Botanical Place Condos for Sale in Naples, FL
Botanical Place in Naples is one condominium of 218 units on Botanical Place Circle, off Bayshore Drive in East Naples, in unincorporated Collier County, ZIP 34112, governed by Botanical Place Condominium Association, Inc. Botanical Place is not part of Naples Botanical Garden, its neighbor on Bayshore Drive, and it is not Arboretum, the separate condominium next door, so no Garden or Arboretum record sits in any figure on this page.
By Jesse McGreevy and Marc Comisar, Domain Realty Group. Data updated: October 2026. Call Domain Realty Group at 239-441-2816.
Key takeaways for condo buyers in Botanical Place, Naples
Botanical Place has one association: every owner belongs to Botanical Place Condominium Association, Inc., which governs the one condominium and publishes no dues, rules or documents on any public page we found (checked November 3, 2026). Every figure below names its record set and its window.
In the 12 months to August 31, 2026, Collier County recorded 12 qualified sales in Botanical Place at a $275,000 median, from $250,000 to $380,000, across five recorded size groups. The takeaways that follow are short; the sections after them hold the tables.
What the county recorded
The county window opens on September 1, 2025 and closes on August 31, 2026, and it counts qualified deeds only. The first of the 12 deeds in the table near the end of the sales section is dated November 2025 and the last August 2026, with each deed's size group printed beside its price.
What the MLS export showed
The October 29, 2026 export is the second record set, read on one date. It reports sold, active and pending counts for the development name Botanical Place, and those counts stay in the MLS section as supporting data that is never added to the county deeds.
One condominium of 218 units
The 2026 county roll carries Botanical Place as a single condominium under one county number. A community median here therefore describes one group of buildings and one association, although five size groups sit inside it and sell at different prices.
Not Naples Botanical Garden and not Arboretum
The Garden is a public garden beside the condominium, and the condominium next door has an association of its own. A garden visit or a listing next door says nothing about Botanical Place deeds, dues or documents, and the names are where the resemblance ends.
Built new in 2006
The county roll dates every unit to 2006, and the county's milestone list records certificates of occupancy for the nine listed buildings in that year. The roll's year built is a county field; it is not a renovation date, and it is the only construction year this page uses.
The fee is not published
The association's fee is not published (checked November 3, 2026), because no budget or fee schedule is posted where a buyer can find it. Ask for the current budget and an estoppel certificate before an offer, and read both beside the Declaration. This page prints no fee figure taken from a listing field.
Taxes in one millage area
Every unit sits in county millage area 63, so the tax rate does not differ from one building to the next. The taxes section lays out the lines and the 2026 roll figures, and the bill that counts is the one for the unit itself, which resets when ownership changes.
Zone AE at the addresses checked
FEMA's effective map places the four addresses checked on October 21, 2026 in Zone AE, and the flood section lists them with the panel number. A map zone is read by address and building, so the lender's determination for the unit's own building is the document a buyer relies on.
The county milestone list
Collier County's milestone list names Buildings 1 to 9 with a first milestone inspection due in 2031, and the two units at 4465 and 4475 are not on it. Florida's milestone and reserve study laws apply by building height, so the association's own records settle the status of each building.
What this page leaves out
This page prints no association fee, no insurance quote, no leasing or pet rule and no number copied from a listing description, because the association has published none of them and the county does not record them. Where a source is silent, the page says not published and names the document that holds the answer.
What condos are for sale in Botanical Place, Naples right now?
Botanical Place condos for sale in Naples appear in the five live searches below, each reading the development name inside a map box drawn around the Botanical Place buildings. The counts beside them come from the October 29, 2026 export, while the searches themselves refresh with the market. Data updated: October 2026.
Search every listing in Botanical Place
Start here for the full active list, sorted with the highest price first. The map box is drawn tight around the buildings, so a similarly named street or garden elsewhere in 34112 does not appear. For a wider look than this one condominium, every property for sale is a click away.
Botanical Place condominium listings
Every parcel in Botanical Place is a condominium unit, so this search should return the rows the first one does. It adds the property type filter as a cross-check on the development label, and other Naples neighborhoods are gathered under Naples communities.
Listings in Botanical Place by price
The split at $300,000 divides the active listings into two searches, and no listing shows in both. It falls inside the export's range of list prices: two active listings sit under it and five sit at or above it.
New listings in Botanical Place
This search keeps listings that have been online for 30 days or fewer. Contact the team to save a search for Botanical Place and get new listings by email, or ask the Domain Realty Group agents to flag a size group when one lists.
What the October 29, 2026 export held
The October 29, 2026 export is the source of every count in this section. The same export held 7 active Botanical Place listings at a $349,000 median list price and no pending sale. The count is a dated snapshot, and a new export replaces it at publish.
Listings filed under another development name
Listing agents enter the development name by hand, so a Botanical Place unit could be filed under a variant, a street name or nothing. Each row the export counted was joined to the county roll by street address and carried the Botanical Place name, and no row was dropped for a mismatch. Rows from the neighbor next door belong to another condominium and stay out.
What is Botanical Place in Naples, FL, and where is it?
Botanical Place in Naples, FL, sits in East Naples, in unincorporated Collier County and ZIP 34112. The county records it as one condominium under a single number, and the association's principal address is on the one street the buildings share.
Where Botanical Place sits in Naples
Botanical Place sits off Bayshore Drive with Sugden Regional Park across a canal to the east, Arboretum is a separate neighboring condominium, and Naples Botanical Garden is 0.2 route miles away by the Domain Realty Group route table. Route miles on this page are free-flow road miles measured from the 4485 address, and they are not time estimates.
Unincorporated Collier County
The Naples in the address is the postal place name for ZIP 34112. Collier County and its districts, not a city, supply the tax roll and the taxing lines for the condominium, as the taxes section shows. For the wider market, start with Naples real estate. The 2026 county roll holds 218 Botanical Place parcels under one county condominium number, every one a condominium unit, and no garage, parking or storage unit is recorded as a separate parcel.
What the aerial shows
The aerial at the top is a USDA NAIP frame from 2023. Two rows of four buildings face a wooded center, a further building and the pool stand at the east end, and garage rows run along the north and south edges. The homes at the top and bottom of the frame belong to neighboring properties.
The entrance on Bayshore Drive
In the aerial, the road into Botanical Place leaves the main road at the left edge of the frame and loops around the buildings. How entry is controlled, if at all, is not published (checked November 3, 2026), so a buyer asks the association for its access rules.
One ZIP code, 34112
ZIP 34112 covers East Naples, and Botanical Place, the condominium next door and the Garden all carry it. A shared ZIP code is a mail routing fact and not a link between the three, so a search by ZIP returns records for places that are separate from one another.
Neighbors that are separate places
Sugden Regional Park lies east across a canal and is 1.1 route miles away by its Avalon Drive address, and the Bayshore Drive corridor at Davis Boulevard is 1.3 route miles away. Each has its own owner, hours and rules, and none shares a record with the condominium.
What have condos in Botanical Place, Naples sold for?
Botanical Place condos in Naples are read here from Collier County deeds, by window, size group, year and recorded sale. In the 12 months to August 31, 2026, Collier County recorded 12 qualified sales in Botanical Place at a $275,000 median, from $250,000 to $380,000, across five recorded size groups.
One condominium, one community median
Because Botanical Place is one condominium, the county median describes a single set of buildings, yet it blends five size groups that sell at different prices. A group's own median sits in the tables below with the number of sales behind it, and no group median is printed in a sentence.
The 12 months to August 31, 2026
The window counts deeds recorded from September 1, 2025 through August 31, 2026. Its 12 qualified deeds are listed one by one in the last table of this section, the earliest in November 2025 and the latest in August 2026.
The prior 12 months and the 60-month window
For September 2024 to August 2025, the prior 12 months, the county recorded 6 qualified Botanical Place sales at a $325,000 median, from $251,000 to $415,000, and the two windows sit side by side on this page.
Over 60 months, September 2021 to August 2026, the county recorded 52 qualified Botanical Place sales at a $320,000 median, a window that spans several market years.
Why no size-group median prints in prose
Only one size group reached 6 sales in the 12 months to August 31, 2026, and even that median stays in the tables. On 1 to 3 sales a median is a single deed or the midpoint of two, which says little, so every group figure appears with its count in a cell.
County sales by calendar year
Each cell gives the number of sales, then the median and range when there are three or more, or the prices themselves when there are one or two. The last row ends on August 31, 2026.
| Year (County) | 915 to 951 sq. ft. | 1,126 sq. ft. | 1,246 sq. ft. | 1,812 to 1,968 sq. ft. | 2,434 to 2,600 sq. ft. | All size groups |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County 2017 | 4 sales, median $155,000, $150,000 to $155,000 | 2 sales: $225,000, $180,000 | 5 sales, median $180,000, $175,000 to $183,000 | 2 sales: $285,000, $225,000 | 0 sales | 13 sales, median $180,000, $150,000 to $285,000 |
| County 2018 | 1 sale: $162,000 | 6 sales, median $177,250, $174,500 to $191,000 | 11 sales, median $183,000, $174,900 to $198,000 | 2 sales: $270,000, $262,000 | 0 sales | 20 sales, median $183,000, $162,000 to $270,000 |
| County 2019 | 0 sales | 7 sales, median $178,000, $160,000 to $187,500 | 5 sales, median $179,900, $175,000 to $190,000 | 2 sales: $284,500, $260,000 | 0 sales | 14 sales, median $179,950, $160,000 to $284,500 |
| County 2020 | 2 sales: $153,500, $180,000 | 4 sales, median $187,500, $182,000 to $200,000 | 10 sales, median $196,000, $175,000 to $207,000 | 7 sales, median $259,500, $247,500 to $300,000 | 0 sales | 23 sales, median $199,000, $153,500 to $300,000 |
| County 2021 | 5 sales, median $216,500, $185,000 to $261,100 | 8 sales, median $245,000, $150,000 to $273,000 | 3 sales, median $212,000, $210,000 to $255,000 | 7 sales, median $267,000, $240,000 to $350,000 | 1 sale: $487,500 | 24 sales, median $245,000, $150,000 to $487,500 |
| County 2022 | 0 sales | 8 sales, median $281,500, $268,500 to $356,000 | 2 sales: $370,000, $375,000 | 4 sales, median $400,000, $370,000 to $500,000 | 0 sales | 14 sales, median $355,500, $268,500 to $500,000 |
| County 2023 | 0 sales | 2 sales: $349,000, $370,000 | 1 sale: $385,000 | 3 sales, median $469,000, $429,000 to $469,500 | 0 sales | 6 sales, median $407,000, $349,000 to $469,500 |
| County 2024 | 1 sale: $275,000 | 1 sale: $328,000 | 2 sales: $420,000, $395,000 | 1 sale: $400,000 | 0 sales | 5 sales, median $395,000, $275,000 to $420,000 |
| County 2025 | 2 sales: $251,000, $255,000 | 2 sales: $345,000, $265,000 | 3 sales, median $315,000, $275,000 to $335,000 | 2 sales: $415,000, $380,000 | 0 sales | 9 sales, median $315,000, $251,000 to $415,000 |
| County 2026 (to August 31) | 2 sales: $260,000, $252,500 | 6 sales, median $285,000, $250,000 to $327,500 | 1 sale: $275,000 | 0 sales | 0 sales | 9 sales, median $275,000, $250,000 to $327,500 |
County sales by September to August period
These rows use the September 1 to August 31 window of the headline, one row for each of nine periods from September 2017 to August 2026. The newest row is the 12 months in the headline, and every row reads on its own.
| Period (County) | 915 to 951 sq. ft. | 1,126 sq. ft. | 1,246 sq. ft. | 1,812 to 1,968 sq. ft. | 2,434 to 2,600 sq. ft. | All size groups |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County September 2017 to August 2018 | 1 sale: $162,000 | 4 sales, median $181,250, $175,000 to $191,000 | 12 sales, median $183,000, $174,900 to $198,000 | 0 sales | 0 sales | 17 sales, median $183,000, $162,000 to $198,000 |
| County September 2018 to August 2019 | 0 sales | 7 sales, median $177,900, $160,000 to $183,000 | 7 sales, median $178,000, $175,000 to $190,000 | 2 sales: $270,000, $262,000 | 0 sales | 16 sales, median $178,000, $160,000 to $270,000 |
| County September 2019 to August 2020 | 2 sales: $153,500, $180,000 | 4 sales, median $183,500, $170,000 to $187,500 | 6 sales, median $196,000, $175,000 to $205,000 | 6 sales, median $257,500, $247,500 to $284,500 | 0 sales | 18 sales, median $196,000, $153,500 to $284,500 |
| County September 2020 to August 2021 | 2 sales: $185,000, $193,000 | 6 sales, median $205,000, $150,000 to $245,000 | 7 sales, median $207,000, $190,000 to $255,000 | 9 sales, median $267,000, $240,000 to $300,000 | 0 sales | 24 sales, median $226,000, $150,000 to $300,000 |
| County September 2021 to August 2022 | 3 sales, median $220,000, $216,500 to $261,100 | 11 sales, median $273,000, $230,000 to $356,000 | 2 sales: $370,000, $375,000 | 4 sales, median $385,000, $350,000 to $400,000 | 1 sale: $487,500 | 21 sales, median $275,000, $216,500 to $487,500 |
| County September 2022 to August 2023 | 0 sales | 3 sales, median $355,000, $349,000 to $370,000 | 1 sale: $385,000 | 3 sales, median $469,500, $469,000 to $500,000 | 0 sales | 7 sales, median $385,000, $349,000 to $500,000 |
| County September 2023 to August 2024 | 1 sale: $275,000 | 1 sale: $328,000 | 2 sales: $420,000, $395,000 | 2 sales: $429,000, $400,000 | 0 sales | 6 sales, median $397,500, $275,000 to $429,000 |
| County September 2024 to August 2025 | 1 sale: $251,000 | 2 sales: $345,000, $265,000 | 2 sales: $335,000, $315,000 | 1 sale: $415,000 | 0 sales | 6 sales, median $325,000, $251,000 to $415,000 |
| County September 2025 to August 2026 | 3 sales, median $255,000, $252,500 to $260,000 | 6 sales, median $285,000, $250,000 to $327,500 | 2 sales: $275,000, $275,000 | 1 sale: $380,000 | 0 sales | 12 sales, median $275,000, $250,000 to $380,000 |
Every recorded Botanical Place sale in the 12 months to August 31, 2026
Each row shows the month the county recorded the deed, the price, the county heated-area size group and the roll's year built.
| Recorded (County deed) | Price | Size group (county heated area) | Roll year built |
|---|---|---|---|
| County deed, November 2025 | $255,000 | 915 to 951 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, December 2025 | $275,000 | 1,246 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, December 2025 | $380,000 | 1,812 to 1,968 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, March 2026 | $280,000 | 1,126 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, April 2026 | $260,000 | 915 to 951 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, April 2026 | $327,500 | 1,126 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, May 2026 | $250,000 | 1,126 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, May 2026 | $275,000 | 1,246 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, June 2026 | $290,000 | 1,126 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, June 2026 | $270,000 | 1,126 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, July 2026 | $252,500 | 915 to 951 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, August 2026 | $295,000 | 1,126 sq. ft. | 2006 |
What does the MLS show about condos in Botanical Place, Naples?
Botanical Place condos in Naples are listed in the Southwest Florida MLS under one development name, and the export of October 29, 2026 holds 21 rows for it across sold, active and pending status. The MLS is a second, supporting record set read for days on market and list prices, while the county deeds remain the headline.
Two record sets that never merge
This page uses two record sets, Collier County deeds to August 31, 2026 and the Southwest Florida MLS export of October 29, 2026, with different windows, and the two are never added together. A deed records a transfer, whereas an MLS closing is entered by a listing agent, so the counting rules differ too.
MLS closings in the October 29, 2026 export
We tracked the October 29, 2026 export row by row against the county roll, joining each listing by street address and unit before counting it. The Southwest Florida MLS, as entered by listing agents, export of October 29, 2026 shows 14 Botanical Place condos sold in the year to that date at a $277,500 MLS median, with 46 median days on market.
MLS by size group
The table gives sold, median sold, median days on market, active and pending counts for the whole development and for each size group the export carries. Bedroom counts in the row labels come from the MLS rows, as listing agents entered them, and a group with one or three closings is a thin base. The two largest units, at 4465 and 4475, have no row in the export.
| Group (MLS) | Sold | Median sold | Median days on market (sold) | Active | Pending |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MLS all Botanical Place | 14 | $277,500 | 46 | 7 | 0 |
| MLS 915 to 951 sq. ft. (2 bedrooms) | 4 | $255,000 | 42 | 1 | 0 |
| MLS 1,126 sq. ft. (3 bedrooms) | 6 | $285,000 | 110 | 0 | 0 |
| MLS 1,246 sq. ft. (3 bedrooms) | 3 | $288,000 | 37 | 3 | 0 |
| MLS 1,812 to 1,968 sq. ft. (3 bedrooms) | 1 | $380,000 | 221 | 3 | 0 |
Days on market and the last list price
On those MLS closings, the median ratio of sale price to last list price was 95.6 percent. The last list price is the final asking price on the row, after any reductions, and days on market vary widely between the size groups in the table; the group with a single closing carries one listing's history, not a pattern.
Active listings and pending sales
The active and pending counts for the export sit in the last two columns of the table by size group. Pending reads zero for the whole development and for every group, and that zero includes pending sales with contingencies, so the export shows no accepted offer outstanding on that date.
Fields the export does not carry
The export holds no estoppel figure, no assessment history and no association budget, and the fee entries on its rows are the listing agents' own fields, which this page does not print. A buyer's answer on fees comes from the budget and the estoppel certificate, both requested from the association.
How do the five Botanical Place size groups compare on the county record?
Botanical Place condos in Naples fall into five size groups on the county record, from 915 to 2,600 square feet of heated area. The groups differ in how often they sell, and the tables above give each group's sales and prices with a count in every cell. This section counts sales only and leaves medians to the tables.
The county set
The groups come from the county's recorded heated area for each parcel in the one condominium: 915 to 951, 1,126, 1,246, 1,812 to 1,968 and 2,434 to 2,600 square feet. The floor plan section describes each group in turn, with its bedrooms from the MLS rows.
Five recorded size groups
In the 12 months to August 31, 2026, the county recorded sales in four of the five groups: 3 in the 915 to 951 square foot group, 6 in the 1,126 square foot group, 2 in the 1,246 square foot group and 1 in the 1,812 to 1,968 square foot group. The 2,434 to 2,600 square foot group, two larger units, recorded none.
Every sale in the windows is a resale
Builder-direct sales are 0 in the 12 months to August 31, 2026, in the prior 12 months and in the 60-month window. Every sale counted in these windows is therefore a resale of a unit that the roll dates to 2006, and no sale here is a first sale from a seller who built the unit.
How the size groups share the sales
Sales are spread unevenly among the groups. The 1,126 square foot group holds the most deeds in the 12 months to August 31, 2026, and in the 60-month window, September 2021 to August 2026, it again leads the count with 23 sales, while the 2,434 to 2,600 square foot group holds one in the same 60 months.
What the size groups do not tell you
County heated area is a size on the roll. It is not a floor plan name, a bedroom count or a view, and a group can hold more than one layout. Bedrooms appear only in MLS rows, and an MLS living area can differ from the county figure, so the two measures are never mixed.
What floor plans and bedrooms do Botanical Place condos in Naples have?
Botanical Place in Naples has five county size groups, running from the 915 to 951 square foot group up to two units of 2,434 to 2,600 square feet. Listing agents show two bedrooms in the smallest group and three in every other group that has a row. The tables below keep the county and MLS records apart.
The 2026 county roll records five size groups at Botanical Place: 915 to 951 square feet on 36 units, 1,126 on 74, 1,246 on 70, 1,812 to 1,968 on 36 and 2,434 to 2,600 on 2, with a 1,126 square foot median.
In the October 29, 2026 export, listing agents show 2 bedrooms on every row in the 915 to 951 square foot group and 3 bedrooms on every row in the 1,126, 1,246 and 1,812 to 1,968 square foot groups.
Every size below is the county's recorded heated area, and every bedroom and bath count comes from a listing row, because the roll has no bedroom field.
915 to 951 sq. ft.: 36 units, 2 bedrooms on the MLS rows
This is the smallest of the five groups. All five rows for it in the October 29, 2026 export show 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths, and of those five rows, four were sold and one was active on the export date.
The county recorded 3 qualified sales in this group in the 12 months to August 31, 2026, one in the prior 12 months and 8 across the 60 months. Three sales make a thin median, so the county sales table prints it with its count, and the prior-12 deed list below shows the single earlier price.
1,126 sq. ft.: 74 units, 3 bedrooms on the MLS rows
This group is the largest on the roll, with 74 units, and the roll's median size lands in it. All six rows for it in the export show 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, and all six were sold, with none active on the export date.
It is also the group with the most county activity: 6 qualified sales in the 12 months to August 31, 2026, 2 in the prior 12 months and 23 across the 60 months. The county sales table shows each window, and the band table shows where this group's recent sales landed.
1,246 sq. ft.: 70 units, 3 bedrooms on the MLS rows
The 1,246 square foot group holds 70 units. The export has six rows for it, all with 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Three of the six were sold and three were active on the export date.
The county recorded 2 qualified sales here in the 12 months to August 31, 2026, 2 in the prior 12 months and 9 across the 60 months. With so few recent deeds, the table lists the individual prices in place of a median, and the prior-12 deeds appear in the list below.
1,812 to 1,968 sq. ft.: 36 units, 3 bedrooms on the MLS rows
This group holds 36 units, and it covers the larger plans that appear in the export. The export has four rows for it, all with 3 bedrooms, and each shows 3 full baths and 1 half bath. One of the four was sold and three were active on the export date.
The county recorded 1 qualified sale here in the 12 months to August 31, 2026, 1 in the prior 12 months and 11 across the 60 months. A single sale does not describe a group, so the table prints it as a listed price and nothing more.
2,434 to 2,600 sq. ft.: 2 units, no MLS row in the window
These two units are larger than any other on the roll, and they sit at 4465 and 4475 on the circle. No row in the October 29, 2026 export joins to either unit, so this page gives no bedroom or bath count for them and does not guess one from their size.
The county recorded no sale for them in the 12 months to August 31, 2026 or the prior 12 months, and one in the 60 months, shown in the table below.
County sales by size group
The table puts the five groups in one place. Sale counts and prices come from Collier County deeds qualified through August 31, 2026, and the bedroom column comes from the export of October 29, 2026. Where a window holds fewer than three sales, the cell lists each price in place of a median.
| Size group (County heated area) | Bedrooms (MLS rows) | Units | T12 sales | T12 | Prior 12 sales | Prior 12 | 60-month sales | 60-month median |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County 915 to 951 sq. ft. | 2 bedrooms | 36 | 3 | $255,000 | 1 | listed: $251,000 | 8 | $253,750 |
| County 1,126 sq. ft. | 3 bedrooms | 74 | 6 | $285,000 | 2 | listed: $345,000, $265,000 | 23 | $280,000 |
| County 1,246 sq. ft. | 3 bedrooms | 70 | 2 | listed: $275,000, $275,000 | 2 | listed: $335,000, $315,000 | 9 | $370,000 |
| County 1,812 to 1,968 sq. ft. | 3 bedrooms | 36 | 1 | listed: $380,000 | 1 | listed: $415,000 | 11 | $400,000 |
| County 2,434 to 2,600 sq. ft. | no MLS row | 2 | 0 | none | 0 | none | 1 | listed: $487,500 |
Read each row on its own, since the three windows cover different years and no column is a comparison of the others.
MLS rows by bedrooms
The October 29, 2026 export holds two bedroom counts for Botanical Place. The table shows the rows carrying each count, how many sold in the export's year to that date and how many were active on the export date. These medians come from small groups, so they stay in the table.
| Bedrooms (MLS) | MLS rows | Sold | Median sold | Active |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MLS 2 bedrooms | 5 | 4 | $255,000 | 1 |
| MLS 3 bedrooms | 16 | 10 | $289,000 | 6 |
Why the MLS living area is a different measure
The county roll carries the property appraiser's heated area, one figure per unit, and that figure sorts every unit into the five groups. The MLS carries a living area typed by the listing agent, which can match the roll or differ from it.
On the Botanical Place rows the two agree for many units and differ for others, most visibly among the larger plans. This page keeps the measures apart and builds no per-foot figure from a mix of them. A buyer who needs an exact size orders a measurement of the unit.
Baths on the MLS rows
In the 915 to 951, 1,126 and 1,246 square foot groups, every row in the October 29, 2026 export shows 2 full baths and no half bath. In the 1,812 to 1,968 square foot group, every row shows 3 full baths and 1 half bath.
County price bands in the 12 months to August 31, 2026
The band table sorts the 12 county sales of the 12 months to August 31, 2026 by price and size group. None was recorded under $250,000 or at $450,000 or more, and the bands from $250,000 up to $300,000 hold the most deeds. Each cell is a count of sales, not a price.
| Price band (County) | 915 to 951 sq. ft. | 1,126 sq. ft. | 1,246 sq. ft. | 1,812 to 1,968 sq. ft. | 2,434 to 2,600 sq. ft. | All size groups |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County Under $200,000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| County $200,000 to under $250,000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| County $250,000 to under $275,000 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 5 |
| County $275,000 to under $300,000 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 5 |
| County $300,000 to under $350,000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| County $350,000 to under $450,000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| County $450,000 or more | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Every recorded Botanical Place sale in the prior 12 months
The earlier window, September 2024 to August 2025, holds six county deeds. The table lists each with its recording month, its price and its size group, beside the later window for reference and not as a measure of change.
| Recorded (County deed) | Price | Size group (county heated area) | Roll year built |
|---|---|---|---|
| County deed, January 2025 | $251,000 | 915 to 951 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, March 2025 | $335,000 | 1,246 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, April 2025 | $415,000 | 1,812 to 1,968 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, April 2025 | $315,000 | 1,246 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, May 2025 | $345,000 | 1,126 sq. ft. | 2006 |
| County deed, May 2025 | $265,000 | 1,126 sq. ft. | 2006 |
A recorded price carries no note on the building or the condition inside the unit. To see what is for sale now, use the Domain Realty Group property search and save a search to get new listings by email.
How old are the Botanical Place buildings in Naples, and what should a buyer check?
Botanical Place in Naples dates to 2006 on the county roll, and the county issued certificates of occupancy for its nine buildings that year. A year of construction says little alone, so a buyer reads the association's reports on roofs, openings and reserves before any contract deadline runs.
Built in 2006
DeAngelis Diamond, a construction company, lists Botanical Place in its portfolio as "Nine new buildings and a clubhouse totaling 218 units," and the county roll dates every unit to 2006, with no deed on any unit before that year.
The portfolio line does not say what part the firm played, so this page reads it as a record of new construction and nothing more.
Certificates of occupancy in 2006
Collier County's milestone list records certificates of occupancy for the nine buildings from March 20 to September 28, 2006, and no public source we read names the developer.
A certificate of occupancy is the county's sign-off that a finished building may be occupied, and the spread of dates shows the buildings were finished in stages.
Nine buildings of 24 units
Buildings 1 to 9 each hold 24 condominium units on four residential floors, as the county's recorded unit numbers show, and a tenth building number covers two larger units at 4465 and 4475 Botanical Place Circle.
Inspections, roof work and reserve studies are building matters, so a buyer asks which of the nine buildings holds the unit.
Two larger units on a tenth building number
The roll gives the two largest units a building number apart from the nine 24-unit buildings. Their county heated area is 2,434 to 2,600 square feet, and they carry the street numbers 4465 and 4475 on the circle.
How each is used, and whether the two share a building, is not published (checked November 3, 2026). The export has no row for either, so a buyer interested in one asks the association and the seller for its documents first.
Built under the statewide building code
The buildings date to 2006, after the statewide Florida Building Code took effect on March 1, 2002, and the association's milestone, reserve study and wind mitigation reports are where a buyer reads each building's roof and openings.
The code sets what a new building must meet when permitted. It does not record repairs made since, so the association's records matter more than the code or the year.
Roofs and openings: read the reports
Florida law requires insurers to offer credits for wind features such as roof strength, roof covering, roof-to-wall strength and protection of openings, and a uniform mitigation form records them for a building. In a condominium the roof and structure sit under the association's policy, so the report is the association's document.
No such report is public for Botanical Place, so it is not published (checked November 3, 2026), and a buyer asks for it with the roof replacement dates.
What a buyer reads before an offer
The documents that answer the question of how old a building is sit with the association, not on a public page. A buyer or the buyer's agent can ask for these:
- the Declaration of Condominium and any amendments
- the current budget and recent financial statements
- the milestone inspection status and structural integrity reserve study for the unit's building
- the wind mitigation report and roof replacement dates
- the estoppel certificate, which states the account's balance and any pending charges
The Naples communities page lists other condominiums for comparison.
What is on site at Botanical Place in Naples?
Botanical Place in Naples has a clubhouse on the contractor's record and a pool beside the east building on the 2023 aerial, set among residential buildings around a wooded center. The association publishes no amenity list, so every other facility is a question for the documents.
The clubhouse
A clubhouse is on the contractor's record and a pool shows beside the east building in the 2023 USDA aerial, and the association publishes no amenity list, so a buyer confirms any other facility in the documents.
The contractor's line is the only first-party record of the clubhouse, and it does not describe the rooms or who may use them.
The pool
The 2023 aerial shows a pool beside the building at the east end of the campus. The pool is read from the image alone, since no page from the association describes it.
Its hours and rules are not published (checked November 3, 2026), so a buyer asks and looks in person.
The wooded center
In the aerial, two rows of four residential buildings face each other across a wooded center, with a ninth building and the pool at the east end. The center reads as trees and ground cover, not as buildings or pavement.
No public record gives the wooded center any other description, so this page assigns it no legal status. Who maintains it, and whether it can change, are questions for the Declaration.
Garage rows on the aerial
The aerial shows long, low rows of structures along the north and south edges of the campus, which read as garage rows. The county roll records no garage, parking or storage unit as a separate parcel, and it does not say which units have one.
The MLS export has no garage or parking field, so whether a unit comes with a garage space, a parking space or storage is a question for its listing sheet and the association's documents.
What the association does not publish
Botanical Place Condominium Association, Inc. runs no public site that we found, so several facts are not published (checked November 3, 2026): the amenity list, the budget, any recorded fee, leasing, pet and vehicle rules, the status of the reserve study and the use of the two units at 4465 and 4475.
Each item appears in the resale package, which the agent on the unit can request.
How is Botanical Place different from Naples Botanical Garden and Arboretum?
Botanical Place in Naples is a 218-unit condominium, Naples Botanical Garden is a public garden beside it and the condominium next door is another condominium, and none of the three shares a record with the others. This section separates what each one is.
Naples Botanical Garden is a neighbor
The Garden sits on Bayshore Drive beside the condominium, 0.2 route miles away. It is a separate public garden of 170 acres of cultivated gardens and native habitat, run by its own organization.
The Garden is a destination near Botanical Place, not part of it, and nothing in the association's records links the two. A listing that says a home is near the Garden describes a location and not a shared amenity.
Garden hours
Naples Botanical Garden at 4820 Bayshore Drive publishes daily hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (checked November 3, 2026), and Botanical Place has no affiliation with the Garden.
Those hours were read on one date, so check the Garden's own site before a visit.
Arboretum is a separate condominium
Arboretum is a different condominium, with its own association, its own county condominium number and its own sales and listings. It lies in the same ZIP code, 34112, next door to Botanical Place.
No price or count from next door enters any Botanical Place figure on this page.
Separate records and listings
The county keeps each condominium under its own number and its own parcels. The MLS export keeps them under separate development names, so a search on either name returns its own rows.
This page counts only the rows and deeds that join to Botanical Place's 218 units.
Why the names get mixed up
The condominium shares part of its name with a garden beside it, and both front on the same road in the same ZIP code.
A quick check settles it. The street address, the county condominium name and the association on the documents should all read Botanical Place. An address on the neighboring circle is a different place.
What is near Botanical Place in Naples, and which schools serve it?
Botanical Place in Naples lies in East Naples, with shopping, downtown Naples, the beaches, two airports and several hospitals within the distances given here. Every distance is a free-flow route mile from the 4485 address, taken from the route table, with no drive times.
Groceries and daily errands
A Walmart Supercenter on Tamiami Trail East is 2.3 route miles away, and Coastland Center is 5.0 route miles away. Waterside Shops, on Tamiami Trail North, sits farther north, and the table below gives its distance. No other store is in the route table, so this page gives no further shopping distance.
Downtown Naples and the beaches
Fifth Avenue South and Tin City are each 3.2 route miles from Botanical Place. The Naples Pier is 4.4 route miles away, and Lowdermilk Park, on Gulf Shore Boulevard North, is in the table below.
Farther out, Vanderbilt Beach Park is 12.2 route miles away, and Tigertail Beach on Marco Island is farther still. This page gives no parking or fee detail for any beach.
Parks
Sugden Regional Park lies across a canal from the east edge of the campus and is 1.1 route miles away by road.
The Gordon River Greenway is a 140-acre park with trails and boardwalks, open from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. seven days a week per its site on November 3, 2026. It is not in the route table, so no distance is given.
Airports
Naples Airport is 3.3 route miles from Botanical Place. Southwest Florida International Airport is 36.5 route miles away.
Hospitals
NCH Baker Hospital is 4.1 route miles from Botanical Place. Physicians Regional has campuses on Collier Boulevard and on Pine Ridge Road, and NCH North Naples Hospital is farther north, with each distance in the table below.
Public schools by address
A Collier County Public Schools lookup for the 2027 school year, run in October 2026 for 4485 Botanical Place Circle, returned Avalon Elementary, Gulfview Middle and Naples High, graded B, A and A for 2025-26, and assignment is by address and can change each year.
The grades are the state's school grades in the district's 2025-26 report. A buyer checks the district's lookup for the exact address before an offer.
Distances in the Domain Realty Group route table
The table lists every destination in the route table, in order of route miles, as free-flow road distances from the 4485 address and not straight lines.
| Destination (Domain Realty Group route table, free-flow) | Route miles |
|---|---|
| Naples Botanical Garden | 0.2 |
| Sugden Regional Park | 1.1 |
| Bayshore Drive at Davis Boulevard | 1.3 |
| Walmart Supercenter, Tamiami Trail East | 2.3 |
| Fifth Avenue South | 3.2 |
| Tin City | 3.2 |
| Naples Airport | 3.3 |
| NCH Baker Hospital | 4.1 |
| Naples Pier | 4.4 |
| Coastland Center | 5.0 |
| Lowdermilk Park | 5.3 |
| Physicians Regional, Collier Boulevard | 6.2 |
| Waterside Shops | 8.3 |
| Physicians Regional, Pine Ridge | 9.7 |
| Vanderbilt Beach Park | 12.2 |
| NCH North Naples Hospital | 12.2 |
| Tigertail Beach, Marco Island | 15.8 |
| Southwest Florida International Airport | 36.5 |
For the wider picture, the Naples page lists the communities Domain Realty Group covers.
What is changing along Bayshore Drive near Botanical Place?
Botanical Place in Naples sits on this corridor, where the Garden, a county redevelopment agency and a taxing district each have a part. One dated project is documented here, a boardwalk parcel planted in January 2026, and this section does not forecast what comes next.
The Bayshore Drive boardwalk
Naples Botanical Garden published a post on January 28, 2026 about a 17-acre parcel just north of its campus, between Lunar Street and Jeepers Drive. The post says the Bayshore Gateway Triangle Community Redevelopment Agency owns the parcel.
According to the post, Garden staff planted the site in January 2026 and the project is a pedestrian walkway linking the Bayshore District to Sugden Regional Park.
The Bayshore Beautification MSTU
An MSTU, a municipal service taxing unit, is a tax district a county creates to pay for improvements in a defined area. Every Botanical Place unit sits inside this MSTU, which appears as one line among the taxing authorities on the unit's 2026 county tax lines.
The MSTU's projects page, when last read in late October 2026, listed one project, a road and drainage job on Danford Street. The unit's own tax bill shows the exact charge.
Sugden Regional Park
Sugden Regional Park is a county park across a canal from the east edge of Botanical Place, and the county's parcel layer shows a lake inside its grounds.
This page has not verified the park's hours, fees or facilities, so a buyer checks them on the county's own pages.
What is not yet scheduled
No source we read gives a construction schedule, a cost or a result for further work along the corridor, and this page predicts none. The redevelopment agency posts a list of active projects, and a buyer who wants current status reads that list directly.
To see which units are on the market, use the Domain Realty Group property search, and contact the team for the documents on a specific unit.
Who governs Botanical Place in Naples, and what are the condo fees?
Botanical Place in Naples has one condominium association, a management firm named on the association's state filing and a Declaration recorded in 2005, yet it publishes no fee, budget or governing document on any public page we found. This section lays out what the record shows and what a buyer requests in writing first.
The association
Botanical Place Condominium Association, Inc., filed with the state in 2005, governs the one condominium, its state filing names Compass Rose Management, and the Declaration of Condominium was recorded November 21, 2005. Every unit owner belongs to this association, and the filing gives 4485 on the circle as its principal address.
Management named on the state filing
The state filing lists a management company as the association's registered agent. That entry tells a buyer where the association's mail goes and little else, because no public page describes the management contract, its term or the services it covers. Treat the name as a contact for records requests and confirm who handles the resale package when you order it.
The Declaration of Condominium
The Declaration is the founding document. It creates the units, assigns the common elements, sets how expenses are shared and carries the first set of use restrictions. Later amendments change it, and each amendment is recorded separately. A buyer reads the original and every amendment together, because a rule on page one can be rewritten by a recorded change years later.
Votes and meetings
How votes are weighted, how many owners make a quorum and when the board meets are all questions the Declaration and bylaws answer. No public source we read states a voting formula for Botanical Place, so the vote per unit is not published (checked November 3, 2026). Ask for the bylaws and the dates of recent board and owner meetings, and read the meeting records if the association will share them.
The fee is not published
The association publishes no dues schedule on any public page we found (checked November 3, 2026), so this page lists its fee as not published and points a buyer to the budget and the estoppel certificate. A figure copied from a listing or a brokerage page is a snapshot of one entry, not the association's adopted rate, and this page prints none.
What a buyer asks for: budget and estoppel
Put the request in writing, by unit, before the contract deadlines run. Ask for the adopted budget, the most recent year-end financial statement, the reserve schedule, the current rules, and an estoppel certificate showing what the seller owes today. If a special assessment has been adopted or is under discussion, the board's answer belongs in that same reply. The Domain Realty Group agents can help a buyer request these documents.
MLS fee fields are not the association's rate
Listing agents type fee fields into the Southwest Florida MLS by hand, some quarterly, some monthly, many left blank. Those entries are agent-entered supporting data, and this page does not print them as the cost of owning at Botanical Place. The association's adopted budget sets the real assessment, and the estoppel certificate states what applies to the unit you are buying.
Can you rent out a condo in Botanical Place, Naples, and what are the rules?
Botanical Place in Naples has no leasing, pet or vehicle rule posted on any public page we found (checked November 3, 2026). The rules live in the Declaration, the rules and regulations and any amendment, all delivered in the resale package. Read them before an offer, not after closing.
No public leasing rule
The association posts no public leasing, pet or vehicle rules, so a buyer reads the Declaration, the rules and any amendment in the resale package before signing. Whether a lease may run for a month or a year, how many leases the board allows in a year and whether a waiting period applies are therefore questions for those documents.
Pets
Pet rules, including whether pets are allowed, how many, any size limit and where animals may go on common property, appear on no public page we found. A pet entry in a listing field was typed by an agent and not posted by the association, so this page prints no pet rule. Ask for the current written pet rule and any registration form.
Vehicles and parking
The vehicle rule, covering trucks, trailers, boats, commercial vehicles and guest parking, is posted on no public page. The 2023 aerial photograph shows garage rows along the north and south edges of the site, but the photograph does not say who owns or may use a garage or a space. The Declaration decides that, so ask which spaces convey with the unit.
Where the rules live
Three documents carry the rules. The Declaration holds the use restrictions recorded with the condominium, the bylaws hold the association's operating procedures, and the rules and regulations hold the board's adopted policies, which the board can usually amend faster than the Declaration. Ask for all three, plus any amendment, and ask which version the board enforces today.
Association approval of a sale or lease
Some condominium associations require an application and approval before a sale or a lease, and some do not. Botanical Place posts no approval procedure, so whether an application is needed, what it asks and how long a decision takes are open questions. Ask the association for its form and its timeline before the contract sets closing, since an approval step can move a date.
Questions to ask before an offer
Write the questions down and send them to the association through the listing agent or the management office:
- Does the Declaration or any amendment limit leasing, and for how long a term?
- What are the pet, vehicle and parking rules in force today?
- Is an application or interview needed for a purchase or a lease?
- What does the purchase application cost, and who pays it?
- Is any amendment pending a vote of the owners?
For help reading the answers, contact Domain Realty Group.
What does a buyer pay once at purchase in Botanical Place, Naples?
Botanical Place in Naples puts three one-time costs in front of a buyer: the association's application, if it requires one, the estoppel certificate, and the usual title, recording and closing costs. The association publishes none of its own amounts, so this section names each cost and points to the law that caps the estoppel.
The purchase application
If the association requires a purchase application, the buyer pays what that application states, and the amount is not published for Botanical Place (checked November 3, 2026). Ask for the association's own form and read its fee line. A figure from a listing field is not the association's form and is not printed here.
Estoppel certificate
An estoppel certificate is the association's written statement of what is owed on a unit on a stated date, covering regular assessments, any special assessment and any unpaid charge. Lenders and title agents rely on it at closing. Ask for the estoppel certificate early, since the statute gives the association a set number of business days to deliver it.
Estoppel fee caps
Under s. 718.116(8), the association issues an estoppel certificate within 10 business days, and the state's adjusted maximums are a $299 fee when nothing is delinquent, $119 more if expedited and as much as $179 more when the account is delinquent, while Botanical Place publishes no fee of its own. The caps are ceilings, so the association may charge less.
Title, recording and closing costs
Title insurance, document recording, the survey if one is ordered, lender charges and prepaid items vary by contract and lender, and none is specific to Botanical Place. Your title agent and lender issue an estimate for the contract price. Ask for it early and read it beside the estoppel certificate so the numbers line up on the closing statement.
What is not published
Several amounts a buyer wants are not published for Botanical Place (checked November 3, 2026): the purchase application fee, any capital contribution or transfer charge, the move-in fee and any deposit. A true gap prints as a gap on this page. Information not available at time of publishing (checked 2026-11-03). Ask the association to confirm each in writing.
What are property taxes on a condo in Botanical Place, Naples?
Botanical Place in Naples sits in a single millage area on the Collier County roll, with no municipal line because the community lies in unincorporated Collier County. The tax table below lists the eleven authority lines and their total. The figures describe the current roll, and a buyer's first bill resets after a purchase.
Taxes table: millage area 63
Every Botanical Place unit sits in millage area 63 at 12.3696 mills for 2026, including 2.0000 mills for the Greater Naples Fire Rescue District and 2.0000 mills for the Bayshore Beautification MSTU, and the median 2026 total tax on the county roll is $3,065.49.
| Taxing authority | Area 63, mills (2026) |
|---|---|
| General Fund | 3.0107 |
| Water Management Fund, South Florida | 0.0948 |
| Big Cypress Basin | 0.0978 |
| School Board, state law | 1.8990 |
| School Board, local board | 2.2480 |
| Collier Mosquito Control | 0.1331 |
| Greater Naples Fire Rescue District | 2.0000 |
| Unincorporated General, MSTD | 0.6844 |
| Water Pollution Control Program | 0.0246 |
| Bayshore Beautification MSTU | 2.0000 |
| Conservation Collier | 0.1772 |
| Total, millage area 63 | 12.3696 |
The Greater Naples Fire Rescue District line
The fire rescue line is an ad valorem tax on assessed value, listed in the table above and billed with the county bill. It funds the district that serves this part of East Naples. A buyer reads it as one of the eleven lines inside the millage area total, not as a charge from the condominium association, and not as a separate bill.
The Bayshore Beautification MSTU line
The Bayshore line is a municipal service taxing unit line, also an ad valorem tax inside the area total. Like every other line in the table, it applies to taxable value, so a higher assessment after a sale means a higher dollar amount from the same rate. It is a county tax and not an association fee.
Median 2026 tax on the roll
We tracked the 2026 county roll lines for Botanical Place, all 218 units under one county condominium number, and the median total tax across them reads $3,065.49 on the 2026 roll. That is the middle of what current owners were billed, many of them under homestead caps that do not transfer, so use it as context and not as a forecast for a purchase.
Median 2026 tax by size group
The table splits the 2026 county roll by the five recorded size groups. Small samples carry little weight, and the largest group holds two units. Each median is a bill from the 2026 roll, and none is a quote for a purchase.
| Size group (County) | Units | Median 2026 total tax |
|---|---|---|
| County 915 to 951 sq. ft. | 36 | $2,427.34 |
| County 1,126 sq. ft. | 74 | $2,956.01 |
| County 1,246 sq. ft. | 70 | $3,197.27 |
| County 1,812 to 1,968 sq. ft. | 36 | $3,733.89 |
| County 2,434 to 2,600 sq. ft. | 2 | $5,132.95 |
Non-ad valorem lines on the 2026 roll
On the 2026 roll, all 218 Botanical Place units carry $0.00 in non-ad valorem charges, and the roll file read does not name the lines, so read the unit's own tax bill. A non-ad valorem charge is not based on a unit's value, so it does not show in the millage table, which is why the bill itself settles the question.
No community development district
No community development district appears among the 2026 taxing authorities for Botanical Place. A buyer should still look for any separate district or assessment named on the title commitment. The tax table above lists every authority on the county roll for this millage area, and none is a district created for the community.
Homestead and Save Our Homes
A Florida homestead exemption takes $25,000 off assessed value, plus an indexed additional exemption on non-school levies that reaches $26,411 at most for 2026, and the owner must hold title on January 1 and live in the unit. Save Our Homes then caps yearly increases in the assessed value of a homestead, at 2.7 percent for 2026. A buyer who plans to claim it asks the county how and when to file.
What do worked tax examples show for a Botanical Place condo?
Botanical Place in Naples can be priced for tax in two quick illustrations that use a recorded sale median as the taxable value at 12.3696 mills, with and without a homestead exemption. The examples are arithmetic on the millage area 63 rate, not a bill.
How the examples are built
Each example takes a county median sale price, treats it as the taxable value, applies the millage area total and then subtracts the homestead amounts. The first row uses the county 12-month median and the second uses the county 60-month median. Non-ad valorem charges are the $0.00 shown on the 2026 roll, and the table lists both totals side by side.
| Example (County) | Price used as taxable value | Ad valorem at 12.3696 mills | Non-ad valorem (2026 roll) | Total without exemptions | Total with a homestead |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County T12 median, September 2025 to August 2026 | $275,000 | $3,401.64 | $0.00 | $3,401.64 | $2,875.23 |
| County 60-month median, September 2021 to August 2026 | $320,000 | $3,958.27 | $0.00 | $3,958.27 | $3,431.86 |
An illustration, not a bill
These are an illustration, not a bill. The county appraiser sets a taxable value, which can differ from a contract price, and the tax collector sets the bill from that value and the year's adopted rates. Rates can change in later years. Use the examples to see how the lines combine, then compare them with the unit's own tax bill.
Homestead in the examples
The homestead column takes $25,000 off all levies and then up to $26,411 off the non-school levies, which in the examples removes $309.24 and $217.17 for a combined $526.41 from the bill. A buyer qualifies only by holding title on January 1 and making the unit a permanent residence, so the column applies to some buyers and not others.
What changes after a purchase
After a sale, the county resets the assessed value to the new price basis, and the homestead cap that protected the seller does not carry over to the buyer. A first bill can therefore sit above the current median shown earlier on this page. Ask your lender to estimate escrow on the contract price, and ask the county for the current bill after closing.
Is Botanical Place in Naples in a flood zone, and how do storms and insurance work?
Botanical Place in Naples shows Zone AE with a base flood elevation of 8 feet on FEMA's effective map at the four addresses we checked, and preliminary maps are on the way. This section shows each address, who insures which part of a building, and why a buyer asks for a lender determination on the exact building.
Flood zone by address checked
We checked four Botanical Place addresses against the FEMA map on October 21, 2026. Each reading is a point at that address, not a determination for a building, so the lender orders the determination for the unit you buy.
| Address checked | Source and date | FEMA zone |
|---|---|---|
| 4485 Botanical Place Circle | FEMA effective map point, October 21, 2026 (Domain Realty Group research) | Zone AE, base flood elevation 8 feet |
| 4430 Botanical Place Circle | FEMA effective map point, October 21, 2026 (Domain Realty Group research) | Zone AE, base flood elevation 8 feet |
| 4450 Botanical Place Circle | FEMA effective map point, October 21, 2026 (Domain Realty Group research) | Zone AE, base flood elevation 8 feet |
| 4510 Botanical Place Circle | FEMA effective map point, October 21, 2026 (Domain Realty Group research) | Zone AE, base flood elevation 8 feet |
Zone AE and base flood elevation
FEMA's effective map, panel 12021C0582J dated February 8, 2024, places the four Botanical Place addresses checked on October 21, 2026, 4485, 4430, 4450 and 4510 Botanical Place Circle, in Zone AE with a base flood elevation of 8 feet, so get the lender's determination for the unit's building. A lender with a federally backed loan requires flood insurance in that kind of area.
Preliminary flood maps
Collier County's notice says FEMA's preliminary flood maps were released March 20, 2025, with a target effective date in summer 2027 that is subject to change. A preliminary map is a draft, and this page states no zone from it for any Botanical Place building. Watch the county's notice, since a final map changes the effective reading in the table above.
Evacuation zone at the sampled addresses
Collier County's evacuation layer placed the three Botanical Place addresses sampled in October 2026, 4430, 4450 and 4510 Botanical Place Circle, in Evacuation Zone A, so check the county lookup for the unit's own address. The evacuation layer is a different map from the flood map, and the two can differ.
Who insures the buildings
Under s. 718.111(11), the association insures the condominium property as originally installed, and each owner insures the unit's floor, wall and ceiling coverings, fixtures, appliances, cabinets and countertops, with at least $2,000 of loss assessment coverage under s. 627.714. The association's master policy is therefore a document to request, along with its flood coverage, if any.
The unit policy
An owner's own policy, called an HO-6 in the industry, covers the interior items the law assigns to the owner, personal belongings and liability. It does not insure the buildings. Because a lender may require flood coverage, ask an agent to quote a unit flood policy and a wind and fire policy using the building's elevation details. This page gives no price and names no insurer.
Loss assessment coverage
Loss assessment coverage pays an owner's share when the association assesses owners for a covered loss under the master policy. The statute sets a floor, and a buyer can choose a higher limit with the unit policy. Ask the association for the master policy's terms and any recent charges to owners, then size the limit with an insurance agent.
Storm history: what the record shows
No source we read names Botanical Place in a storm report, so this page makes no claim about how any building fared in a past Gulf storm. Area facts exist at the county level, but they do not describe these buildings. Ask the seller for the Florida flood disclosure and ask the association for its claims history.
What do milestone inspections and reserve studies mean at Botanical Place?
Botanical Place in Naples appears on Collier County's milestone list for its nine main buildings, and a structural integrity reserve study applies to buildings of three or more habitable stories. The association's current status on either one is not published. This section explains each requirement and the documents a buyer asks to see.
The county milestone list
Collier County's milestone list, as of January 2026, names Buildings 1 to 9 of Botanical Place with a first milestone inspection due in 2031, and the two units at 4465 and 4475 do not appear on that list. The list gives a due date, not a result, so read it as a schedule and not as a report on any building.
First milestone inspection due in 2031
A milestone inspection is a structural inspection of the building, and Florida requires the association to send each owner the inspector's summary within 45 days. The date on the county list is when the first one is due for the nine buildings. This page makes no statement about whether an inspection has happened, and an owner or buyer asks the association for the date and any summary.
The two units at 4465 and 4475
The two larger units at 4465 and 4475 sit under a tenth building number and do not appear on the county list. This page says only what the list shows. How these two units are covered, and how the building they sit in is used, are not published, so a buyer of either unit asks the association and the county directly.
Structural integrity reserve studies
Florida's milestone inspection law, s. 553.899, and its structural integrity reserve study law, s. 718.112(2)(g), apply to condominium buildings of three or more habitable stories, so a buyer asks the association for its milestone status and current reserve study in the resale documents. The study reviews roofs, structure, plumbing, electrical systems, waterproofing, windows and more, on a repeating schedule.
Status is not published
The association's milestone status and reserve study are not published (checked November 3, 2026), and no public source we read reports either. This page therefore makes no statement about reserve levels, funding or future charges. A buyer should treat silence as a question, not an answer, and obtain the documents before the contract's review period ends.
What to request
Ask in writing for the milestone inspection summary for the unit's building, the current structural integrity reserve study, the reserve schedule in the adopted budget, the engineer's report if one exists and the board's plan for any repair it names. The resale package must carry the milestone and study documents when they exist, as the next section explains.
What does Florida law require when you buy in Botanical Place, Naples?
Botanical Place in Naples follows Florida's condominium statutes on every resale, which govern the documents a seller delivers, the buyer's right to cancel in a short window, the estoppel certificate and the insurance split. This section summarizes each rule in plain terms as general information, not legal advice.
Resale disclosure and the 7-day window
On a Botanical Place resale, s. 718.503(2)(d) has the contract either acknowledge that the buyer received the association documents more than 7 days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays, before signing, or make the contract voidable by written notice within 7 days, excluding the same days, after signing and receipt, a right that ends at closing.
Estoppel certificates
Under s. 718.116(8), the association must answer an estoppel request within the statute's business-day window and may charge only up to the state's adjusted caps, which the purchase costs section above sets out. The certificate protects a buyer and a lender by fixing what the association says is owed on the unit. Order it early and read the account balance line.
Milestone and reserve study disclosures
The same resale statute, s. 718.503, adds the milestone summary and the reserve study to the documents a seller delivers when those documents exist. A buyer reads them within the contract's review window, since the right to cancel runs on the stated number of days. If a document is missing, ask whether it does not exist or has not been delivered.
Official records
Florida requires an association of 25 or more units to post its official records on a website or app with an owner-only area. Botanical Place has 218 units, so the rule reaches it, yet we found no public association page, and any such area would be restricted to owners. Ask the association for the records by name, and expect a response in writing.
Condominium insurance rules
Florida splits insurance between the association and the owner, as the flood and insurance section above explains, and requires the association to keep coverage on the property as originally installed. A buyer asks for the master policy summary, confirms the loss assessment minimum with an agent and compares the unit policy with the lender's requirements. This page names no insurer and prints no price.
Lender review of a condominium project
The buyer's lender decides whether a Botanical Place unit fits its loan programs after its own review of the condominium, and this page makes no claim about that outcome. The lender usually sends the association a questionnaire, so a prompt, complete reply helps the loan timeline. A cash buyer skips that step but should still read the same documents. To plan the sequence, see available homes on the property search or browse Naples communities.
How do Botanical Place prices compare with nearby East Naples condominiums?
Botanical Place in Naples sits beside seven other East Naples condominium groups that the Collier County roll files separately, and the table below sets each one next to it using county deeds qualified in the 12 months to August 31, 2026. Every row is one condominium measured against other condominiums, with its own sale count and unit count.
County peer table
The distance column is a straight line across the map from Botanical Place to each peer, not a road distance, and each median comes from that peer's own recorded deeds.
| Community (County) | Straight-line mi | T12 sales | T12 median | Condominium units on the roll |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| County Botanical Place (subject) | 0 (subject) | 12 | $275,000 | 218 |
| County Arboretum | 0.5 | 13 | $495,000 | 244 |
| County Villas at Greenwood Lake | 2.5 | 4 | $407,000 | 134 |
| County Amelia Lake | 2.9 | 7 | $347,000 | 104 |
| County Napoli Luxury | 2.9 | 12 | $257,500 | 232 |
| County Magnolia Falls | 2.9 | 9 | $375,000 | 144 |
| County Mandalay | 3.6 | 6 | $386,000 | 71 |
| County Mystic Greens | 4.5 | 4 | $420,000 | 36 |
How to read the peer table
A median is the middle recorded price for one group in one window, so it describes the group and never a single unit. Villas at Greenwood Lake and Mystic Greens each rest on 4 sales, which makes those two rows thin reads, and Mandalay rests on 6. The table ranks no community above another, and the unit counts show how differently sized the groups are.
Peer pages on this site
In this section, Mystic Greens is the peer linked to its own page on this site. Amelia Lake, Magnolia Falls, Villas at Greenwood Lake, Napoli Luxury and Mandalay stay in the table as plain rows, and the condominium next door appears there with its own separate record set.
What the comparison leaves out
The table leaves out unit size, floor, condition, view and the monthly cost of owning, and each of those changes what a buyer pays. It also uses a single window for every row, so a group with few sales can shift on one closing. Use it to decide which communities to open next, then weigh individual listings against the county deed table earlier on this page.
Which names get confused with Botanical Place in Naples?
Botanical Place in Naples shares words with the public garden on its doorstep, with the condominium next door and with other Botanical-named streets and communities in Florida. None of them supplies a record to this page, and each is set apart below so a search result or a listing sheet can be checked against the right address.
Naples Botanical Garden
Naples Botanical Garden is a public garden at 4820 Bayshore Drive, 0.2 route miles from the condominium, and it is a separate organization with its own grounds and records. A visit to the Garden does not connect a buyer to the condominium, and the shared word is the reason many searches land on the wrong page.
Arboretum next door
The neighbor is a separate condominium on its own street with its own county condominium number and its own parcels on the roll. A deed, a listing or a tax line filed under that name never enters a Botanical Place figure here, even though the two communities are neighbors in ZIP 34112.
Other Botanical-named places
Naples Botanical Garden, Arboretum and any other Botanical-named street or community are different places from Botanical Place, so none of their sales, listings or records sit in any figure on this page.
Check the street and the ZIP code on any sheet before trusting it: the address this page covers is Botanical Place Circle in ZIP 34112.
One county name, one development name
The county files Botanical Place under one condominium number, and the MLS carries the development name in capital letters on its rows. That match is why the search box on this page is drawn around the Botanical Place buildings and not around the name alone.
The October 29, 2026 export also holds 27 Arboretum rows on Arboretum Circle, and none of them is counted here.
How do you buy a condo in Botanical Place, Naples, step by step?
Buying a condo in Botanical Place, Naples, takes six steps: choose a size group, read the association's documents, apply to the association, order the estoppel certificate, check the flood zone and insurance for the building, then close and record. Each step below names the record a buyer reads and who issues it.
Choose the size group
The county roll records five size groups in the one condominium, from 915 to 951 square feet up to 2,600 square feet, so the size group is the first filter on any search. Listing agents show 2 bedrooms in the smallest group and 3 bedrooms in the three middle groups (the two largest units have no MLS row), and MLS living area can differ from county heated area, so compare like with like.
Read the documents
Ask for the Declaration of Condominium, the rules, the current budget, the latest reserve study and any milestone report before signing. Botanical Place Condominium Association, Inc. posts none of these on a public page we found, so each comes from the seller's resale package (checked November 3, 2026).
Apply to the association
An association can require an application and an approval before closing. Botanical Place posts no application or fee on a public page, so the amount and the timing are not published (checked November 3, 2026). The buyer pays what the association's own application states, and the listing agent can ask for that form early.
Order the estoppel certificate
The estoppel certificate states what the unit owes the association and whether any assessment is pending, so ask for the estoppel certificate through the seller or the listing agent as soon as a contract is signed. Under s. 718.116(8) the association has 10 business days to issue it, and that timing belongs on the closing calendar.
Check the flood zone and insurance for the building
Ask the lender for the flood determination on the building the unit sits in, because a FEMA panel is read by address. Then price coverage that fits the association's own policy: the association insures the building as originally installed and the owner insures the interior items, so ask the association for its wind mitigation report.
Close and record
The 7-day right under s. 718.503(2)(d) ends at closing, so use it before then. At closing the deed is recorded with the county clerk. A tax bill built on the previous owner's value no longer applies after a sale, so treat the county's figure as an illustration, not a bill, and plan the first year from the unit's own tax bill.
Frequently Asked Questions about condos for sale in Botanical Place, Naples
These answers cover Botanical Place in Naples, one condominium of 218 units in ZIP 34112, using Collier County records, the October 29, 2026 export and public statutes. Where the association publishes nothing, the answer says not published (checked November 3, 2026) and names the document a buyer should request.
How many condos are in Botanical Place in Naples?
Botanical Place holds 218 units in one condominium under a single Collier County condominium number, and every parcel on the roll is a condominium unit. The county records no garage, parking or storage unit as a separate parcel, so the unit count and the parcel count match across the whole community.
What did Botanical Place condos sell for in the 12 months to August 31, 2026?
In the 12 months to August 31, 2026, Collier County recorded 12 qualified Botanical Place sales at a $275,000 median, from $250,000 to $380,000. Those 12 closings span five recorded size groups, so the median blends small and large units, and the county deed table earlier on this page lists every one with its month and size group.
How many Botanical Place condos were for sale in the October 29, 2026 MLS export?
The October 29, 2026 export held 7 active Botanical Place listings and no pending sale, as entered by listing agents in the Southwest Florida MLS. The list price median and sold figures sit in the market summary near the top of this page, and an export is a snapshot, so save a search for current listings.
What are the association fees at Botanical Place in Naples?
Botanical Place Condominium Association, Inc. publishes no fee schedule on any public page we found, so the amount is not published (checked November 3, 2026). A buyer asks for the current budget and the estoppel certificate, which show what the unit owes now, and treats any number from a listing sheet as unconfirmed until the association states it.
Can you rent out a Botanical Place condo in Naples?
The association posts no public leasing rules, so whether a Botanical Place unit can be rented out, for how long and after what approval is not published (checked November 3, 2026). Ask for the Declaration and the rules in the resale package, then get the answer confirmed in writing by the association before making an offer.
Are pets allowed in Botanical Place?
Pet rules for Botanical Place are not published (checked November 3, 2026): the association posts no public rules on pets, size limits or breeds. A buyer with a pet reads the Declaration and the rules in the resale package and asks the association to confirm in writing before signing, because a listing sheet is not the governing document.
When were the Botanical Place buildings built?
Collier County's roll dates every Botanical Place unit to 2006, and the county's milestone list records certificates of occupancy for the nine buildings from March 20 to September 28, 2006. No deed on any unit comes earlier than 2006, which fits a community that was built new, and the two larger units do not appear on that list.
Was Botanical Place built as a new condominium?
Yes, on the evidence available. A construction company's own portfolio describes new buildings and a clubhouse for Botanical Place, the county roll dates every unit to 2006, and no recorded deed on any unit comes earlier. No public source we read names the developer, so this page names none.
Which construction company lists Botanical Place in its portfolio?
DeAngelis Diamond, a construction company, lists Botanical Place in its portfolio as nine new buildings and a clubhouse. Its page does not state what part the firm played in the project, so this page claims nothing beyond the listing and names no one else as responsible for the buildings.
How big are Botanical Place condos?
Collier County records five size groups in Botanical Place, with county heated area running from 915 square feet in the smallest group to 2,600 square feet in the two largest units, and a median of 1,126 square feet across the 218 units. MLS living area can differ from the county figure, so name the measure.
How many bedrooms do Botanical Place condos have?
In the October 29, 2026 export, listing agents show 2 bedrooms on the rows in the 915 to 951 square foot group and 3 bedrooms on the rows in the other three groups that have listings. This page reads bedrooms only from those rows, and the two largest units have no row, so a buyer confirms the count in person.
How many buildings are in Botanical Place?
Botanical Place has nine numbered buildings, Buildings 1 to 9, with 24 condominium units in each, plus a tenth building number that covers two larger units at 4465 and 4475 on the circle. The county's milestone list names Buildings 1 to 9 only, and the use of the two larger units is not published (checked November 3, 2026).
What amenities does Botanical Place have?
A clubhouse appears on the construction company's record for Botanical Place, and the 2023 USDA aerial shows a pool beside the east building and a wooded center between two rows of buildings. The association publishes no amenity list, so confirm any other facility, its hours and its rules in the documents before relying on it.
Is Botanical Place part of Naples Botanical Garden?
No. Naples Botanical Garden is a separate public garden at 4820 Bayshore Drive, 0.2 route miles from the condominium's address, and the condominium has no affiliation with it. Garden hours, tickets and membership belong to the Garden, while the condominium's records belong to Botanical Place Condominium Association, Inc. and the county roll.
Is Botanical Place the same as Arboretum?
No. The neighbor is a separate condominium on its own street with its own county condominium number and its own association, and its sales, listings and tax lines are kept out of every Botanical Place figure. The two communities sit next to each other in ZIP 34112, which is why searches and listing sheets mix them up.
What ZIP code is Botanical Place in?
Botanical Place is in ZIP 34112, in East Naples off Bayshore Drive. Every county record on this page is tied to Botanical Place Circle in that ZIP, and the search box on this page is drawn around the Botanical Place buildings. A listing on another street or in another ZIP is a different place.
Is Botanical Place in the City of Naples?
No. Botanical Place is in unincorporated Collier County, and its 2026 tax lines include county districts with no municipal line. The word Naples in the address names the area and the postal place, not the city government, so the East Naples location off Bayshore Drive sits outside the City of Naples limits.
What are property taxes on a Botanical Place condo?
For 2026, every Botanical Place unit sits in millage area 63 at 12.3696 mills, and the median 2026 total tax on the county roll is $3,065.49. Treat that figure as an illustration, not a bill: taxes change after a sale, so a buyer reads the unit's own tax bill and an estimate at the purchase price.
Is there a CDD in Botanical Place?
No community development district appears among the 2026 taxing authorities for Botanical Place, and the county roll carries no non-ad valorem charge on any of its units. The roll file does not name individual non-ad valorem lines, so a buyer reads the unit's own tax bill to confirm that nothing extra is added.
Is Botanical Place in a flood zone?
At the four addresses checked on October 21, 2026, FEMA's effective map, panel 12021C0582J dated February 8, 2024, shows Zone AE with a base flood elevation of 8 feet. Flood maps are read by address, so a buyer asks the lender for the determination on the specific building. Preliminary maps carry a target date in summer 2027, subject to change.
What evacuation zone is Botanical Place in?
Collier County's evacuation layer placed three Botanical Place addresses sampled in October 2026, 4430, 4450 and 4510 on the circle, in Evacuation Zone A. That is a sample, not a ruling on each building, so look up the unit's own address in the county's lookup or on the state's Know Your Zone map before relying on it.
When is the Botanical Place milestone inspection due?
The county's list of milestone buildings, dated January 2026, shows Buildings 1 to 9 at Botanical Place with a first milestone inspection due in 2031. The two units at 4465 and 4475 on the circle are not on that list, and the list reports no results, so a buyer asks the association for its milestone status.
Does Botanical Place have a structural integrity reserve study?
Florida's reserve study law, s. 718.112(2)(g), and its milestone inspection law, s. 553.899, apply to condominium buildings of three or more habitable stories. Whether Botanical Place has a current study is not published (checked November 3, 2026), so a buyer asks the association for the study and any milestone report in the resale documents.
Which public schools serve Botanical Place?
A Collier County Public Schools lookup for the 2027 school year, run in October 2026, assigned Avalon Elementary, Gulfview Middle and Naples High to 4485 on the circle, and the same three came back for 4430, 4450 and 4510. The state's 2025-26 grades are B, A and A. Assignment follows the address and can change, so confirm it.
How far is Botanical Place from downtown Naples?
Fifth Avenue South is 3.2 route miles from the 4485 address, and Tin City is also 3.2 route miles away, measured as free-flow road distance. Naples Botanical Garden is 0.2 route miles and Bayshore Drive at Davis Boulevard is 1.3 route miles, so the district along Bayshore Drive starts close to the condominium.
How far is Botanical Place from the beach?
Naples Pier is 4.4 route miles from the 4485 address and Lowdermilk Park is 5.3 route miles, both measured as free-flow road distance. Vanderbilt Beach Park is 12.2 route miles away and Tigertail Beach on Marco Island is 15.8 route miles, so a beach day is a drive from East Naples, not a short step.
How far is Botanical Place from the airport?
Naples Airport is 3.3 route miles from the 4485 address, measured as free-flow road distance. Southwest Florida International Airport is 36.5 route miles away, so a buyer who flies often should test the full route against the schedules they use rather than rely on the distance alone.
What does an estoppel certificate cost at Botanical Place?
Botanical Place publishes no estoppel fee of its own. Under s. 718.116(8) the state's adjusted maximums are $299 when nothing is delinquent, $119 more if the certificate is expedited and as much as $179 more when the account is delinquent. Those are ceilings set by the state, not a quote for this community.
What is the cancel window when buying a Botanical Place resale?
On a Botanical Place resale, s. 718.503(2)(d) gives the buyer 7 days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays, to cancel in writing after signing and receiving the association documents, unless the buyer received them more than 7 days before signing. The right ends at closing, so read the documents first.
How do you buy a condo in Botanical Place?
To buy in Botanical Place, choose a size group, read the Declaration, rules and budget, apply to the association, order the estoppel certificate, check the flood determination and insurance for the building, then close and record. The six steps above name each record and who issues it, and Domain Realty Group can set up a search by size group.
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For Botanical Place, the county recorded 12 qualified sales at a $275,000 median in the 12 months to August 31, 2026. Read McGreevy and Comisar on Botanical Place, request a home valuation or write to us.
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Data updated: October 2026. County figures run to August 31, 2026; MLS figures: Southwest Florida MLS, as entered by listing agents, export of October 29, 2026.
Sources
Records cited as text
- Collier County Property Appraiser 2026 roll and qualified deed file, bundle of October 27, 2026
- Southwest Florida MLS export of October 29, 2026
- FEMA flood map point checks, October 21, 2026
- Collier County evacuation zone layer, October 2026
- Collier County Public Schools address lookup, October 2026
- Domain Realty Group route table, November 2026
First-party project and Garden pages
- deangelisdiamond.com, home page
- deangelisdiamond.com, Botanical place condominiums
- Naples Botanical Garden, home page
- Naples Botanical Garden, article 18651
- Naples Botanical Garden, About
- Naples Botanical Garden, Garden helps transform vacant site into neighborhood amenity
- Naples Botanical Garden, Gardens
- Naples Botanical Garden, page
- Naples Botanical Garden, Plan your visit
- Naples Botanical Garden, Sunset wednesdays
- Naples Botanical Garden, Visit
Florida law, state and county records
- floir.gov, Wind mitigation resources
- Florida Department of Revenue, SaveOurHomes (PDF)
- Florida Department of Revenue, Cpi homestead exemption (PDF)
- Collier County, Proposed Flood Insurance Rate Map Reflects Changes to Local Flood Risk
- Collier County, Milestone buildings by year (PDF)
- Florida Department of Education, School grades
- Florida Building Commission, Wind2 (PDF)
- floridadisaster.org, Knowyourzone
- Florida Administrative Code, ruleNo
- Florida Statutes, section 718.112
- Florida Statutes, section 553.899
- govinfo.gov, Html
- Florida Statutes, section 627.7011
- Florida Statutes, section 196.031
- Florida Statutes, section 553.899
- Florida Statutes, section 627.0629
- Florida Statutes, section 627.714
- Florida Statutes, section 718.111
- Florida Statutes, section 718.112
- Florida Statutes, section 718.116
- Florida Statutes, section 718.503
Flood, wind and insurance
- FEMA FloodSmart, document
- Citizens Property Insurance, Flood
- FEMA FloodSmart, Buy a policy
- National Hurricane Center, AL092024 Helene (PDF)
- National Hurricane Center, AL142024 Milton (PDF)
Schools
- Collier County Public Schools, home page
- Collier County Public Schools, Ave
- Collier County Public Schools document, Collierschoolscom (PDF)
- Collier County Public Schools, Attendance boundaries
Health care, shopping and nearby places
- Fifth Avenue South, home page
- Gulfshore Business, article 29912
- NCH Healthcare System locations, NCH emergency department north naples hospital
- Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA, Projects
- Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA, 17 Acre ITN
- Business Observer, Naples botanical gardens breaks ground on dollar15 5m project
- Coastland Center, home page
- Gordon River Greenway, home page
- Gulfshore Business, Preparing for the imminent transformation of bayshore
- Local 10 News, Our own personal nightmare storm surge goes over dunes into naples homes
- NCH Healthcare System, NCH baker hospital
- NCH Healthcare System, NCH baker hospital
- NCH Healthcare System, Emergency services
- Physicians Regional Healthcare, Locations
- Physicians Regional Healthcare, Physicians regional collier boulevard
- Physicians Regional Healthcare, Physicians regional pine ridge
- Physicians Regional Healthcare, Urgent care prhs
- Publix, 1458 kings lake square
- tin-city.com, home page
- Waterside Shops, home page
- Whole Foods Market, Naples
- Florida DBPR, ESTOPPEL CERTIFICATE FEES (PDF)