Long considered one of the most desirable areas to live in Florida, Olde Naples, is located right along the beautiful white sand beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, between 7th Avenue North and 13th Avenue South, West of US 41.

The Olde Naples refers to the original beachfront homes that were built around the turn of the century and were considered the very first homes in Millionaire's Row. Over the years, the area has experienced a large expansion and now includes a large variety of homes, waterfront condos like Naples Bay Resort or the New Naples Square and grand estates as well as world-class shopping and dining establishments in the country.

In Olde Naples, you will find cottages in all hues dotting the Gulf of Mexico alongside majestic coconut palms nestled in between custom beachfront estates, condos, Mediterranean properties, and seasonal townhomes.

Thanks to more recent expansion, Olde Naples has undergone a transformation over the past few years, razing many of the original older homes in order to provide space for newer, most luxurious custom-built estates. Those original homes that remain are being remodeled in order to provide residents with both old-world charm and new world comfort and amenities. This means that whether you are looking for a simple single-family home or a grand luxury estate, Olde Naples has exactly what you are looking for.

In addition to the numerous properties available, Olde Naples is well-known as one of the most "walking friendly" areas of Florida. Olde Naples provides plenty of walking opportunities whether it is strolling along the white sand beaches along the Gulf of Mexico or down the many sidewalks downtown that front the many upscale boutiques, art galleries, delicatessens, and eateries as well as cultural attractions.

Olde Naples is almost as famous for its fishing as it is for its walking, eating, and shopping. Thanks to the numerous fresh and saltwater bodies of water in Olde Naples, fishing enthusiasts can take advantage of a large number of indigenous species of fish.

Fish from any one of several piers that reach out into the Gulf of Mexico or take advantage of the several fishing tours offered by local businesses and enjoy all-day fishing excursions.

If freshwater fishing is your thing, take advantage of the local deep water canals and lakes and engage in some of the most exciting freshwater fishing in the country. Naples Pier extends out 1,000 feet into the Gulf of Mexico and offers fishermen the ability to engage in sport saltwater fishing without ever setting foot on a boat.