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A pastel-painted, active, social beachfront community
Naples’ most historic neighborhood, Old Naples, wasn’t always the high-end shopping and dining hub it is today. It was initially developed around Naples Pier, extending from the neighborhood’s white sand beach over the Gulf of Mexico. “When the city was first developed in the early 1900s, that was the working pier,” says Old Naples Association Vice President Greg Economos. “It was widely known for great fishing. People from the Midwest would come for the winters.” While fishing is no longer the neighborhood’s dominant trade, it remains a popular spot for seasonal residences, especially among retirees. “Many locals live here four to six months out of the year, and the average person is in their mid-to-late 60s,” says Economos, who’s also a Realtor with William Raveis Real Estate. Whether year-round or not, homebuyers gravitate to this wealthy, pastel-painted district for its historic homes, top-tier restaurants and retailers, fitness-friendly amenities and direct beach access.
Two-bedroom condos and eight-figure estates
Economos says Naples “has gotten extremely expensive” recently, with an average home value of just under $1 million. Old Naples raises that figure significantly, with neighborhood properties valued at around $3.1 million on average. “It’s difficult to get a two-bedroom condominium in Old Naples or the city for under $1 million,” Economos says. Diligent homebuyers can find a two-bedroom, first-floor condo in the high $400,000s — if they’re looking for a sub-1,000-square-foot unit in a 55-and-older building. Detached homes vary enormously in size and style. Craftsman cottages from the 1940s, French Colonial-style villas, Cape Cods and newly built transitional-style mansions are just a few architectural variations on display. “Many older homes have been torn down and built back up,” Economos says. Homes peak around $60 million, which might buy a sprawling, Mediterranean-style beachfront mansion. Residential lots average around ¼ of an acre and are arranged along generally gridded blocks, some with sidewalks.
More modestly sized homes in Old Naples include well-maintained ranch-style homes.
Naples real estate can range from low end condos of $500K to $60 million
Oceanfront mansions in Old Naples can reach $60 million.
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From surf shops to yacht dealerships
Two streets — Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South — house Old Naples’ foremost shopping and dining districts. High-end restaurants, designer clothiers, art galleries and yacht dealerships line these corridors; sleek sports cars fill the parallel parking spots. However, Economos describes these environments as inviting, not hifalutin. “It’s probably one of the friendliest communities I’ve ever lived in,” he says. “You’ve got people coming out of Bentleys wearing tennis shoes and shorts. It’s a very comfortable-feeling, understated kind of wealth.” Renowned eateries in the neighborhood include Campiello and Sea Salt, Italian-inspired restaurants with patio seating options. Locals who often take to the beach can grab equipment from Old Naples Surf Shop, which has sold watersport equipment and beachwear since 1983. Residents can drive about 1 mile north to Publix and other big-name retailers for groceries and day-to-day needs.
Fifth Avenue South is one of two prominent shopping and dining corridors in Old Naples.
Old Naples Surf Shop has sold beachwear, surf equipment and more since 1983.
Diners in Old Naples often enjoy their meals on outdoor patios and porches.
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"A very active community for everyone"
Outdoor time is sacred to Old Naples residents, as evidenced by its many bike lanes, public green spaces and proximity to the beach. “It’s one of the country's healthiest places to live in,” Economos says. “It’s a very active community for everyone.” Cambier Park fills 13 acres at the neighborhood’s heart with shuffleboard, basketball and baseball facilities. It’s also home to the Arthur L. Allen Tennis Center, which features a dozen lighted courts. Beachgoers can stake out spots on the sand and lounge for hours, while catamarans frequently embark from docks on Naples Bay. Though Naples Pier was severely damaged in Hurricane Ian in 2022, plans are underway to refortify it for anglers to enjoy.
Efforts are underway to restore Naples Pier, which took heavy damage during a 2022 hurricane.
The Arthur L. Allen Tennis Center in Cambrier Park features multiple public courts.
Bikers are a common sight throughout Old Naples.
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All As for area public schools
Very few K-12 students live in Old Naples, with people under 18 comprising less than 9 percent of the population. The few who live here are zoned for three public schools with A ratings from Niche. These include Lake Park Elementary, less than 1 mile northeast, and Gulfview Middle, centrally located in the neighborhood. Ninth through 12th graders attend Naples High, which has operated 1 mile north of the neighborhood since 1928. Several private options, including the K-8 Saint Ann Catholic School, are available in and around the neighborhood.
The highly rated Gulf View Middle School is centrally located within Old Naples.
Saint Ann Catholic School is one of several private education options for Old Naples students.
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Walkable, bikeable and sports car-able
Many Old Naples residents can get where they need to go on foot or bicycle. U.S. Route 41 runs alongside the neighborhood to the east, taking drivers as far east as Miami and north into Georgia.
Sports cars, golf carts and tandem bikes are just a few ways to get around Old Naples.
Old Naples' pastel-colored buildings exude Southern charm and class.
Designer fashion fills Old Naples' shops and adorns many of its residents.
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On average, homes in Old Naples, Naples sell after 241 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Old Naples, Naples over the last 12 months is $2,400,000, up 20% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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