Welcome To Naples Reserve
Naples Reserve is a gated, master-planned community in Southeast Naples offering single-family homes, villas and coach homes across multiple waterfront neighborhoods. Its lake-focused design and extensive recreation facilities create a casual, active lifestyle for seasonal and year-round residents.
Home styles, neighborhood fees and maintenance responsibilities vary throughout Naples Reserve. Use the search below to compare current opportunities and register for alerts when new properties come to market.
Naples Reserve encompasses approximately 688 acres and is organized into distinct neighborhoods surrounding freshwater lakes. Housing choices range from attached villas and coach homes to larger detached residences, allowing buyers to compare different property types within one amenity-rich community.
The Island Club serves as the social and recreational center, with additional facilities located throughout the community. Buyers should verify the current HOA and CDD obligations, neighborhood-specific fees, builder details and property restrictions for any individual home.
The Island Club is the community's central gathering place. Its lagoon-style zero-entry pool includes a waterfall, lap lanes, shaded seating and a separate children's pool. Sunset Beach, a lakeside firepit, bocce courts and beach volleyball bring recreation directly to the edge of Eagle Lake.
Residents can enjoy food, drinks, sunsets and scheduled entertainment at the community restaurant and bar. The nearby Outrigger Activities Center offers gathering space, a lending library, bicycles and access to waterfront equipment.
Kids Cove adds a fenced playground, basketball court, fishing dock and community boat launch. Residents can launch their own canoe, kayak, paddleboard or qualifying electric-motor watercraft. Other amenities include walking and biking routes, community gathering areas and an active calendar of resident events.
Naples Reserve includes eleven distinct enclaves, ranging from attached villas and more compact homes to larger lakefront residences. Explore each neighborhood guide for its property styles, builders, setting and current listings.
Eagle Lake and the surrounding waterways shape daily life at Naples Reserve. Residents can enjoy paddling, fishing, boating activities, lakeside gathering areas and community events without the country-club structure of a golf community.
The community is convenient to Collier Boulevard, Marco Island, downtown Naples and the growing Southeast Naples corridor.
Because Naples Reserve contains multiple neighborhoods and property types, buyers should compare lot position, water views, pool options, storm protection, maintenance coverage and total recurring fees. This guide to why people move to Naples also discusses the growth and appeal of Southeast Naples communities.
The Island Club is the central lifestyle hub, with a lagoon-style resort pool, lap lanes, a children's pool, Sunset Beach, lakeside firepit, bocce and beach volleyball. Nearby amenities include community dining, the fitness center, Outrigger Activities Center and Match Point's tennis and pickleball courts.
Yes. Naples Reserve requires a lease application and tenant-evaluation process, and minimum terms and annual lease limits can depend on the property and neighborhood documents. Buyers and owners should verify the current master-association and enclave-specific rules before purchasing or advertising a rental.
Residents can use kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, water bikes and pedal boats on the 125-acre Eagle Lake. The Kids Cove launch accommodates privately owned canoes, kayaks, paddleboards and qualifying electric-motor watercraft. Current boat size, registration, licensing and operating rules should be confirmed with the association; gas-powered motors are not permitted.
Naples Reserve is positioned in Southeast Naples between downtown Naples and Marco Island. Drive times vary with traffic, but Fifth Avenue South, Old Naples beaches, Marco Island, shopping, dining and healthcare are generally accessible in about 20 to 30 minutes.
Naples Reserve offers a welcoming setting for many pet owners, with landscaped walking routes and two fenced dog parks: Walk & Wag and Paws Awhile. Buyers should verify current pet limits and any neighborhood-specific breed, size or approval requirements before purchasing.
Match Point has four dedicated pickleball courts alongside five tennis courts and a lakeside relaxation area. Organized play, lessons and activities may change throughout the year, so residents should consult the current community calendar and court rules.
Mike Shoaff, REALTOR® with RE/MAX Hallmark Realty, helps buyers compare Naples Reserve neighborhoods, property types and fees while helping owners position their homes for the market.
Call 239-298-9903 or connect with Mike Shoaff Naples Realtor.
