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It's a solid, family-focused corner of East Naples with a manageable set of school choices and good access to the wider Naples homes for sale market. Buyers get more space for the money than coastal neighborhoods, and the zone feeds into well-regarded schools like Gulf Coast High. It suits families who want practicality over prestige pricing.

It's moderate for Naples — the median list price is $560,495, and inventory runs from $163,000 up to $1,019,000, so there's genuine range. At an average of $317 per square foot on a median home size of 1,643 square feet, you're paying below the coastal premium. Only one active listing sits above $1 million.

Over the last 12 months, 13 homes sold at a median price of $652,200, while current active listings carry a median asking price of $560,495. Sellers have been collecting about 95% of asking on average. The gap between sold and list medians reflects which homes have moved versus what's currently available.

There are 12 active listings and homes are taking a median of 54 days to sell, so this is a measured market, not a frenzy. With sellers accepting around 95% of asking, buyers have room to negotiate. You can track new listings on the live map as they come up.

Median HOA dues here run about $583 per month, and the median annual property tax is a reasonable $2,862. If you're weighing renting versus buying, the median rent is $2,975 per month, which frames the cost comparison clearly.