OLD NAPLES LIVING: A GLIMPSE INTO PRESTIGIOUS RESIDENCES

Discover the Timeless Charm of Classic Elegance in Old Naples Homes and Lots

From the beautiful beaches to shopping and restaurants on Third Street South or Fifth Avenue South, Old Naples is a highly desired luxury Naples neighborhood in Downtown Naples.  Sought out by many because of its central location and walkable landscape, people can always be found walking, biking, grabbing a coffee, or coming back from lunch.  Old Naples Real Estate early history gives way for mature landscaping, beautiful lots and homes, and classic Naples estates.

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Old Naples Properties For Sale

What Makes Old Naples Real Estate Stand Out?

  • Exceptional architecture has something for every taste.  With historic beach cottages dating back to the early 1900s, quaint condos, to the very best in locally designed homes.

  • Pristine white beaches renowned for their cleanliness and natural beauty steal the show as scenic Gulf of Mexico sunsets aren’t obstructed by hi-rise condo buildings.  Voted the best all-around beach in America by the Travel Channel, Old Naples’ fabulous 1.75 mile-long stretch of beach has 20 public access points for your convenience.
  • A world-class retail and dining experience.  With boutique clothing stores, exquisite gift shops, superb restaurants, and art galleries, you won’t be short of entertainment between Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South.  Living in Old Naples, a short walk or scenic bike ride will take you through the beautifully landscaped homes of Old Naples Real Estate.
  • Naples was ranked No. 1 Small Arts Town in America by John Villani in his book ‘100 Best Art Towns in America’.  From regular exhibitions to art stores and galleries, if you love art, you’ll love living close to all the action in downtown Naples. To know historical facts about Old Naples visit this blog post.
  • Easily Walkable. Unlike some neighborhoods that seem to sprawl on forever, Old Naples is a fairly compact neighborhood that is easy to get around on foot or bicycle.  In just a few minutes, you can stroll to the beach, walk to the downtown Naples action or pick up a game of tennis at the Arthur L. Allen Tennis Center.  You will never be far from the amenities you need.

Old Naples Real Estate Highlights

Stretching 1.75 miles along the coast and 0.75 miles from US 41 to the beach, Old Naples covers 1.5 square miles and includes approximately 2,850 residences (1,100 single-family homes and 1,750 condominiums). Contact Matt Brown to find waterfront homes, luxury condos & homes for sale in Old Naples.

  • 51 single-family homes sold in Old Naples real estate in 2022 at an average price of $7,887,350 ($2,125 per square foot) and an average size of 3,799 square feet. The highest home sale price of 2022 in Old Naples real estate was $24,500,000.
  • 126 condominiums sold in Old Naples real estate in 2022 at an average price of $1,644,970 ($1,026 per square foot) and an average size of 1,504 square feet. The highest condo sale price of 2022 in Old Naples real estate was $5,300,000.
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Dining, Shopping and Entertainment

Naples’ Old Naples neighborhood is famous for its incredible dining and retail experiences, with exceptional stores and eateries. If you are a foodie, highlights on Third Street South include the fabulous Tommy Bahama, Campiello, Jane’s Garden Café, and The Bevy. Fifth Avenue South keeps the standard equally high, with award-winning chefs and incredible dining experiences. Here is the details of some of the places famous for food and drinks. There are options for every taste, but highlights include The French, Ocean Prime, and Bar Tulia. Here are details of restaurants worth trying. If you adventure a bit further, there are many dining options at Crayton Cove, where Blue Provence, The Dock at Crayton Grove, and The Boathouse on Naples Bay all have something unique to make your evening a special one. Check some of these upscale restaurants in the area.

Similar to downtown Naples dining, shopping at both Third Street South and Fifth Avenue South are equally impressive. Walking along both downtown streets, you will be drawn to unique boutiques, cute gift shops, and more. And while you venture, there are plenty of pick-me-up local options we recommend trying; 5th Avenue Coffee Company, Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii, Divine Naples Coffee and Wine, and The Brick Coffee Bar all get my business frequently.

The arts are well represented in Naples with a variety of venues, including The Naples Players, who deliver both indoor and outdoor events, and The Gulfshore Playhouse, which includes plans for an exciting new theatre. A wealth of galleries are found throughout Old Naples too, including 5th Avenue Art Galleries, Naples Art, 3rd Street South Art, and the Naples Art District.

Old Naples is still growing too, aside from the new playhouse construction, there are also plans for constructing the Old Naples Hotel in the 3rd Street South neighborhood and redevelopment of the Naples Beach Club on the North end of Old Naples.

Things To Do In Old Naples

Golf

Residents of Old Naples take advantage of Naples 80+ championship golf courses. If you are looking for private membership, area favorites are the Moorings Golf and Country Club (a private Member-owned golf club that offers both golf and social memberships and includes an 18-hole par 63 golf course), Grey Oaks (3 championship courses), and Bear’s Paw (private smaller member-owned country club community, home of the first 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course in Southwest Florida). Golf+

Whether you love to be outside or enjoy staying physically fit, there are a number of well-maintained, easily accessed parks nearby. Cambier Park incorporates the Arthur Allen Tennis Center, Baker Park includes a kayak launch, outdoor fitness facility, a sunrise terrace overlooking the river – perfect for morning yoga classes and other activities – a grassy knoll, pathways dotted with picnic shelters and playgrounds, and more and then the famous Naples Pier is always a draw for an early morning or sunset beach walk.

There are a number of private clubs in Old Naples that offer the service and exclusivity you may be looking for, including the Naples Yacht Club, Naples Sailing and Yacht Club, along with the Naples Bay Club. Each offers fine dining, a range of quality activities and experiences, as well as a chance to be part of an exclusive community of Neapolitans. Boating+

Naples has a vibrant calendar of events covering everything from exhibitions to festivals. With something for everyone, Naples Events alongside a number of location-specific options at 5th Avenue South Events and 3rd Street South Events, there is always something to see or do in Naples.

Visitors also enjoy a broad choice of hotels covering every taste and need. With 1.75 miles of beach frontage, Old Naples has been a prime site for hotels since the early 1900s, and today, that means impressive options. Highlights include The Inn on Fifth, Trianon Old Naples, Hyatt House Naples 5th Avenue, Bellasera Resort, and Naples Bay Resort.

It shouldn’t come as a surprise, but Naples has long been a popular destination for visitors. Naples’ stunning Southwest Florida location has much to offer including a number of tours and experiences. For a trip back in time, the Historic Palm Cottage House & Walking Tours, Naples Trolley Tours, and Segway Tours take you through the history of Naples and its fabulous neighborhoods including Old Naples. If you prefer life on the water, Pure Florida, Naples Princess Cruise, Naples Explorer Cruise, and Sweet Liberty Sailing Cruise give you a chance to explore the waters surrounding Naples. For those who like to see nature up close, venture locally at the Naples Zoo and Naples Botanical Garden or plan to make a special trip to Crystal Springs to swim with the manatees or kayak/paddleboard the Weeki Wachee State Park natural springs.

Schooling

Naples has an excellent reputation for its education department, with the Collier County Public Schools District winning an “A-” rating from the Florida Department of Education three years running. As of the 2021-2022 school year, there are approximately 54,000 students and over 100 public and private schools throughout Collier County with a wide choice of both public and private schools around Old Naples neighborhood, including:

Public:

  • Lake Park Elementary
  • Gulfview Middle School
  • Naples High School
  • Mason Classical Academy (Charter)
  • Naples Classical Academy (Charter)

Private:

  • Saint Ann School
  • Community School of Naples
  • Seacrest Country Day School
  • The Village School

Visit GreatSchools.org/florida/naples for more options and information.