Naples Homes & Real Estate

Browse the top Naples, FL homes for sale and real estate below. With just under 20,000 residents, Naples offers the feel of a small-town community in a world-class tourist destination. People who buy a home in Naples enjoy beach access. For further information regarding Naples properties for sale, including prior sales history, price changes, property disclosures, and more, or to request a private home showing, connect with your LOCAL real estate experts today! Read more about Naples real estate.

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This page is updated with Naples home listings several times per day directly from the Naples, Florida MLS. Each Naples MLS listing includes the property price, days on the market, square footage, year built, lot size, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, assigned schools, construction type, and other property details as entered by the listing agent in the MLS.

Also, review local Naples, FL property tax information and the current listing status (active, under contract, or pending). As available, numerous property features such as greenbelt locations, views, swimming pools, and Naples community amenities, including parks and golf courses, will be listed.

Naples Real Estate Market

People interested in moving to Naples have a variety of home styles and prices to consider. Buying a single-family home in Naples may start at around $250,000 and exceed $2.5 million. The most luxurious homes in Naples can be listed anywhere between $3 million and $50 million. Additionally, waterfront homes in Naples are especially popular. Homes with swimming pools in Naples are also very desirable, and Naples condos can provide a relaxing beach-town residence. Those interested in building a custom, new construction home can work with one of Naples' top home builders.

The cost of living in Naples will vary by property and other factors. People on a budget will still find plenty of great and affordable Naples neighborhoods.

Some of the favorite neighborhoods in Naples include Audubon, Lely Resort, and Royal Harbor, the latter of which is one of Naples' most expensive neighborhoods.

Naples Community Amenities

Naples offers a range of amenities for both tourists and residents for its high-end shopping, luxury golf courses, and expansive resorts. Nature abounds at the Naples Botanical Garden, which is also an excellent kid-friendly activity; the Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary; the Everglades National Park; and the numerous beaches in the area. Fishing at the Naples Pier has long been a tradition of the area. Shoppers love the antique stores in the 3rd Street South shopping district, the Naples downtown art galleries, or the upscale open-air shopping opportunities at Waterside Shops and Tin City. Getting to any of these activities is easy with Naples' many public transportation options. Some neighborhoods are particularly walkable, allowing access to things to do without a car.

Naples, Florida, is a marvelous destination for outdoor activities, such as relaxing on the beach, playing a round of golf, or enjoying one of its many parks or numerous trails. The velvety white sands are breathtaking along Vanderbilt Beach and Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park. Downtown Naples is within walking distance of Naples Beach. Naples is known for its impressive golf courses.

There are over 20 different golf courses in the Naples area where guests are sure to find a superior golf experience. In fact, the community is nicknamed the Golf Capital of the World, one of the fun facts about Naples. Golf enthusiasts will find one of the most sought-after golf programs among luxury communities and abundant four and five-star resorts. 

For those who enjoy symphonic music, jazz, blues, or even dance, then Naples is a dream come true! Come and see the Naples Philharmonic Center, the cultural heart of Naples. With Broadway productions, orchestra concerts, and dance performances, it provides a cross-section of cultural events.

For some jazz or blues, visit Naples’s Cambier Park right in the center of downtown Naples. Touring ballet and modern dance companies regularly frequent Naples, too.

Shopping is a favorite activity in local Naples. Tasteful, upscale boutiques are abundant, and outlet malls are an enormous lure for those looking for name-brand deals. The deluxe shops and boutiques of Old Naples, 5th Avenue, and 3rd Street South are acclaimed. Many refined and luxurious locations are minutes away from the Isles of Capri.

The Waterside Shops at Pelican Bay, The Village on Venetian Bay, Coastland Center Mall, and Bayfront all add to the character and atmosphere here in paradise. Marco Island and Naples are also home to many restaurants. Guests can choose from fine dining to everyday atmospheres and fresh local seafood to global cuisine.

Naples Local Highlights

• Naples Botanical Gardens features miles of beautiful paths winding through 170 acres of lush plants
• The Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary is home to alligators, otters, white-tailed deer, and red-bellied turtles and is located just 20 minutes from Naples
• Located along the Gulf of Mexico, the Naples Pier is a historic site offering fishing and sightseeing
• Lowdermilk Beach is a neighborhood favorite, and it features powdery soft sand, volleyball courts, picnic tables, children's playgrounds, and more
• The Naples Zoo at the Caribbean Gardens boasts 43 acres of world-class wild animal exhibits along with botanical gardens
• With so many beaches and direct access to the Gulf of Mexico, Naples has a ton of options and opportunities for water recreation
• Gallery Row in the Old Naples neighborhood features postcard-perfect Mediterranean-style architecture and three blocks of art galleries, an auction house, and antique shops
• Waterside Shops boasts over 60 upscale, luxury retail stores in an open-air setting
• Located in Naples, Tin City offers open-air shops with local handmade goods and antiques
• I-75 and US-41 provide easy ways to get around Naples and the surrounding areas

Naples School Information

The Collier County Public School System serves 47,000 students in Naples. Students in Naples also have the option of exploring many of the area's private schools, such as St. Elizabeth Seton School, the St. John Neumann High School, the Community School of Naples, the Seacrest Country Day School, the Mason Classical Academy, and others. There are no colleges or universities in any subdivision of Naples, but the Florida Gulf Coast University offers continuing education courses in its satellite campus in the downtown Naples neighborhood.

Naples is a great place to consider for buyers who want a home in a small community with access to a wide range of amenities. In addition to all the amenities listed above, Naples also boasts more than 300 sunny days per year, and this community is an ideal place to call home.

Naples FL Real Estate Agents

Preparing to buy or sell a home in Naples? Allow our Naples real estate experts to help you through the process of buying your new Naples property or selling your current residence. As local real estate agents, we have up-to-date information on the distinct dynamics of Naples, Florida, real estate.

To learn more about representation for buyers and sellers, contact Palm Paradise Real Estate. Ready to sell your home in Naples? Obtain a property value estimate in just moments using our market analysis page!

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