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On Naples Bay, three neighborhoods of single-family homes share one thing: every dock reaches the Gulf without passing under a fixed bridge. Port Royal and Aqualane Shores sit on the west side of the bay, Royal Harbor on the east. A sailboat, a sportfisher with a tower or a motor yacht with a flybridge can live behind the house in any of them.

What separates them is price, and the gap is wide. Over the last twelve months the median home sold for about $17.7 million in Port Royal, $9.75 million in Aqualane Shores and $3.0 million in Royal Harbor. Here is what each of those numbers buys, using the closed sales from the Naples Area Board of REALTORS® MLS.

One Bay, One Pass, No Bridges

All three open onto Naples Bay, and the route to open water runs…

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Naples' Hidden Gems: Lesser-Known Waterfront Neighborhoods Worth Exploring

When most people think of waterfront Naples, Florida, the famous names come to mind first: Port Royal, Park Shore and Olde Naples. But some of the most rewarding places to live on the water are neighborhoods many buyers have never heard of, with private docks, bay views and a quieter pace, often at a fraction of the price of the best-known addresses. Here are the lesser-known waterfront neighborhoods worth exploring, and what makes each one different.

1. Seagate

Seagate is a quiet enclave of roughly 90 single-family homes tucked between Park Shore and Pelican Bay, where nearly every lot sits on a canal that winds out to Clam Bay. Established in the early 1960s, its…

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