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Villages of Monterey offers contemporary living in a convenient Naples location
The Villages of Monterey is an active, gated Naples community with an eclectic mix of high-value homes around a pair of man-made lakes. Residents enjoy resort-style recreation and proximity to modern amenities and attractions. “It’s a friendly, well-run neighborhood,” says Jocie Jandovitz, Realtor with John R Wood Properties. “It’s a wonderful location, with access to downtown, shopping, schools and the beach.”
Homes in Villages of Monterey are offered in a variety of styles.
Villages of Monterey offers single family homes in a quiet community with water views.
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Custom-built homes on larger lots with mature landscaping
Though home to villas and attached condos, contemporary single-family homes on spacious lots represent most of the community’s housing. Each housing type has its own homeowner’s association. Mature trees and custom landscaping complement waterfront views. “It’s not your traditional development,” Jandovitz says. “All the homes are custom-built.”
Driveways and attached garages are standard. Walking paths run through the community. Several streets end in cul-de-sacs, offering an additional level of privacy. Home prices range from around $900,000 to nearly $3 million. Attached villas typically list between $500,000 and $650,000. “It’s a very desirable neighborhood,” Jandovitz says. “A lot of the homes have been renovated, which is why the prices have gone up.”
HOA fees range from the high $300s to the mid-$700s. While the community is close to the coast, it managed to dodge most of the problems from two hurricanes that hit the region in 2024. “It’s not as much of a flood risk as other neighborhoods in Naples,” Jandovitz says.
Villages of Monterey has large contemporary homes with modern amenities.
Traditional style homes surrounded by mature trees are common in Villages of Monterey.
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Clubhouse, athletic amenities are part of an active lifestyle
The community features a clubhouse and pool. Athletic amenities include tennis courts, a lighted basketball court and walking and biking paths. A playground offers activities for the community’s youngest residents, who are the focus of holiday events such as an annual Easter Egg Hunt and a Father’s Day fishing contest. Residents can hop on Vanderbilt Beach Road, the community’s northern border, and drive or bike directly to the beaches of the Gulf Coast less than 5 miles away. The beach is the highlight of nearby Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, an amenities-filled destination that also caters to boaters, watercraft enthusiasts, anglers, hikers and geocachers. Soccer fields, ballfields and a water park anchor the nearby North Collier Regional Park sports complex. Naples is a haven for golfers, and courses can be found throughout the city.
Villages of Monterey residents have a number of idyllic Gulf beaches just a short distance away.
The grounds of Villages of Monterey are colorful and meticulously maintained.
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Top-rated schools are attractive to year-round residents
Students are served by a trio of Collier County public schools, including Pelican Marsh Elementary School and Pine Ridge Middle School, both of which score an A on Niche. Older students can attend A-rated Barron Collier High School, which offers the Cambridge International program and features career academies in arts and technology, business, engineering and health sciences. “The neighborhood feeds into great schools, and that’s always a draw for year-round residents,” Jandovitz says. The Village School is a nearby private Christian option that serves students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.
Pelican Marsh Elementary School in Naples features a pelican statue at the entrance.
Pine Ridge Middle School in Naples has a covered front entrance for students.
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Shopping centers and restaurants are located nearby
Residents often head to nearby Pelican Marsh for shopping and dining. The Galleria Shoppes at Vanderbilt features the popular fusion of Flaco’s Mexican Specialties and Steakhouse. The highly rated San Giuseppe Pizza is near Naples Walk, a shopping center anchored by a Publix. Residents often make the quick trip to Mercato, about 2 miles down Vanderbilt Beach Road, for its boutique shops, restaurants and movie theater. The popular gathering place also features live music each night and hosts car shows, holiday celebrations and festivals. The upscale stores at the Waterside Shops are less than 5 miles from the community, and the city’s buzzy downtown district is about 7 miles away.
Villages of Monterey residents will find high end retailers at the nearby Waterside Shops.
Monthly car shows are just some of the exciting events found at Mercato near Villages of Monterey.
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Goodlette-Frank Road provides quick access to downtown, local hospital
Goodlette-Frank Road just blocks outside the community provides quick access to downtown Naples while avoiding nearby U.S. Highway 41, a heavily trafficked commercial corridor known regionally as Tamiami Trail. NCH North Hospital is about a 3-mile drive via Goodlette-Frank Road. Interstate 75 is about 5 miles east of the community. The Southwest Florida International Airport in Fort Myers is about a 25-mile drive north via I-75.The community’s CAP Index crime score of 2-out-of-10 is lower than the national average.
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On average, homes in Villages of Monterey, Naples sell after 125 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Villages of Monterey, Naples over the last 12 months is $1,700,000, up 42% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Effortlessly sophisticated home on a cul-de-sac street in the highly sought after Monterey community. This four bedroom, plus den, three bathroom home was recently updated to include an additional 500 sqft of living space and an open kitchen perfect for entertaining. So much is NEW in this home, both inside and out! Full of luxurious finishes, including a professional La Marzocco espresso bar,
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