Riverstone Homes for Sale

Riverstone is a Naples community built around inland water, with most homes backing onto a lake or pond. The rest follows from that: single-family houses set on lots where the back boundary is water rather than another roofline, in a place that reads as one market rather than two. Homes for sale here tend to look similar on paper, so the decisions come down to which lot you want behind you and how much enclosed storage you need. Fahey Team works this area and knows how these houses differ from each other once you are standing in them. Come in knowing what you want out back, and the rest gets simpler.

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Riverstone at a Glance

County

Collier County

Typical sold price

$920,000 (median of 35 sales, past 12 months)

Typical home

2,609 sq ft (n=35) · 3 bed / 3 bath (medians, n=35)

Typical days to sell

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

Months of supply

5.5 (balanced)

Sold-to-list

94.8% of asking (median per home sale, n=35)

Data current as of

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

Riverstone houses with room for three cars

You park inside, and the bikes, the tools and the beach gear finally have a home that is not the hallway or the driveway. That is the practical difference a third bay makes in Riverstone, and it is the reason these houses feel bigger than their square footage suggests. More than half of them are single family residences, so what you are buying is a whole exterior: your roof, your driveway, your landscaping, on your schedule. This is a gated community, which means access is governed rather than open. The median sale in this part of Riverstone was $1,125,000 across 20 sales, so budget with that as your anchor and expect the range around it to depend on lot and finish. These took about 107 days to sell, useful only for planning your own timeline. One thing worth asking early: how the garage was finished, whether it is a true third bay or a tandem, and what the ceiling height allows for overhead storage or a lift.

Living behind the water in Riverstone

The water is the view from the back of the house, and it is a boundary nobody can build against. That is what a lake lot in Riverstone gives you: an open rear, a horizon you own the sightline to, and no future neighbor arriving behind the hedge. Most of these are single family residences, so the lawn running down to the bank, the irrigation and the exterior are all yours to schedule and pay for. This is a gated community. The median sale among lake view homes was $962,500 across 20 sales, which is the number to place yourself against before you start comparing one bank to another. They took roughly 81 days to sell, worth knowing when you plan a move date. Beyond that, ask how much usable yard sits between the slab and the water line, and whether any screen enclosure or cage has been permitted, since that is the detail two similar-looking lake lots most often differ on.

What owning here asks of you

The stock is young. A typical Riverstone home dates to 2014, which means nothing major is due yet, so spend your inspection budget on how well the house was built rather than on how much life is left in the roof or the systems. Three-bedroom homes are the most common layout sold, with a median of $800,000 across 17 closed sales, a useful place to put yourself if that is the size you need. Beyond the house itself, expect a homeowners association with rules, dues and a document set, and establish exactly which association and which documents govern any listing you are serious about before you write. None of this is unusual. It is simply the paperwork that comes with a community like this one.

What to pin down before you make an offer

• Lake or preserve view lot and bank maintenance responsibility.
• Gated community access and guard-gate staffing.
• Pull the property's flood zone and elevation certificate and get a flood insurance quote before your inspection period ends.
• Ask whether the association owns the lake and how water level and aquatic growth are managed, since that cost sits inside the dues.
• CDD assessment and whether it is bonded or paid off.

Working with Fahey Team here

We spend our time in Riverstone, which means we can walk you through two houses that look identical online and tell you where they actually differ. That includes the trade-off a lot of buyers here end up weighing, between a lake lot and a home with a three-car garage, and we will sit with you on it as long as it takes rather than push you toward whichever one is available this week. The goal is straightforward: you end up in a house that fits how you really live, and you feel settled about the choice long after the closing.