817 107th AVE N

One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged, AI generated or rendered. Imagine arriving at a custom Naples home with an impressive, wide architectural presence. This waterfront homesite has approximately 72 ft. of street frontage, creating an exciting opportunity to design a substantial and distinctive residence while still purchasing land at an approachable price point in desirable North Naples. The 6,098 sq. ft. wedge-shaped lot extends approximately 121.91 ft. deep, with the backyard overlooking a peaceful pond. Its unique shape and generous frontage open up interesting design possibilities for a home with character, curb appeal and inviting indoor-outdoor living oriented toward the water. A custom architectural concept has already been created specifically for the property, demonstrating its potential: a striking 2-storey residence with 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and approximately 3,535 sq. ft. The design shows how a substantial home can be positioned on the lot while taking advantage of both the wide frontage and tranquil backyard water view. Use the existing architectural concept as your starting point or create an entirely different custom home to match your own vision. Great location! NO HOA, offering additional flexibility and potential for rental income. The Naples lifestyle is just minutes away-Vanderbilt Beach, Mercato, The Ritz-Carlton, La Playa Beach Resort, shopping, restaurants and everything that makes North Naples such a desirable place to live. Naples Park continues to transform with impressive new custom homes, making this an appealing opportunity to create a primary residence or future Naples retreat. New two-story homes are also being built around the same lake, adding to the area's ongoing transformation. A wide frontage. A peaceful water view. A custom-home opportunity. Build something with personality and make it your own. Architectural renderings are conceptual and depict the proposed home design. No home or pool is currently constructed on the property. Some photos have been virtually rendered.