Audubon lies in Collier County; the community extends from Route 41 on the east to the Gulf estuaries on the west.  Audubon's alliance with nature is exemplified by the eagles that have made their home here since the early stages of the development.  They are often seen on the golf course and surrounding area. You will discover a variety of neighborhoods located within Audubon Country Club, each reflecting a distinctive lifestyle and price consideration.  Single family homes, free standing villa homes, gracious estate properties and thirty-six luxurious condominium units appeal to the most discerning home buyer. Audubon Country Club has one of the lowest densities among country club developments in Collier County.  At build out there will be a maximum of only 409 homes on 770 acres.  Two hundred seventy-four (274) acres of upland and wetland preserves can never be developed.  The 28 lakes and natural areas are maintained by experts.  Wildlife is abundant and routinely is observed on the property. A round of golf at Audubon is a visual treat, offering views of numerous lakes, unspoiled wetlands and nature preserves and the luxurious homes that overlook the fairways. Compatible architecture and landscape style blend the fourteen neighborhoods of Audubon into one of the most beautiful and harmonious communities in Southwest Florida.  Our homes are known for their spectacuar views featuring golf course, lake or secluded nature preserve panoramas.  The market for home resales continues to be strong with prices climbing.  Some of our residents have shown their affinity for Audubon by moving to a second or third home within the development as they begin to spend more time in Southwest Florida.  The Architectural Review Board assures that the standards for each neighborhood are maintained. Audubon's location offers unmatched convenience to Gulf beaches and the nearest marina is a mere five (5) minutes away.  The Philharmonic Center and Museum, upscale shopping at Waterside Shops and first run theaters are just 15 minutes away.  The Southwest Florida International Airport is thirty minutes away.  Casual and fine dining restaurants are in abundance. Convenient guarded entries on Vanderbilt Drive into Phase II and Phase I on N. Tamiami Trail (Route 41) provide easy entrances and exits to Audubon.