Homes zoned forLaurel Oak Elementary School

It's a steady North Naples choice for families who want continuity across public schools, with feeder options toward North Naples Middle School and Gulf Coast High. The current active listings are both in gated communities, which appeals to buyers wanting a quieter, managed setting. It's more residential and school-focused than flashy, which is exactly why it holds its value.

It sits in the mid-range for Naples rather than the luxury tier — the median list price is $454,500, with active homes spanning $349,000 to $560,000. Average pricing runs about $290 per square foot on a median home size of 1,545 square feet. There are currently no listings above $1M in the zone, so it reads as attainable by Naples standards.

Active listings carry a median list price of $454,500, but the three homes that actually sold in the past year closed at a median of $624,000. That gap tells you larger or better-positioned homes trade higher than the small active pool suggests. Expect to pay close to asking, since sellers here average about 97% of list.

It's thin and patient — just 2 active listings and a median 67 days on market, with only 3 sales in the trailing 12 months. Low inventory means less competition on any given home but also fewer choices, so serious buyers should track new listings on the live map. When something fits, be ready to move.

Median HOA dues run about $541 per month, consistent with the gated communities that make up the current inventory. Property taxes are modest by comparison, with a median around $2,683 per year. If you're weighing renting first, the median rent in the zone is about $2,895 per month.