Old Naples

 

Bustling, historical, and brimming with vibrant entertainment and dining venues, Old Naples is a hub of activity and fun, making it particularly popular among younger property owners looking to live in the thick of the action. 

 

Old Naples is undoubtedly the city’s social epicenter, and, although it does not boast the waterfront convenience of many other surrounding districts, it offers an array of property options, from luxury condos in classic low-rise buildings to stately single-family Old Florida-style homes resting on palm-studded property lots. 

 

• Surrounded by popular amenities, dining, and shopping opportunities
• Vibrant historic and artistic community
• Variety of stately Old Florida homes and elegant condos available

 

Residents of Old Naples lead on-the-go lives that often revolve around the many outdoor activities and shopping opportunities offered in and around the neighborhood. Over weekends, most locals head to the beach or one of the many public parks to enjoy the sunny weather, while weekdays are equally active, primarily when Old Naples residents can be found strolling the neighborhood’s easily walkable streets and socializing with friends, family, and colleagues. 

 

As one of the longest-standing districts in the city, it’s not surprising to discover Old Naples hosts an abundance of restaurants, boutiques, and bars for its residents to enjoy. Home to the renowned Third Street South and Fifth Avenue South, residents from across the city flock to Old Naples to shop, dine, and socialize. 

 

On Third Street South, the most popular restaurants are often award-winning venues like The Continental, which serves a variety of Naples’ best prime cut steaks. Alternatively, Fifth Avenue South is home to the acclaimed Sails Restaurant, where patrons can enjoy fine European-style seafood and an extensive wine and cocktail menu in a sleek, elegant setting featuring an open kitchen. Both commercial centers also host a range of beloved independent boutiques, jewelry stores, and home design shops. 

 

For a stylish take on New American cuisine, don’t miss the HobNob Kitchen + Bar, known for its delicious, optional set menu and variety of expertly crafted cocktails. Residents who enjoy outdoor seating and al fresco dining will appreciate a stop at the lovely Sea Salt, where views of the charming street entertain while experienced chefs prepare a varied menu of modern seafood seasoned with global salts and spices. 

 

Old Naples has much to offer its residents through entertainment and recreational opportunities. Naples Pier is a longstanding favorite among fishing enthusiasts, as well as families looking to spot dolphins from afar or enjoy a spectacular Florida sunset. Another bustling outdoor venue is undoubtedly Cambier Park, where locals gather to enjoy live music, summer concerts, or even join a friendly game of tennis on one of the well-kept courts. For those who don’t mind traveling a little further out of the neighborhood, Baker Park is another scenic outdoor space with a modern, well-appointed children’s playground that makes it a popular spot over weekends. 

Avid boaters will also enjoy a visit to the nearby Naples Bay Resort & Marina, a boating paradise where daily boat rentals, as well as overnight docking, are available to those looking to enjoy the city from the water.