About Talis Park
Talis Park is a gated community of 623 residential parcels in Naples, built around a par-72 18-hole championship golf course (Greg Norman & Pete Dye; renovated 2023).
Amenities — club amenities owned/operated by Talis Park Golf Club (membership); the community association governs residential common areas — include a par-72 18-hole championship golf course (Greg Norman & Pete Dye; renovated 2023), the 'Vyne House' clubhouse with casual and fine dining, a wellness center, spa and fitness, a pool deck and sports amenities, a private gated entry, 11 neighborhoods of single-family homes, villas, coach homes and condominiums.
On paper, the community sits in evacuation zone D.
Talis Park carries a useful piece of history a buyer should know at the outset: it is the former Tuscany Reserve. Kitson & Partners acquired the roughly 2005-era Tuscany Reserve, rebranded it Talis Park and finished it as a private, gated golf-and-lifestyle community of 11 neighborhoods in North Naples — and the community association's own records confirm the name change was made in December 2011, so older listings, plats and documents may still reference Tuscany Reserve for the same place. That provenance matters when searching titles or comparing sales.
The community's identity is a walkable, design-forward take on the Naples country club. Its par-72 championship course was designed by Greg Norman and Pete Dye and renovated in 2023, and the social heart is the 'Vyne House' clubhouse, with casual and fine dining, a wellness center, spa and fitness, a pool deck and sports amenities. Housing spans single-family homes, villas, coach homes and condominiums across the 11 neighborhoods; the Collier PUD boundary counts roughly 620 parcels within the community, a mix that reflects that variety of product. Golf and club amenities run through Talis Park Golf Club membership, separate from the home purchase, so the membership decision is its own line of due diligence.
Governance is resident-directed and professionally managed: the Talis Park Community Association, Inc. — filed in 2002 under the Tuscany Reserve era and carried forward through the 2011 name change — has a resident officer board with a professional manager of record. County records place Talis Park in evacuation Zone D, in the North Collier fire district, with a flood profile leaning to the X500 band and Friday solid-waste collection. For a buyer, the draws are the renovated Norman/Dye course, the Vyne House lifestyle and the walkable design; the homework is the club membership and simply keeping the Tuscany Reserve history straight when reviewing records.A few practical notes: electricity is Florida Power & Light, and the community's North Naples position near the Lee line is convenient to both Naples and Bonita. The single most useful habit for a Talis Park buyer is to keep the Tuscany Reserve history straight — cross-checking that older records, plats and comparable sales under the former name refer to the same community — and, as with the other clubs here, to price the golf-club membership as a distinct decision from the home itself. Confirm current dues, membership terms, amenity access and any rules directly with the association and club; this page is an independent, records-based starting point and is not affiliated with the community, its club or any developer.
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