Residential
6101 Pelican Bay Boulevard #201, Naples, Florida, 34108, USA
Listed by: Joe Muni | William Raveis Real Estate
Discover the epitome of the idyllic Pelican Bay lifestyle at St. Maarten in Naples, Florida. Residence 201 is a bright and rare three-bedroom, two-bathroom condo boasting partial Gulf of Mexico views and direct western exposure, ensuring spectacular sunsets every evening. Recently upgraded with new hurricane-resistant windows and sliders, this unit invites you to unwind on the expansive private balcony, where sparkling water vistas and vibrant Naples sunsets create a serene backdrop. Overlooking the amenity center pool, tranquil ponds, and lush mangrove trees, this condo offers an exciting opportunity to customize the interiors to your personal taste, transforming it into your dream coastal retreat. Ideally situated on a premier stretch of Pelican Bay Boulevard, St. Maarten provides exclusive resident amenities, including a refreshing pool, soothing hot tub, modern fitness center with new equipment, engaging game room, cozy library, and easy access just steps from 3 miles of pristine private beach. As part of the renowned Pelican Bay community, residents enjoy unparalleled privileges such as two private beach clubs with gourmet restaurants, scenic walking and biking paths, a state-of-the-art tennis center, pickleball courts, and so much more. Come experience why so many adore calling Pelican Bay home!
Highlights:
Hurricane-resistant windows and sliders
Expansive private balcony with water vistas
Amenities include pool, hot tub, modern fitness center
Listed by Joe Muni | William Raveis Real Estate
Highlights:
Hurricane-resistant windows and sliders
Expansive private balcony with water vistas
Amenities include pool, hot tub, modern fitness center
Exclusive access to private beach clubs
Scenic walking and biking paths
State-of-the-art tennis center
Tranquil ponds and lush mangrove tree views
Customizable interiors
Direct western exposure for spectacular sunsets
Game room and library community spaces