11 Capri Blvd, Naples, FL, 34113

This property’s defining asset is not the house — it’s the land. Perched on an oversized parcel fronting Snook Bay in the Isles of Capri, 11 Capri Blvd offers an exceptional opportunity to craft a true Gulf-access estate. The existing 3,698 sq ft residence (three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, built in 1985) is both a livable home and a springboard for a full renovation or a striking new build. With no homeowners’ association to constrain design, you can realize a bespoke waterfront vision on a rare, buildable lot.

Walk the grounds and you’ll feel what island living in Collier County means: short water routes to the Gulf, the rhythm of passing boats, and close proximity to four acclaimed waterfront restaurants and three marinas. Those who prize boating will appreciate how easily a dinghy or tender can reach open water from this slice of the Isles of Capri, while Naples and Marco Island’s shops and dining are only minutes away by car or boat.

Inside the current footprint, rooms spread across nearly 3,700 square feet, offering a substantial base for contemporary reconfiguration. The property’s scale allows for generous indoor-outdoor spaces, expansive terraces, pool courtyards, or an elevated second-story vantage to capture water views. Sellers and architects have long targeted Isles of Capri for bespoke projects; this parcel’s combination of size and direct bay frontage is uncommon on the market.

This is a strategic buy for someone who values location as much as square footage: island seclusion paired with immediate Gulf connectivity and easy access to Naples’ cultural and retail offerings. Whether you pursue an elegant renovation or a ground-up architectural statement, 11 Capri Blvd is presented as a turnkey land-plus-residence opportunity priced to reflect both built area and the intrinsic long-term value of Snook Bay frontage.

Isles of Capri offers a relaxed island lifestyle minutes from the bustle of Naples and Marco Island. Locals prize quick water routes to the Gulf, a handful of celebrated waterfront restaurants, and easy access to several marinas. The neighborhood feels quiet and low-density compared with mainland Naples, with a community character built around boating, dining, and outdoor living. Absence of HOA covenants on many lots gives owners latitude to personalize homes and landscaping, while essential services, shopping, and larger cultural attractions are a short drive away.