Naples Reserve, iStar’s 688-acre community of Southern Coastal-inspired attached villa, single-family and custom estate homes, was one of the fastest-selling Naples master-planned communities in the first quarter of 2017, based on John Burns Real Estate Consulting’s field research and analysis of Q1 2017 reported sales.

"Naples Reserve’s casual, lakefront lifestyle, offered with extremely affordable HOA fees, presents an appealing offer for today’s homebuyers,” said Don Mears, vice president of land and development with iStar. “It’s a major differentiator for Naples Reserve, providing homebuyers access to comprehensive, island-style amenities and a distinct sense of place that makes every day feel like a vacation.”

With a variety of neighborhoods and amenities nestled among 22 freshwater lakes, Naples Reserve offers a lifestyle along the water’s edge. A mile-long stretch of lakefront along the community’s northern edge borders the Picayune Strand State Forest, a 76,000-acre state park with protected pinelands, cypress swamps, marshes and abundant wildlife.

Homebuyers can add private floating boat docks to available lots bordering the community’s centerpiece 125-acre Eagle Lake.

Naples Reserve’s $7 million Island Club social center features a 5,160-square-foot clubhouse and an adjacent 3,500-square-foot fitness center which includes a movement studio for spinning, Zumba and yoga. A resort-style, zero-entry pool with a tropical waterfall offers dedicated lap lanes, adjacent to bocce ball courts and a white-sand beach for lounging. Indoor and alfresco gathering areas include a lakeside fire pit and casual beverage and dining options at Chat ‘n Chill Tiki Bar and Latitudes Cafe.

At the Outrigger Center, a variety of watercraft options are available for resident use, and cruises on the community’s two Duffy electric boats depart from the center’s floating docks for residents to explore Eagle Lake and Kontiki Island.

Tennis and pickleball courts are nearly completed at the Match Point complex. Additional planned amenities include Kid’s Cove, a playground and picnic area, two dog parks – Walk & Wag opening this month and Paws Awhile in 2018 – and a meandering linear park for biking, hiking and jogging. Navigating a loop road circling Naples Reserve, the park is designed to engage residents with their natural environment and provide an alternative mode of transportation throughout the community.

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