Daughtrey’s Creek (also spelled Daughtreys Creek) is a peaceful, wooded residential neighborhood in North Fort Myers, Florida (ZIP 33917), featuring single-family homes along a winding creek that flows into the Caloosahatchee River. The community offers water views, larger homesites, a mix of established homes and new construction opportunities, and a family- and pet-friendly atmosphere. It is non-gated with no deed restrictions in many listings.
HOA Fees and Financial Obligations There is no homeowners association (HOA) for Daughtrey’s Creek. Multiple real estate sources confirm zero HOA fees, with properties explicitly marketed as having "no HOA fees" or "NO HOA FEES or deed restrictions." Residents have no mandatory association dues, assessments, or financial obligations to a community HOA. This results in lower ongoing costs compared to nearby master-planned communities.
Rules and Regulations With no HOA in place, there are no community-enforced rules, architectural guidelines, or deed restrictions from an association. Homeowners enjoy greater freedom in property use, modifications, and landscaping, subject only to Lee County ordinances and any applicable municipal regulations. This lack of oversight is frequently highlighted as a benefit for buyers seeking flexibility.
Community Amenities and Lifestyle Amenities are minimal and primarily natural. The neighborhood benefits from its location near the creek, providing scenic water views and a tranquil setting. A central park with walking trails, picnic areas, and playgrounds is noted in some community descriptions, supporting outdoor recreation. The area is convenient to I-75, Highway 41, shopping, and services in North Fort Myers. Lifestyle emphasizes privacy, space, and proximity to nature rather than resort-style facilities.
Notable Aspects Daughtrey’s Creek stands out for its no-HOA status, making it attractive for those avoiding association fees and restrictions. Homes typically range from 2-5 bedrooms with sizes around 1,900+ sq ft, often on larger lots. It is described as one of North Fort Myers' loved established communities with mature landscaping and a quiet, rural feel despite easy access to urban amenities.