Pine Ridge Homes for Sale

Pine Ridge sits in Collier County, on Naples' inland side, and it reads as an estate-scale neighborhood rather than a mix of building types. Most of what a buyer weighs here comes down to one question: do you want a house over 3,000 square feet, or something below that mark. That single question shapes the way you read the homes for sale, because it decides which listings you tour and which you scroll past, and it changes what you budget for in upkeep once you own. The Fahey Team works this area and knows how its listings tend to be put together, which helps when you are comparing one estate parcel with another rather than one neighborhood with the next.

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Pine Ridge at a Glance

County

Collier County

Typical asking price

$6,495,000 (median of 29 homes, excluding 2 land and other non-dwelling listings)

Typical sold price

$4,200,000 (median of 35 home sales, excluding 5 land and other non-dwelling sales, past 12 months)

Typical home

5,856 sq ft (n=29) · 5 bed / 5.5 bath (medians, n=29)

Typical days to sell

106 days (median of 35 closed home sales, past 12 months)

Months of supply

9.9 (buyer's market, homes only)

Sold-to-list

92.6% of asking (median per home sale, n=35)

Data current as of

August 2026, M.L.S. of Naples, Inc

The one real decision in Pine Ridge

The choice here is size. On one side are the homes over 3,000 square feet, the estate-scale houses that anchor this neighborhood. On the other side is everything under that mark, which is a different search entirely. The two behave differently once you start looking: they surface under different filters, they draw different comparable sales when you sit down to value an offer, and a listing that clears the size threshold rarely competes head to head with one that does not. Decide which side you are shopping before you tour, because the answer sets the pool you are choosing from.

The estate-sized part of Pine Ridge

This is the part of Pine Ridge made of big houses on big lots, and living at this scale changes the practical side of ownership: more roof, more air handling, more irrigated ground, more square footage to cool and insure. The median sale in this group is $6,150,000, so plan your financing conversation around a number of that order rather than a Naples-wide average. Homes in this group typically date to 2020. Time on market has been running around 121 days, useful only for pacing your own calendar. Almost everything here is a single family residence, so expect a detached house with the exterior on your own account. This is a non-gated community, which is worth knowing when you compare street access and setbacks from one listing to the next.

What ownership asks of you here

The typical Pine Ridge home was built around 2006, which is the age where the first round of big-ticket replacements comes due, so have the seller tell you which of them have already happened: roof, air conditioning, water heater, pool equipment. Where a home falls under an association, ask for the documents and what any recurring fee actually pays for; where a home sits in no subdivision at all, there may be no governing body and no shared budget behind anything. Establish which applies to any listing you get serious about. Ridgewood Park is in Pine Ridge, and if being near it matters to you, say so early so your search stays pointed at the right streets.

What to verify before you commit

• Presence and maintenance of a perimeter fence or gate.
• Ask how the association's insurance is placed and whether its compliance status affects coverage or financing on the unit.
• Pull the property's flood zone and elevation certificate and get a flood insurance quote before your inspection period ends.
• Existence of deed restrictions or covenants without an active HOA.
• County zoning and permitted use for agricultural or estate-zoned parcels.

Working with the Fahey Team in Pine Ridge

We spend our time in this neighborhood, and what that buys you is judgment: when two large houses on similar lots carry very different asking prices, we can tell you what is actually in front of you and what still needs answering before you write an offer. No rushing, no pressure to like something you do not. The decision itself stays yours, and it is the one this page keeps returning to: a home over 3,000 square feet, or something below that size. Get that settled and the rest of the search gets much easier to run.