is a large deed-restricted residential development in Venice, Florida, comprising multiple sub-associations that govern distinct neighborhoods including the Villas, The Isles, Patio Homes, Manors, and Estates sections.
Information on specific monthly, quarterly, annual, transfer, or capital contribution fees varies by sub-association and is not uniformly available across public sources. One sub-association reports monthly dues of $180. Details on special assessments are unavailable.
Each sub-association maintains its own architectural review processes, landscaping standards, and community guidelines. Common themes include restrictions on exterior modifications, pet policies in common areas, and maintenance of shared amenities. Detailed rules are documented per association.
Residents across Chestnut Creek sub-associations share access to multiple swimming pools, clubhouses, tennis courts, shuffleboard courts, walking paths, ponds, and green spaces. Specific availability depends on the neighborhood.
The community offers a tranquil, resort-style setting with active social opportunities, maintenance-free options in some sections, and proximity to Venice's beaches and natural areas, fostering a strong sense of community among residents.
Villas of Chestnut Creek Owners Association, Inc.: Website myvocc.com. The Isles of Chestnut Creek Homeowners Association, Inc.: Website theisleshoa.com. Management details and board contacts are handled through individual association portals or property management firms such as CMR Property Management. Specific phone numbers and emails are listed on sub-association sites where available.
The development spans approximately 250 acres with 667 homes and villas. The Isles section received recognition as “Best Small Community in Southwest Florida” in 2006. Multiple sub-associations allow tailored governance while sharing broader community amenities.
Chestnut Creek provides a well-established, amenity-rich living environment in Venice, FL, supported by a network of HOAs focused on preserving property values and resident enjoyment.