Old Naples is a historic neighborhood with original cottages, no homeowner associations, and mature banyan trees. Fifth Avenue and Third Street have restaurants and shops, while every street leads to white-sand beaches and the iconic Naples Pier.
Most of the time when people think of Naples, they're picturing Old Naples in their minds. It is certainly one of my personal favorites. The area celebrates some historic Naples elements, and you can even find a few original cottages. You can see a variety of architectural designs and elements across the gamut of home styles and sizes. There are no homeowner associations or gates, which allows everyone to enjoy the beauty of Old Naples. You are sure to be mesmerized by the lush landscaping and mature banyan trees, which gives the area so much character. Nestled in the middle of Old Naples is Fifth Avenue and Third Street, where you can enjoy a variety of dining establishments, great boutique shopping, and even some cultural activities such as the Naples Playhouse. At the end of just about every east-west street in Old Naples, there are access points to the breathtaking white sand beaches. A popular beach area in Old Naples is the Naples Pier, which draws people from all over the country and the world. Grazie! If you are interested in learning more about Old Naples or entertaining the idea of purchasing a home here, please don't hesitate to give me a call at 239-287-2576.
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