233 Ridge, Naples, FL 34108 - Collier County

Situated on 1.41 acres in coveted Pine Ridge Estates, this custom residence delivers a rare blend of privacy, scale, and refined luxury. Nearly 5,000 sq ft of sun-filled living space showcases exquisite millwork, oversized stone flooring, recent contemporary renovations, skylights, and walls of glass that frame sweeping views of your lushly landscaped and privately gated Naples compound. The open-concept gourmet kitchen is outfitted with Wolf, Miele, and Sub-Zero appliances along with sleek cabinetry, a hidden walk-in pantry, gas appliances, and peninsula seating — perfect for effortless entertaining. The 5-bedroom layout includes a private upstairs guest suite, a separate 2-bedroom wing with shared living room, a fourth guest en-suite on the lower level, and a sophisticated primary suite with large double-vanity bath, soaking tub, and a sun-filled walk-in shower with a door leading to an outdoor shower and private garden. Glass sliders open to a resort-style outdoor living area complete with a freestanding cabana/pool house, covered lounge area, and oversized saltwater pool, giving you the feeling that you’ve been transported to your very own private five-star resort. Enjoy peace of mind with protections from a standing-seam metal roof for maximum durability and modern aesthetic, a new 30kW whole-home generator, new whole-home reverse osmosis water treatment system, complete water system upgrade, new tankless hot water heater, all new plumbing and lighting fixtures, and hurricane impact windows and doors throughout. Minutes from our pristine sandy beaches, upscale entertainment at Mercato, luxury shopping at Waterside Shops, and an evening along the coveted 5th Avenue in Olde Naples, this estate offers an unparalleled Naples lifestyle in one of the area’s most upscale and exclusive acre-plus communities.

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