Park Shore Homes for Sale

A private beach park on Gulf Shore Boulevard is the dividing line that shapes Park Shore, and buyers in this Naples neighborhood usually decide first whether they want beachfront, bayfront on Venetian Bay, or an inland single-family street. High-rise condos here generally run from the mid $600,000s into the several millions, while single-family homes west of US 41 start higher. Fahey Team works across all three of those categories. The practical tradeoff is space versus location: the inland streets buy you a yard and a garage, the Gulf Shore towers buy you the water, and very little in Park Shore does both.

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Park Shore at a Glance

County

Collier County, Florida

Setting

Coastal Naples neighborhood between the Gulf of Mexico and US 41, built around Venetian Bay

Housing

Gulf-front high-rise condominiums, low-rise bay and garden condos, and single-family homes on canal and inland lots

Known for

Venetian Village shops and restaurants, the private Park Shore Beach access on Gulf Shore Boulevard, and the Park Shore Marina on Venetian Bay

Typical prices

Condominiums from the mid $600,000s to well over $5 million; single-family homes commonly in the $2 million to $10 million range

Home Styles and Price Context

Three distinct products share one zip code here. The Gulf Shore Boulevard towers hold the majority of the condominium homes for sale, many with direct beach frontage and wraparound terraces. Behind them, smaller low-rise buildings along the bay trade at lower entry points. Single-family homes fill the streets east of Crayton Road, where teardowns and new coastal-contemporary builds have steadily replaced original 1960s and 1970s ranches. That rebuilding cycle is why two houses on the same block can be separated by several million dollars.

Neighborhoods

Gulf Shore Boulevard North

Buyers who want the beach outside the door concentrate on this stretch, a nearly continuous line of high-rises facing the Gulf with Venetian Bay behind them.

Park Shore Beach and the Inland Streets

Crayton Road and the residential lanes off it hold the single-family side of Park Shore, with deeded access to the private beach park and boat slips available at the Park Shore Marina.

Daily Life

Venetian Village handles most everyday errands and dinners, sitting right on the bay with dockside parking. Downtown Naples and Fifth Avenue South are a short drive south on US 41, and Waterside Shops is just across the highway. Residents walk or bike Gulf Shore Boulevard in the mornings. Clam Pass Park and Lowdermilk Park bracket the neighborhood to the north and south.

Fahey Team in Park Shore

Weighing a Gulf Shore Boulevard tower against a rebuilt house off Crayton Road is a genuinely different calculation, and Fahey Team has handled both sides of it, including how beach access, slip availability at Park Shore Marina, and building age factor into value.