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Welcome to Naples … take a brief journey back in time … to 1950 when J.G. Sample began developing the land that he originally began to assemble in 1938 ... after acquiring it for the tidy sum of approximately $54,000. J.G. Sample chose the name Port Royal as a tribute to his fascination with the 17th century Jamaican city where pirates caroused. His vision was to create a series of lushly landscaped man made peninsulas boasting protected views of coves and bays in a privileged and unsurpassed setting against the back drop the Gulf of Mexico.
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Within the City of Naples, together these man made peninsulas and the adjacent beachfront coastline along the sparkling Gulf of Mexico waters have created an unsurpassed legacy providing the quintessential pinnacle of America’s deep water and beachfront residential neighborhoods.
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This is complemented by the graceful old world private facility known as the Port Royal Club Membership in the Port Royal Club is available only to residents within a limited geographic area in and immediately adjacent to the Port Royal area. Today, the aggregate market value of the residential estate properties in Port Royal and along the beachfront in this southern area of Naples - which numbers a total of approximately 700 individual properties - is counted in the billions of dollars. |
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The southern waterfront residential neighborhoods within The City of Naples that form the direct Gulf access waterways that connect to very nearby Gordon Pass which in turn leads to the open aquamarine waters of the Gulf of Mexico flowing south to the native wilds of the 10,000 islands include: Port Royal, Aqualane Shores, Little Harbour, and Royal Harbor neighborhoods. These navigable waterfront neighborhoods are strictly single family residential neighborhoods and offer no condominium apartments except for 2 buildings within Aqualane Shores. There is an area of combined waterfront and non-waterfront properties adjacent to Royal Harbor that does offer some multi-family / condominium apartment living opportunities.
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Within the City of Naples pricing for beachfront residences ranges from $8,000,000 to $65,000,000+, prices for navigable waterfront lots and homes within Port Royal generally range from $4,000,000 to $20,000,000+, entry level prices for navigable waterfront lots and homes within Aqualane Shores generally start at $2,000,000+, and entry level prices for navigable waterfront lots and homes within Royal Harbor generally start at $1,500,000+.
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Within the northern part of the City of Naples the subdivisions known as Coquina Sands, The Moorings, and Parkshore offer navigable waterfront (as well as non-waterfront … for more info click on “Naples Neighborhoods”) single family residences and condominium apartments. Prices for navigable waterfront lots and homes within Parkshore / Moorings / Coquina Sands areas generally start at $2,500,000 and offer a great variety of canal, cove, and extended bay views. Prices for navigable waterfront condominium apartments
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within Parkshore / Moorings / Coquina Sands areas generally start at $500,000 -$1,000,000 and offer a great variety of canal, cove, and extended bay views.
Regardless of where you ultimately focus your interests, upon the navigable waterfront lifestyle or inspired beachfront sunsets, the blend of an unequalled natural environment, the many classic architectural styles, the graceful old world charm of Naples, the incredible beachfront, and the warmth of the Gulf waters is sure to capture your heart the way the pirates from the Jamaican city Port Royal in the 17th century were captured by their love of the open waters. |
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