What are the condo buildings in Coquina Sands?

The established beachfront buildings are Via Delfino, Embassy Club, Laurentians and Whitehall, along with Naples Casamore. All sit directly on the Gulf of Mexico and all are low-density, ranging from sixteen to thirty-six residences. Alongside them, three new beachfront developments are delivering — Olana, Rosewood Residences and Naples Beach Club — and Harbour House, a new fourteen-residence building on the bay side facing Hurricane Harbor, with boat slips.

Which Coquina Sands buildings allow pets?

Via Delfino permits one dog or cat with no size restriction, which is unusual for a beachfront building in Naples. Laurentians, Whitehall and Embassy Club do not permit pets. Association rules change, so confirm the current policy in the condominium documents before making an offer.

Can I rent out a condo in Coquina Sands?

It depends entirely on the building. Via Delfino and Laurentians permit no rentals at all. Whitehall allows two leases per year and Embassy Club one, each with a ninety-day minimum. None of the established buildings permits short-term rental, so Coquina Sands is not a market for weekly or monthly holiday letting.

How much do Coquina Sands condos sell for?

Six condominiums closed in Coquina Sands in 2025 at an average of $2,095,833, or $983 per square foot, on an average of 1,877 square feet. The year's highest was $5,400,000 — $1,386 per square foot — for a 2011-built Naples Casamore residence of 3,896 square feet. New development pricing at Olana, Rosewood Residences and Naples Beach Club sits well above that range.

Are Coquina Sands condo buildings directly on the beach?

Almost all of them. Every established condominium building in Coquina Sands sits directly on the Gulf of Mexico with private beach access, which is what distinguishes the neighborhood from second-row beachfront elsewhere in Naples. The exception is the new Harbour House, which sits on the bay side of Gulf Shore Boulevard North facing Hurricane Harbor, with the beach across the street. City of Naples height limits mean these are low-rise buildings rather than towers — high-rises begin north of Doctors Pass.