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The $7 million lakefront Island Club, the focal point of Naples Reserve, a new residential community in southern Collier County from national developer iStar Land & Development, is on target to open in November.
The 5,160-square-foot Island Club includes a fireside grand hall and cafe, in addition to wraparound porches and a verandah that overlooks two swimming pools, according to a release. Construction of Naples Reserve's other lifestyle amenities, including the Match Point tennis and pickleball court complex and the first of two community boat ramps, is also nearing completion, the statement adds. The amenities are key part of the sales pitch at Naples Reserve, a 688-acre community along the 125-acre Eagle Lake. Naples Reserve emphasizes lakefront living with Southern Coastal-inspired homes.
“We've had a busy summer with construction of the amenities that will really define Naples Reserve's unique lifestyle — with so much to do in and along the lakes, there's really no reason to leave,” iStar vice president for land and development Don Mears says in the release. “Residents and visitors alike will experience a variety of new ways to explore and enjoy the community, as well as new collections of attached villas, single-family homes and custom homes.”
Naples Reserve, off U.S. 41, two miles southeast of the Collier Boulevard/CR 951 intersection, offers attached villas by D.R. Horton; single-family homes by Ashton Woods, D.R. Horton and Stock Signature Homes; and custom homes offered by Florida Lifestyle Homes, KTS Homes, Lundstrom Development, Marvin Development, McGarvey Custom Homes and Stock Signature Homes. Homes are priced from the high-$200s to more than $1.5 million.
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