$1,740,199Average Value$288Average Price per Sq Ft9Homes For Sale
A resort feel right in the neighborhood
Between the watery canals, stucco homes and streets with names like Sorrento Drive and Garibaldi Lane, this neighborhood looks more like a slice of the Mediterranean than Long Beach. “Naples is like Venice up in Los Angeles,” says Kelsea Mazzocco, Realtor with First Team Real Estate and Long Beach native. “There are all these canals, and people stand-up paddleboard along them. It feels like a resort town. There’s a lot of diversity, but it’s this small niche people don’t really know about.” Resident Katie Rowe, director of the neighborhood watch, says, “It's really magical to live in a place that many people would consider a vacation destination! We are a literal island in the middle of a giant metro area, complete with canals, gondolas, beautiful homes and lovely neighbors.”
Paddle boarders leisurely go down the canals of Naples that are reminiscent of Venice.
Naples Island from above shows the abundance of private docks.
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Many homes in Naples have their own private docks and the boats to park in.
Naples' beach and boating options
While there are a few pocket parks scattered throughout the neighborhood, like La Bella Fontana di Napoli, which features a tiered fountain, Marine Park is the most popular outdoor hangout for neighbors, from the grassy area surrounding the park and playground to the beach. Marine Park encompasses Mother’s Beach, which gets its name from its gentle waves and shallow depth, making it safe for families and novice swimmers.
“We are definitely a water community since we live on an island," says Rowe. "Swimming, paddleboarding and sailing are all really popular.” Many use Mother’s Beach as a launch point for canoes and kayaks, but numerous docks and lagoons are throughout the island. The neighborhood’s waterways stay busy, as residents enjoy traveling by boat as a hobby or for transportation. Mazzocco says stand-up paddleboarding is the official sport here. “It’s really fun,” she says. “Everybody goes around on SUPs.”
Seaside Spanish Revivals and Mediterranean villas
Tall palm trees and red tile roofs give the neighborhood a Mediterranean look. Naples Island's layout also feels European, with alleyways and a compact grid layout that invites residents to walk or bike everywhere.
Homes are a mix of Spanish Revival and Mediterranean styles, sometimes with contemporary twists like picture windows and angular architecture. Single-family homes with stucco siding and terra cotta roofs start at $1.2 million but can exceed $9 million for larger homes with private boat docks and luxury amenities like wine cellars. Buyers should know, says Mazzocco, “Homes usually go for at least $200,000 over the asking price. Prices aren’t going to go down with the higher interest rates because we have a low inventory. We get multiple offers on every home.” For buyers who want a view of the water without paying the premium for a personal dock, condos are an option. Condos usually list for around $425,000 to just under $1 million, depending on the size of the space and its amenities. Many condos offer amenities like pools and gyms.
Naples homes include a variety of home-styles, including Spanish style houses.
Mediterranean-style is a popular style in Naples.
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Naples hosts city-wide events and neighborhood socials
Naples attracts all who love being on the water. Neighbors and Long Beach residents gather each December for the annual Boat Parade. Participants decorate their vessels with bright holiday decorations. The event attracts everything from yachts to sailboats to cruise the canals. Less officially, the waterways host races and casual cruising throughout the year. The Naples Improvement Association plans many community events for Naples neighbors. Holidays are commemorated with egg hunts, toy drives and house decoration contents. Residents can also look forward to concerts in the park, cook-offs and flea markets.
Marine Stadium in Naples has open green space for picnics and recreation.
Naples residents can get fresh produce and hot foods at the farmers market in Marine Stadium.
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Second Street restaurants and mainland south Long Beach shopping
“We are so lucky to have so many amazing options," says Jessica Ripoll, lifelong Long Beach resident and Naples Improvement Association volunteer. "They seem to be getting better and better!” Rowe and Ripoll both endorse Kihon Sushi on the island. Michael’s and K.C. Branagan’s are also favorite spots for a night out. It’s easy to access more options on the Long Beach mainland. “We can easily walk to the many restaurants on Second Street,” says Ripoll. “If you have a boat or dinghy, it’s also a great treat to take a short cruise to the Boathouse on the Bay or Schooner or Later.”
Just across the Second Street Bridge, Marina Pacifica’s shopping centers provide retail options for essentials and specialty goods. Shoppers pick up ingredients at Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods, explore the boutiques and stores at 2ND & PCH Mall, or dine out at one of the local or chain restaurants.
2nd and PCH is a go-to destination by Naples for shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Naples residents can get their groceries at the nearby Whole Foods in 2nd and PCH.
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Kids attend Long Beach Unified schools
Long Beach offers parents school choice, but students will not have to leave their neighborhood for highly rated schools. Each school students are assigned to has earned an A from Niche. Kids are set to attend Naples Elementary School and Will Rogers Middle School. Most neighborhood kids will attend Woodrow Wilson High School. Throughout high school, students will be enrolled in specialized academic pathways that prepare them for a future career. Kids are encouraged to participate in extracurriculars, which will earn them medallions upon graduation.
Naples Elementary is one of the top elementary schools in Eastern Long Beach.
Wilson High School resides in Long Beach's Recreation Park neighborhood.
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Travel by car, cart, foot or boat
Naples is so walkable that Katie Rowe says she only drives on weekdays to go to work. Ripoll also walks everywhere. The island of Naples is roughly a mile wide its mainland communities are compact, so there isn’t much ground to cover. While many residents own cars for commuting, car traffic is not the only traffic in Naples. Ripoll says many residents get around via golf carts. Boating is also a common transportation option. There are docks and boat launching points on walkable pathways around the community.
Naples residents can utilize the Long Beach Transit to take them where they need to go.
Naples has a lively boating culture with many residences owning a yacht in various sizes.
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Parks in this Area
Spinnaker Bay Park
Trails
Jellyfish Cove Park
Trails
Marine Stadium
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Boating
Marina Vista Park
Baseball/Softball
Lake
Picnic Area
Jack Nichol Park
Bike Trails
Picnic Area
Trails
Will Rogers Mini Park
Picnic Area
Multi-Purpose Field
Transit
Airport
Long Beach (Daugherty Field)
13 min drive
Bus
2nd & Marina NW
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Pch & Marina Pacifica W
Bus
2nd & E. Campo SW
Bus
2nd & Ravenna SE
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2nd & Ravenna NW
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Pch & Loynes SW
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2nd & Venetia NW
Naples Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Naples, Long Beach sell after 86 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Naples, Long Beach over the last 12 months is $360,000, down 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Perched atop the crown jewel of exclusive Naples Island, this extraordinary penthouse at the Portofino offers a rare opportunity to own a landmark residence in one of Southern California’s most coveted waterfront communities. Spanning approximately 4,000 square feet, this 3-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom masterpiece delivers commanding, unobstructed views of Alamitos Bay, the Pacific Ocean, city skyline,
Enjoy the coastal lifestyle with this charming two-story cottage located on Naples Island. Offering over 2005 square feet of living space, 214 Angelo Walk features 4 spacious bedrooms (one currently being used as a flex/lounge/home office space), 3 bathrooms, a welcoming courtyard entry, and a rare backyard/private patio space. Perfect for full-time residents or those seeking a vacation home,
Beautiful remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo nestled within the lush, gated oasis of Stoney Brook Villas. This top floor unit welcomes you with contemporary finishes throughout that seamlessly integrates living, dining, and a chef-ready kitchen. Sliding glass doors from both the living area and bedrooms bathe the interior in natural light and lead to a generous balcony overlooking mature
$1000 SECURITY DEPOSIT ON APPROVED APPLICATIONAbout the UnitNaples Isle Apartments, located at 5441 E. 2nd St. in Long Beach, offers studio and one-bedroom apartments ranging from approximately 260 to 600 square feet. Each unit features hardwood flooring, ceiling fans, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances, including a gas range and microwave. Select units include outdoor
Unit 319. Rental price listed is for a 1 year lease. Owner is also willing to lease for a 3 month term ($3300/month) or a 6 month term ($3000/month). Top floor, end unit with private, oversized balcony and 2 tandem parking spaces in the gated subterranean garage. Gated community, unit is west facing, trees/sunset views and prime location away from the PCH road noise. Slider in the living room
Welcome to your new home in the vibrant Marina District of Long Beach, CA! This delightful property offers a wonderful blend of comfort and convenience, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to enjoy the best of coastal living.Key property features make this residence stand out. Enjoy easy access to fantastic nearby amenities, including a great restaurant and a department store.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
6,634
Median Age
56
Population Density
15 ppl/acre
Population under 18
14.6%
Below the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
35.3%
Above the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$123,245
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$153,176
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
95.1%
College Graduates
60.2%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
29.1%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
57.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
12''
Average Winter Low Temperature
46°F
Average Summer High Temperature
82°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
65/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
49/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
35/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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