5 Florida Luxury Homes from Old Naples to St. Petersburg

In the heart of Old Naples, this first-floor condo places you five blocks from the beach and just two blocks from the shops and restaurants of 3rd Street South, with an easy stroll to 5th Avenue South. An open-concept floor plan keeps everyday living fluid and social, while a screened lanai extends the space outdoors—only steps from the pool and grill cabana. Inside, bamboo flooring runs throughout, and the residence is offered turnkey furnished for immediate enjoyment. Impact-resistant doors and windows add peace of mind and remove the need for storm shutters. A spacious one-car garage sits conveniently close by. Notably, the home has remained high and dry through recent storms, with no damage or water intrusion, supporting a relaxed, lock-and-leave rhythm in one of Naples’ most sought-after settings.

Set on an exceptional 5+ acre Fox Creek estate in Sarasota, this rare compound brings together three separate homes—two 3BR/2BA single-family residences plus a 2BR/2BA apartment—each with its own entrance, driveway, and garage. A shared solar-heated pool with a screened lanai creates an easy rhythm for weekends, gatherings, and quiet afternoons alike. Versatile outbuildings, a workshop, and a pole barn add welcome flexibility, with room for car collections, RVs, boats, and even farm animals. Practical upgrades include a whole-house generator, new plumbing, and recent wind mitigation and 4-point inspection, along with no HOA or deed restrictions. Minutes from Sarasota’s Fruitville Road growth corridor and Gulf Coast beaches, it balances peaceful country living with convenient access to shopping, dining, parks, and cultural attractions.

Set on a rare oversized triple lot in Southwest Cape Coral, this modern estate is composed for sophisticated daily living and effortless entertaining. A circular driveway arrives at a marble-column entry with rich wood ceilings, impact glass accents, and chandeliers, opening through Low-E impact double doors to a dramatic foyer with an illuminated custom feature wall. Oversized Spanish porcelain tile, soaring ceilings, and abundant natural light carry into the great room, where a 16-foot wood-accented cove ceiling, Italian wallpaper, LED-lit cabinetry, integrated Bose surround sound, and an 85-inch television create a refined focal point. The gourmet kitchen pairs Cristallo quartzite and a waterfall island with Dacor Modernist appliances, integrated Liebherr refrigeration, a pot filler, and a butler’s pantry with Fulgor Milano coffee system and dual-zone wine cooler. Outside, a 45-foot heated saltwater pool and spa, covered lanai with outdoor kitchen, and fenced backyard shape days around sun, shade, and easy gathering.

Along the water’s edge in Naples, this 17th-floor “mini-penthouse” pairs the ease of condominium living with the rare feel of a single-family setup, including a private 2-and-a-half-car garage and an additional private storage room. A true end unit, it’s wrapped in a balcony that draws Bay and Gulf views into daily life, while extended ceiling height amplifies the sense of space. Three full bedrooms each feature an ensuite bath and their own balcony access. Inside, a private elevator entry opens to updated flooring throughout, updated lighting fixtures, and custom window treatments. The kitchen is outfitted for serious cooking with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and rich wood cabinetry. In the primary bath, new tile, a frameless shower, dual sinks, rich wood cabinetry, and a jetted tub create a calm, spa-like retreat, just moments from the Calypso Club.

Along the water’s edge in Yacht Club Estates, this thoughtfully updated retreat is composed for effortless Florida living. Direct water access and a boat lift set the tone for days that start on the water and end back at home with little in between. Outdoors, a private pool and outdoor kitchen create an easy rhythm for gathering, dining, and lingering long after sunset. Inside, the layout is designed to keep life moving seamlessly from indoors to out, letting the waterfront setting feel like an extension of the living spaces rather than a backdrop. It’s a home that privileges simplicity and connection—where boating, swimming, and open-air meals can become part of the everyday, not just the weekend.