Maplewood Homes for Sale in Naples, FL
This guide covers Maplewood, a modest 1990s neighborhood in central Naples, FL 34104, drawn from the 2026 county roll, recorded county deeds and one MLS export. It sits within our wider Naples homes and communities guide, which covers the rest of the area. Data updated: November 2026.
By Jesse McGreevy and Marc Comisar, Domain Realty Group. Data updated: November 2026. Call Domain Realty Group at 239-441-2816.
What should Maplewood home buyers in Naples, FL know first?
Maplewood is a small, settled neighborhood of homes from the middle and late 1990s, just above Radio Road. Buyers choose between two kinds of property, detached single-family homes and attached villas, and this page keeps their sale figures apart so that one never colors the other.
Homes and villas on three plats
Maplewood is a neighborhood of single-family homes and attached villas in central Naples, just north of Radio Road in unincorporated Collier County, Naples, FL 34104. The 2026 county roll lists 225 parcels on the three Maplewood plats: 147 single-family homes, 70 attached villas and 8 common parcels held by the homeowners association, with no vacant lots.
Nothing here is a large estate. The houses sit on ordinary suburban lots along two looping streets, and the villas share walls in small buildings along one of those streets. Every home on the roll was built between 1994 and 2000, so a buyer is choosing among houses of one era. The single-family homes carry the headline figures on this page. The attached villas are a second, smaller segment, and their deeds appear in their own list wherever a price shows up.
Maplewood county and MLS figures at a glance
The table below gathers the main counts from both records. Each row names its source and its window, and no row mixes the two.
| Maplewood figure | Source and window | Value |
|---|---|---|
| County single-family homes | 2026 county roll | 147 |
| County attached villas | 2026 county roll | 70 |
| County common parcels | 2026 county roll | 8 |
| County single-family deeds | September 2025 through August 2026 | 14 at a median of $491,500 |
| County single-family deeds | September 2024 through August 2025 | 3 at a median of $555,000 |
| County single-family deeds | September 2021 through August 2026 | 39 at a median of $495,000 |
| County villa deeds | September 2025 through August 2026 | 4, listed by month, no median |
| County villa deeds | September 2021 through August 2026 | 14 at a median of $430,000 |
| MLS single-family closings | October 29, 2026 export | 14 at a median of $491,500 |
| MLS active and pending | October 29, 2026 export | 2 active, 1 pending |
Read the table one row at a time. The county rows come from deeds recorded with the clerk and matched to the roll. The MLS rows come from listing records that agents enter, pulled on a single day.
How we counted Maplewood
We tracked 14 qualified county deeds for Maplewood single-family homes from September 2025 through August 2026, 3 in the prior twelve months and 39 across 60 months, and kept the attached villa deeds in their own list.
A qualified deed is one the county treats as an open market sale between unrelated parties. Transfers into a trust, gifts between relatives and similar paper moves drop out, which is why the Maplewood county deeds counted here are fewer than the total number of recorded documents. Each deed was matched to its parcel, and the parcel's use code on the roll decided whether it counted as a single-family home or an attached villa.
We tracked 21 MLS rows filed under the Maplewood development and subdivision name in the October 29, 2026 export, 17 for single-family homes and 4 for attached villas.
The MLS rows were taken as filed. We did not move a listing into Maplewood from a nearby name, and we did not pull one out unless its street placed it off the three plats.
What this page leaves out
Some things a buyer may want are not printed here. There is no price forecast and no estimate of what a given house is worth today; an agent's comparative analysis does that job for one address. Street and plat splits appear only where a table carries them, since a handful of sales on one street says little on its own. Flood zones, association rules, taxes and schools each have their own section further down the page, and each one points you to the record to check for a single address. If you want a written opinion of value for a Maplewood home you already own, ask through our home valuation page.
What homes are for sale in Maplewood, Naples, right now?
The live search below shows whatever Maplewood homes are listed today. On the day of our MLS export, October 29, 2026, the choice was thin: two single-family homes were active, one was pending and no attached villa was offered. A short list like that can change within a week, so check the search often.
Search the live listings
The links below open the current Maplewood search, refreshed from the MLS feed. Each one filters the same set a different way.
Every home for sale in Maplewood
Maplewood listings new in the last 30 days
Maplewood homes priced under $502,500
Maplewood homes priced at $502,500 or more
To browse beyond this neighborhood, our full property search covers the rest of Collier County.
Listings in the October 29, 2026 export
The same MLS export shows 2 Maplewood single-family listings active, 1 pending and no attached villa listing active on October 29, 2026.
That snapshot is a single day. A home that went under contract on October 30 would not show in it, and a villa listed the following week would be missing too. Use the snapshot to judge how many choices usually exist at one time, not to decide whether a particular house is still open.
What the search label returns
No row in the export sits under the name Villas of Maplewood; the attached villas list under Maplewood with a villa design entry.
The search below pairs the MLS name Maplewood with a map box, since the box alone would also reach Briarwood parcels at its edge; check each result's street before a showing.
In practice that means two checks. First, a genuine result sits on Stanhope Circle or Crossfield Circle, the only two streets with Maplewood homes on the roll. Second, look at the property type: a villa result shares a wall and sits on Crossfield Circle, while a single-family result stands alone. If a listing elsewhere carries a Maplewood name but a different ZIP code or street, it is a separate place.
Questions to ask before a showing
A short list of questions saves a wasted trip. Ask the listing agent:
- Which plat the house sits on, and what sits behind the rear line.
- When the roof was last replaced, and whether the windows or shutters were replaced after the house was built.
- Whether the seller holds a homestead exemption, since a new owner's tax bill starts from a fresh assessment.
- For a villa, the size of the villa association fee on top of the master association fee, and what each one pays for.
- Whether an elevation certificate is on file for the address.
- Whether any association approval is still pending for work the seller has done.
Our agents can send these questions for you; reach the team through our contact page.
Where is Maplewood in central Naples, FL 34104?
Maplewood lies in central Naples, a short way north of Radio Road and outside the Naples city limits. It is entered from Radio Road by Sherbrook Drive, which leads to two loops of homes and villas. Briarwood wraps around it to the north and west, and Radio Road lies just to its south.
North of Radio Road in unincorporated Collier County
Measured from county parcel maps, Maplewood sits just north of Radio Road and south of Golden Gate Parkway, on the stretch of Radio Road between Livingston Road and Santa Barbara Boulevard, with the Briarwood neighborhood on its north and west sides.
Since it lies in unincorporated Collier County, the county, not the Naples city government, handles zoning and permits, and a Maplewood tax bill carries no city millage. Postal addresses still read Naples, FL 34104.
In the Domain Realty Group route table, the first turn onto Livingston Road is about 0.8 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood.
Stanhope Circle, Crossfield Circle and Sherbrook Drive
Listings describe Maplewood as non-gated, entered from Radio Road by Sherbrook Drive.
Sherbrook Drive leads in from Radio Road to the two loops. Stanhope Circle holds only single-family homes. Crossfield Circle holds single-family homes and every attached villa in the neighborhood. A buyer who wants a villa is looking only on Crossfield Circle; a buyer who wants a detached house can look on either loop.
The street names matter when reading listings. A house on Stanhope Circle and a house on Crossfield Circle share the same association and the same tax area, but they differ in build year and, often, in lot size, which the later sections of this page lay out.
Briarwood and the other neighbors
Briarwood is the larger neighborhood that borders Maplewood on two sides. The two share a boundary but sit on separate plats, and a Briarwood house is never a Maplewood house, whatever a map search suggests. Berkshire Lakes and Queens Park are separate communities in the same part of Naples, each with its own plats and records. A later section compares several of these neighbors using county figures, and our Naples communities list links to each of them.
The parcels on the 2026 roll
The 225 parcels on the three plats fall into three groups. The 147 single-family homes are the detached houses. The 70 attached villas are the units that share walls along Crossfield Circle. The 8 common parcels belong to the homeowners association and hold the two lake tracts and other shared land.
None of the 8 common parcels enters a price figure here, and none of them is for sale. With no vacant lots on the roll, every buildable parcel already carries a home or a villa.
What have Maplewood single-family homes sold for in county records?
County deeds show a Maplewood single-family median of $491,500 from September 2025 through August 2026 (14 deeds, $425,000 to $585,000), $555,000 from September 2024 through August 2025 (3 deeds, $469,000 to $570,000) and $495,000 from September 2021 through August 2026 (39 deeds, $393,800 to $640,000).
County deeds on Maplewood, September 2025 through August 2026
Here is every qualified single-family sale from the latest county window, listed by the month the deed was recorded. The 2026 roll for the same parcel supplies each year built and base area.
| County deed (Maplewood single-family, recorded month) | Price | Year built | Base area | Street |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| County deed, October 2025 | $499,000 | 1995 | 1,669 sq ft | Stanhope Cir |
| County deed, October 2025 | $470,000 | 1999 | 1,540 sq ft | Crossfield Cir |
| County deed, November 2025 | $470,000 | 1995 | 1,543 sq ft | Stanhope Cir |
| County deed, November 2025 | $455,000 | 1994 | 1,500 sq ft | Stanhope Cir |
| County deed, January 2026 | $493,000 | 1997 | 1,543 sq ft | Crossfield Cir |
| County deed, January 2026 | $510,000 | 1996 | 1,450 sq ft | Stanhope Cir |
| County deed, March 2026 | $525,000 | 1997 | 1,559 sq ft | Crossfield Cir |
| County deed, April 2026 | $524,000 | 1998 | 1,600 sq ft | Crossfield Cir |
| County deed, April 2026 | $490,000 | 1994 | 1,511 sq ft | Stanhope Cir |
| County deed, May 2026 | $585,000 | 1999 | 1,540 sq ft | Crossfield Cir |
| County deed, May 2026 | $425,000 | 1994 | 1,500 sq ft | Stanhope Cir |
| County deed, July 2026 | $470,000 | 1994 | 1,266 sq ft | Stanhope Cir |
| County deed, July 2026 | $515,000 | 2000 | 1,478 sq ft | Crossfield Cir |
| County deed, August 2026 | $437,000 | 1994 | 1,534 sq ft | Stanhope Cir |
The prices sit in a fairly tight band. Most of the houses are close in base area, so the spread in price says more about condition, updates and lot than about size. No month in the window holds more than two Maplewood county deeds.
County deeds in the prior twelve months
The window before it, September 2024 through August 2025, left a much shorter county record.
| County deed (Maplewood single-family, recorded month) | Price | Year built | Base area | Street |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| County deed, October 2024 | $469,000 | 2000 | 1,559 sq ft | Crossfield Cir |
| County deed, November 2024 | $555,000 | 1999 | 1,540 sq ft | Crossfield Cir |
| County deed, May 2025 | $570,000 | 2000 | 1,478 sq ft | Crossfield Cir |
The prior twelve months hold only 3 Maplewood county deeds, too few to read as a direction for prices.
All three of those sales came from Crossfield Circle homes, so the window says nothing about Stanhope Circle at all. Comparing its middle figure with the latest window would compare different houses, not a change in what buyers paid.
Why the twelve-month median is a midpoint
The county median for September 2025 through August 2026 is the midpoint of the two middle sales, $490,000 and $493,000 in recorded deeds, so it is not the price of any one Maplewood sale.
With 14 Maplewood county deeds in the window, an even number, no single deed sits in the exact middle. Line the prices up from lowest to highest and the seventh and eighth fall next to each other; the median is the halfway point between them. Treat it as a marker for the middle of the list, not as an offer price for the next house.
Plats behind the deed counts
The street column in the deed tables shows where the sales came from. Of the 14 Maplewood county deeds from September 2025 through August 2026, 8 sit on Stanhope Circle and 6 on Crossfield Circle. All 3 Maplewood county deeds in the prior twelve months sit on Crossfield Circle.
Stanhope Circle lies in Unit 1, and Crossfield Circle runs through Units 2 and 3. A window weighted toward one loop can look different from a window weighted toward the other, even when nothing about the market has moved. The plat table later on this page splits the single-family homes by unit for a closer look.
How do five years of Maplewood county deeds read?
Across five years, 39 Maplewood county deeds give a steadier view than any single twelve months. The yearly counts run from 3 to 14, so no one year carries much weight on its own. The five-year set is the better place to see the usual price range, while each year in it remains a small, uneven sample.
Sixty months of county deeds
The 60 months run from September 2021 through August 2026. Over that span the Maplewood county deeds hold 39 single-family sales, and some houses sold more than once, so the number of different homes sold is lower. That count does not include the attached villas, whose deeds stay in their own list on this page.
A longer window smooths out the odd quarter. One unusually large or well updated house, or one sale under pressure, moves a 3 deed year a great deal but barely touches a 39 deed set.
County deeds by sale year
Each sale year below runs from September through August, so the last row matches the latest twelve-month window.
| County sale year (September to August) | Deeds | Median | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| County 2021-09 to 2022-08 | 8 | $488,500 | $393,800 to $590,000 |
| County 2022-09 to 2023-08 | 6 | $524,500 | $475,000 to $640,000 |
| County 2023-09 to 2024-08 | 8 | $470,000 | $425,000 to $617,000 |
| County 2024-09 to 2025-08 | 3 | $555,000 | $469,000 to $570,000 |
| County 2025-09 to 2026-08 | 14 | $491,500 | $425,000 to $585,000 |
The middle figures move up and down from year to year without settling into a line. That pattern is what small samples do. A sale year with 3 Maplewood county deeds and one with 14 are not equal measures, and the table prints the count beside every figure so the difference stays in view.
County deeds by window
The same deeds, grouped by the three windows this page uses, with the attached villas shown below the single-family rows and never added to them.
| County set | Window | Deeds | Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| County Maplewood single-family homes | September 2025 through August 2026 | 14 | median $491,500 ($425,000 to $585,000) |
| County Maplewood single-family homes | September 2024 through August 2025 | 3 | median $555,000 ($469,000 to $570,000) |
| County Maplewood single-family homes | September 2021 through August 2026 | 39 | median $495,000 ($393,800 to $640,000) |
| County Maplewood attached villa deeds | September 2025 through August 2026 | 4 | listed by month, no median |
| County Maplewood attached villa deeds | September 2024 through August 2025 | 0 | none recorded |
| County Maplewood attached villa deeds | September 2021 through August 2026 | 14 | median $430,000 ($360,000 to $575,000) |
The villa rows show how short that list is. With 4 Maplewood county deeds for attached villas in the latest window and none in the one before, only the five-year row holds enough villa sales for a median, and the villa section of this page lists each one.
Reading thin counts
A neighborhood of 147 single-family homes will never produce a deep sales record. Three habits help when reading it:
- Look at the count before the price. A figure built on 3 Maplewood county deeds deserves far less weight than one built on 39.
- Look at the range, not just the middle. The spread from lowest to highest sale shows how much individual houses differ.
- Look at which street the sales came from. A year of Crossfield Circle sales and a year of Stanhope Circle sales describe different groups of houses.
Pricing a single home takes recent comparable sales chosen by hand, matched for street, size, updates and lot. An agent from our team of Naples agents can pull those for a given address.
What does the MLS show about Maplewood homes in Naples?
The MLS is the second record on this page, and it adds what deeds leave out: days on market, list prices and closing terms. Our export of October 29, 2026 covers twelve months of Maplewood closings plus the listings open that day. It counts single-family homes and attached villas separately, and so does this section.
MLS closings in the October 29, 2026 export
The October 29, 2026 MLS export shows 14 Maplewood single-family closings in its twelve-month window at a median of $491,500, from $425,000 to $589,900.
| MLS figure, October 29, 2026 export | Maplewood |
|---|---|
| MLS single-family closings, twelve-month window | 14 |
| MLS single-family median sold price | $491,500 |
| MLS single-family sold range | $425,000 to $589,900 |
| MLS single-family median days on market | 18 |
| MLS single-family median living area, square feet | 1,522 |
| MLS single-family median sale to list price | 98.9 percent |
| MLS single-family active listings | 2, median list $515,000 |
| MLS single-family pending listings | 1 |
| MLS attached villa closings | 4, no median |
In the same export, Maplewood single-family closings show a median of 18 days on market and a median sale to list price of 98.9 percent. Read those two MLS figures as a loose guide to pace only for the twelve months the export covers; with 14 closings, one slow sale shifts them.
The same export lists 4 Maplewood attached villa closings, at $360,000, $400,000, $405,000 and $410,000, and no median is given for so few.
MLS price bands
The bands sort the MLS listings and closings into $100,000 steps, with the attached villas in a column of their own.
| MLS price band (export October 29, 2026) | Single-family active list prices | Single-family sold, past year | Attached villas sold, past year (separate) |
|---|---|---|---|
| under $400,000 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| $400,000 to $499,999 | 1 | 8 | 3 |
| $500,000 to $599,999 | 1 | 6 | 0 |
| $600,000 or more | 0 | 0 | 0 |
In the MLS export, every single-family closing sat in the two middle price bands of the table, and the two active single-family listings sat one in each of those bands. For the villas in the same export, three of the four closings were in the $400,000s and one below $400,000.
Sales that sit in both records
Thirteen of the 14 MLS closings match a Maplewood county deed by date, 12 of them at the same price, so the two records overlap without lining up sale for sale.
That overlap is expected. Most homes sold through an agent show up in both places, once as an MLS closing and once as a recorded deed. A sale arranged without a listing appears only in the county record, and a closing whose deed falls outside the county window appears only in the MLS. Where a matched pair differs in price, the MLS usually carries the contract figure and the deed the recorded consideration, and the two can part by seller credits or a late adjustment.
Why county and MLS figures differ
The two records answer different questions. The county windows end in August 2026 and count qualified deeds on the roll's parcels. The MLS window runs twelve months back from October 29, 2026 and counts closings filed under the Maplewood name.
The windows overlap but do not match, so one record can include a sale the other misses. Even when the middle figures land on the same number, as they do here for the single-family homes, they are separate results from separate sets, and this page names one source each time it gives a price. When a seller quotes a figure, ask which record and which window it came from.
What do the county roll's homestead, pool and lake parcel counts show for Maplewood?
The 2026 roll also shows how Maplewood homes are held and what sits on the lots. Most owners claim a homestead exemption, and close to half the single-family parcels carry a pool on the roll. Each count is a parcel fact from county data, not a listing claim.
Homestead counts on the 2026 roll
On the 2026 roll, 110 of the 147 Maplewood single-family homes and 54 of the 70 attached villas carry a homestead exemption.
A homestead exemption goes to an owner who lives in the property as a permanent Florida residence, so these counts give a loose sense of how many homes are lived in by their owners year round. They say nothing about the people in them. For a buyer, the practical point is the tax bill: an exemption and its assessment cap stay with the seller, and the bill is reset after a sale, which the tax section of this page covers in detail.
Pools on the county roll
The county roll records a pool as its own building row on a parcel. On the 2026 roll, 65 of the 147 Maplewood single-family parcels carry a pool row, and none of the 70 attached villa parcels does.
A pool row on the roll is a record of what the appraiser has on file, not a description of its condition. Some of these rows were added years after the house itself, and a pool row never changes a home's year built. If a pool matters to you, confirm it in the listing photos and the inspection, and ask whether the screen enclosure has been replaced.
Lots that touch a parcel the county codes as lake
Measured from county parcel data, 68 of the 147 Maplewood single-family lots touch a parcel the county codes as lake, and no attached villa lot does.
Touching a lake parcel on the map is a boundary fact. It does not tell you how much water a back yard looks out on, whether a bank or a strip of association land sits in between, or what rules apply at the shoreline. Walk the back of the lot, read the plat for any easement along the rear line, and ask the association about its shoreline rules.
What the counts do not show
The roll counts have limits worth naming. They do not show condition, updates or interior finish. They do not show which homes are lived in by tenants, since a lack of homestead can also mean an owner who lives elsewhere part of the year or simply has not filed. They do not show views, privacy or how a lot drains after heavy rain.
For any of those, the record to read is the address itself: the inspection, the seller's disclosure, the survey and the association file. Our agents walk buyers through those papers for each home; start that conversation through our contact page.
What homes are in Maplewood, Naples?
Maplewood holds 147 single-family homes on three county plats, Unit 1, Unit 2 and Unit 3, set along two streets, Stanhope Circle and Crossfield Circle, just off Radio Road in central Naples. The attached villas form a second segment with their own section below. Here the single-family homes are read plat by plat and street by street.
Single-family homes on three plats
The county roll splits the single-family homes across the three plats in uneven shares. Unit 1 carries 73 single-family homes, all of them on Stanhope Circle. Unit 2 carries 33 and Unit 3 carries 41, and both of those plats sit on Crossfield Circle. Added together, the three plats give the 147 single-family homes that every single-family figure on this page counts.
A single-family parcel on the roll covers one house and the lot under it, and that is how the county measures the lot sizes further down. The attached villas on Crossfield Circle are a different kind of parcel, so they never enter the counts in this section. When a sale, a size or a year built prints for a single-family home, it comes from these 147 parcels and nowhere else.
If you are starting a search, the live listings on our Naples property search show what is on the market today; the figures in this section describe the roll, not the current listings.
Unit 1, Unit 2 and Unit 3 side by side
The table sets the three plats next to each other. Each row reads the single-family homes only, with the county year built range, the roll's base area and lot area, and the Maplewood county deeds the plat recorded in each window.
| Plat (county roll, single-family) | Homes | Year built range | Median year built | Median base area | Median lot area | T12 deeds | T12 median | Prior 12 deeds | Prior 12 median | 60-month deeds | 60-month median |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County Unit 1 (478300 MAPLEWOOD UNIT 1) single-family | 73 | 1994 to 1997 | 1995 | 1,534 | 6,534 | 8 | $470,000 | 0 | n/a | 24 | $475,000 |
| County Unit 2 (478600 MAPLEWOOD UNIT 2) single-family | 33 | 1996 to 2000 | 1997 | 1,760 | 8,276 | 3 | $525,000 | 1 | n/a (list: $555,000) | 5 | $555,000 |
| County Unit 3 (478900 MAPLEWOOD UNIT 3) single-family | 41 | 1998 to 2000 | 1999 | 1,559 | 7,841 | 3 | $515,000 | 2 | n/a (list: $469,000, $570,000) | 10 | $519,500 |
Three points stand out. Unit 1 is the oldest plat, with single-family homes the roll dates from 1994 to 1997, while Unit 3 runs from 1998 to 2000. Unit 2 has the largest homes and lots, with a middle value of 1,760 square feet of base area on a middle value lot of 8,276 square feet. And Unit 1 recorded 8 of the Maplewood county deeds from September 2025 through August 2026, against 3 each on Unit 2 and Unit 3.
Read the plat price columns as notes, not as a ranking. A plat with 3 Maplewood county deeds in a year can swing on a single sale, and the prior twelve months hold no Maplewood county deeds on Unit 1 at all. Where a plat has too few deeds, the table lists the prices instead of a midpoint.
Streets on the county roll
Only two street names carry single-family parcels on the roll. Stanhope Circle matches Unit 1 exactly, and Crossfield Circle combines Unit 2 and Unit 3. The roll abbreviates both names, which is why the table prints them in its own short form.
| Street (county roll, single-family) | Homes | Year built range | Median year built | Median base area | Median lot area | Homestead | Median 2026 tax | T12 deeds | 60-month deeds | 60-month median |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County Crossfield Cir | 74 | 1996 to 2000 | 1999 | 1,594 | 7,841 | 55 | $3,689 | 6 | 15 | $525,000 |
| County Stanhope Cir | 73 | 1994 to 1997 | 1995 | 1,534 | 6,534 | 55 | $3,196 | 8 | 24 | $475,000 |
The two streets hold nearly the same number of single-family homes, 74 on Crossfield Circle and 73 on Stanhope Circle. Crossfield Circle homes are a few years younger on the roll and sit on larger lots, with a middle value lot of 7,841 square feet against 6,534 square feet on Stanhope Circle. Across 60 months, Stanhope Circle recorded 24 Maplewood county deeds and Crossfield Circle 15.
Lot sizes on the plats
Lot size is where the three plats differ most. Unit 1 lots have a middle value of 6,534 square feet, Unit 3 lots 7,841 square feet and Unit 2 lots 8,276 square feet.
A lot figure on the roll is the platted parcel, not the usable yard. Part of a lot can sit under a drainage easement, a utility strip or a setback, and the shape of a lot on a curve of Stanhope Circle or Crossfield Circle can make two parcels of the same size feel different on the ground. Before you write an offer, ask for a survey and walk the lot lines. If you plan a fence, a pool or an addition, ask the association what review it asks for and read the plat for any easement along the back of the lot.
The attached villas have no lot size of their own on the roll, which the next section covers.
What are the attached villas in Maplewood?
Maplewood's attached villas are homes that share walls, set on Crossfield Circle within Unit 2 and Unit 3. The county roll and its deeds keep them apart from the single-family homes, so this section gives the villas their own counts, their own sale by sale deed list and the single sixty-month median the page allows for them.
Attached villas on Crossfield Circle
Units 2 and 3 also hold 70 attached villas on Crossfield Circle, a separate segment whose county deeds are listed sale by sale and never added to a single-family figure.
No attached villa sits on Stanhope Circle or in Unit 1. Every villa on the roll shares Crossfield Circle with the single-family homes of Units 2 and 3, so a street address alone does not tell you which kind of home a listing is. Check the parcel type on the county record, or the design entry on the listing, before you compare prices.
The county roll gives the attached villas a middle base area of 1,814 square feet and no lot size of their own.
That missing lot size matters. The villas sit on platted lots, yet the roll gives their parcels no acreage, so how much ground goes with a villa is a question for the plat, the survey and the association documents. The form of ownership is covered in the Florida law section of this page, and it is something to confirm in the title commitment before closing.
Villas by plat
Unit 2 holds most of the attached villas, 56 of them, and Unit 3 holds 14. The Unit 2 villas run from 1996 to 1999 on the roll; the Unit 3 villas from 1998 to 2000.
| Villa plat (county roll, attached villas, SEPARATE) | Villas | Year built range | Median year built | Median base area | T12 deeds | T12 median | 60-month deeds | 60-month median |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County villas, Unit 2 (478600) | 56 | 1996 to 1999 | 1997 | 1,582 | 4 | no median (4 deeds) | 10 | $420,000 |
| County villas, Unit 3 (478900) | 14 | 1998 to 2000 | 2000 | 1,814 | 0 | 4 | no median (4 deeds) |
The Unit 2 villas have a middle value base area of 1,582 square feet and the Unit 3 villas 1,814 square feet. Both plat rows are small groups, so each figure is a middle value for a handful of homes rather than a measure that holds steady from year to year. The Unit 3 villas recorded no Maplewood county deeds from September 2025 through August 2026.
Villa deeds on the county record
Across 60 months, county deeds record 14 Maplewood attached villa sales at a median of $430,000, from $360,000 to $575,000, the only villa median on this page.
| County deed (Maplewood attached villa, recorded month) | Price | Year built | Base area | Plat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| County villa deed, October 2021 | $395,000 | 1998 | 2,225 sq ft | Unit 2 |
| County villa deed, November 2021 | $387,900 | 1999 | 1,814 sq ft | Unit 3 |
| County villa deed, April 2022 | $455,600 | 1997 | 1,524 sq ft | Unit 2 |
| County villa deed, August 2022 | $475,000 | 1997 | 1,814 sq ft | Unit 2 |
| County villa deed, October 2022 | $575,000 | 1998 | 1,926 sq ft | Unit 3 |
| County villa deed, April 2023 | $430,000 | 1996 | 1,524 sq ft | Unit 2 |
| County villa deed, May 2023 | $485,000 | 1999 | 1,814 sq ft | Unit 3 |
| County villa deed, June 2023 | $430,000 | 1996 | 1,639 sq ft | Unit 2 |
| County villa deed, July 2024 | $495,000 | 1997 | 1,814 sq ft | Unit 2 |
| County villa deed, August 2024 | $475,000 | 2000 | 1,814 sq ft | Unit 3 |
| County villa deed, April 2026 | $400,000 | 1997 | 1,814 sq ft | Unit 2 |
| County villa deed, June 2026 | $405,000 | 1996 | 1,639 sq ft | Unit 2 |
| County villa deed, June 2026 | $360,000 | 1999 | 1,524 sq ft | Unit 2 |
| County villa deed, July 2026 | $410,000 | 1997 | 1,814 sq ft | Unit 2 |
To read one row, take the April 2026 line: a county deed for a Maplewood attached villa on Unit 2 recorded at $400,000, for a villa of 1,814 square feet of base area that the roll dates to 1997. Every row works the same way, one recorded deed, its month, its price and the plat the villa sits on.
All 4 Maplewood county deeds for attached villas from September 2025 through August 2026 are on Unit 2, recorded in April, June and July 2026. The highest villa deed in the list is the October 2022 sale on Unit 3 at $575,000, and the lowest is a June 2026 villa sale on Unit 2 at $360,000.
Why the villas carry a short deed list
With 4 villa deeds from September 2025 through August 2026 and none in the prior twelve months, the attached villas are too few for a twelve-month median, so the table lists each deed by month and price.
A midpoint of a handful of sales says more about which homes happened to sell than about the villas as a group. One larger villa, or one sold in need of work, can move a small set a long way, and a year with no villa deeds at all leaves nothing to compare against. Listing each deed keeps every sale visible, lets you match a villa by plat and base area, and stops a thin set from reading like a steady price. For the same reason the villa deeds stay out of every single-family figure on this page.
When were Maplewood homes built, and how large are they?
The county roll dates every Maplewood home to the middle and late 1990s, with the last single-family homes and villas on Crossfield Circle finished in 2000. Stanhope Circle came first. Sizes on the roll fall in a fairly narrow band, and listing remarks describe the homes as block and stucco.
Year built on the county roll
On the county roll, Maplewood single-family homes were built from 1994 to 2000, with a median year of 1996, and the attached villas from 1996 to 2000, with a median year of 1998.
The year built on the roll is the year the county gives the main residence. It does not move when an owner replaces a roof, adds shutters or redoes a kitchen, so a 1995 home on the roll may carry a much later roof. Read the year built as the start of a home's record, then ask the seller and the county permit file what has been replaced since.
The order of the plats shows up in these years. Unit 1 single-family homes date from 1994 to 1997, Unit 2 from 1996 to 2000 and Unit 3 from 1998 to 2000. No home on any of the three plats carries a year built after 2000.
Years built in bands
The table groups the main residences into five-year bands, with the single-family homes and the attached villas kept in separate columns.
| Years built (county roll, main residence) | Single-family | Unit 1 | Unit 2 | Unit 3 | Attached villas (separate) | Median single-family base area |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County 1990 to 1994 | 29 | 29 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1,511 |
| County 1995 to 1999 | 97 | 44 | 31 | 22 | 62 | 1,559 |
| County 2000 to 2004 | 21 | 0 | 2 | 19 | 8 | 1,559 |
The first band holds 29 single-family homes, all on Unit 1. The middle band holds most of the neighborhood, 97 single-family homes and 62 attached villas. The last band holds 21 single-family homes, 19 of them on Unit 3, and 8 attached villas; since no home on the roll is dated after 2000, every home in that band is a 2000 home. The middle value of base area moves only a little across the bands, from 1,511 square feet in the first to 1,559 square feet in the other two.
County base area
The county's base area, the roll's measure of a home's main living space, has a median of 1,548 square feet across the 147 Maplewood single-family homes, on a median lot of 7,841 square feet.
Base area is the roll's own measure, so it will not always match a listing. A listing size comes from the seller, an appraiser or the agent's own measure, and each can count rooms differently. When the two disagree, ask which spaces each figure includes, and ask for the floor plan.
By street, the single-family middle value is 1,594 square feet on Crossfield Circle and 1,534 square feet on Stanhope Circle. Unit 2 has the largest middle value of the three plats, 1,760 square feet, and Unit 1 the smallest, 1,534 square feet. The attached villas carry their own base area figures in the villa section above and are never mixed into these.
Block and stucco homes in listings
Listing remarks describe the Maplewood homes as one-story block and stucco construction.
For a buyer, that description points the inspection in a few clear directions. Stucco over block walls can show hairline cracks, and an inspector will look at where cracks meet window frames and roof lines. Ask how old the roof is, what the window openings carry today, and whether the home has a wind-mitigation report on file. The listing remark is a seller's description, so the inspection report, not the remark, is what you rely on.
What do the records say about the history and zoning of Maplewood?
Maplewood began with a county plan approved in 1993, was recorded as three plats and filled in through 2000. The county now lists the plan as built out. We found no record naming the company that put up the homes, and the plan's detailed development standards are not printed on this page.
The 1993 plan on the county record
Collier County approved the Maplewood planned unit development under Ordinance 93-84 on November 9, 1993, covering 64.48 acres with 5.97 acres set aside for conservation, and the county lists it as built out.
Built out means the county counts the homes the plan allowed as finished. It also fits what the 2026 roll shows: single-family homes, attached villas and common parcels, with no vacant lot left to sell.
The plan's development standards, such as setbacks, heights and what an owner may add to a lot, live in the ordinance and its exhibits. We have not printed them here. If you plan an addition, a pool or a screen enclosure, ask the county planning staff for the ordinance text and ask the association what it reviews.
Three plats and no builder on record
The county records Maplewood as three plats, Unit 1, Unit 2 and Unit 3, with Stanhope Circle in Unit 1 and Crossfield Circle in Units 2 and 3, and we found no record that names a builder or developer.
The years on the roll follow the plat numbers. Unit 1 holds the earliest homes, Unit 2 follows, and Unit 3 holds most of the homes dated 2000. The plat books are public, and each one shows the lots, the streets and the easements recorded with it. A title search for any Maplewood home will cite one of the three, and reading that plat page is a quick way to see what crosses a lot before you buy it.
Upgrades listings describe
Recent listings describe roofs, impact glass and shutters replaced or added between 2020 and 2026.
Those remarks describe single listings, not the neighborhood. One home may have a recent roof and replaced windows; the house next door may not. Ask for the permit record from Collier County for any roof, window or shutter work, the install date on the roof, and the product approvals for the glass.
Water and sewer by address
Listings describe public water and sewer, and the provider is most likely the Collier County Water-Sewer District, inferred since Maplewood lies outside the area the Naples city utility describes serving; confirm it with the seller's utility bills.
A recent bill is the plainest proof of who serves a home. Ask the seller for one water and sewer bill and one for each other utility, and check the account address against the deed. If you are moving from out of the area, our Naples agents can walk you through starting service before closing.
What is near Maplewood in central Naples, and how far is it?
Most daily errands start on Radio Road, and downtown Naples, the Gulf beaches and both NCH hospital campuses are a drive west and north. The route table measures each place in free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood, along roads, so the figures read as driving distance with no traffic, not as time.
The route table
| Place | Free-flow route miles | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Livingston Road at Radio Road | 0.8 | first turn onto Livingston Road; route geometry, not an entrance |
| Airport-Pulling Road at Radio Road | 1.8 | first turn onto Airport-Pulling Road; route geometry |
| Naples Airport (APF) terminal | 2.1 | general aviation airport |
| Golden Gate Community Park, Santa Barbara Boulevard | 3.3 | county park |
| I-75 on-ramp at exit 105, Golden Gate Parkway | 3.3 | table only: the I-75 ramp both natural routes use |
| Publix, Davis Boulevard | 4.0 | grocery, labelled by its road; table only |
| Fifth Avenue South, downtown Naples | 4.8 | downtown |
| Sugden Regional Park, Avalon Drive | 5.1 | county park; name and table figure only |
| Coastland Center, Tamiami Trail North | 5.4 | shops |
| I-75 on-ramp at exit 101, Davis and Collier Boulevards | 5.4 | table only: forced via Collier Boulevard toward Miami |
| NCH Baker Hospital, downtown Naples | 5.6 | hospital campus |
| Naples Pier | 5.9 | landmark; check its status before a visit |
| Lowdermilk Park beach access | 6.4 | public Gulf beach access |
| I-75 on-ramp at exit 107, Pine Ridge Road | 6.5 | table only: forced via Pine Ridge Road toward RSW |
| Waterside Shops, Tamiami Trail North | 8.1 | shops |
| NCH North Naples Hospital, Health Park Boulevard | 11.1 | hospital campus |
| Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) | 33.2 | regional airport |
The first two rows are route geometry: the points where the route first turns onto Airport-Pulling Road and onto Livingston Road. The Naples Airport terminal is about 2.1 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood, which makes it one of the first stops on the list. For flights beyond the region, Southwest Florida International Airport is about 33.2 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood, to the north.
Beaches and the pier to the west
Coastland Center is about 5.4 free-flow route miles and the Lowdermilk Park beach access about 6.4 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood, per the Domain Realty Group route table.
Naples Pier is a downtown landmark about 5.9 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood; check its status before a visit.
Fifth Avenue South, the downtown street of shops and restaurants, is about 4.8 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood.
Groceries, shops and the hospitals
Berkshire Commons, the Publix and Walgreens shopping center on Radio Road, sits on the road Maplewood is entered from.
For larger shopping, Coastland Center sits on Tamiami Trail North, and Waterside Shops on Tamiami Trail North is about 8.1 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood.
Two hospital campuses serve this part of Naples. NCH Baker Hospital downtown is about 5.6 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood, and NCH North Naples Hospital on Health Park Boulevard is about 11.1 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood.
How the distances were measured
Every figure in the table is a road route from one point at the centre of Maplewood to the place named in the row, with no traffic on the roads. That makes the miles comparable from row to row. A trip at rush hour, or from a home at the far end of Stanhope Circle or Crossfield Circle, will run longer.
A few rows have notes. The interstate ramp rows stay in the table only, and two of them follow a set road to reach the ramp. The grocery row is labelled by its road. The park row on Avalon Drive gives a name and a table figure and nothing more. If a distance matters to your decision, drive it at the hour you would make the trip, and see more of the area on our Naples communities page.
What shared spaces does Maplewood have?
The shared ground in Maplewood belongs to the homeowners association: lakes, a nature preserve and a recreation area named in its rules. Those spaces sit on common parcels apart from any home's lot, and the rules for using them come from the governing documents, so read those papers before you rely on any one space.
Lakes and a nature preserve
The association's own site names lakes and a nature preserve, and its April 2021 rules govern a community pool and recreation park for Maplewood.
The two lake tracts sit on common land the roll lists for the association. Neither the lakes nor the preserve is a public park. Planting, fencing or clearing along a bank or the preserve line is set by the association documents and the county, and a rear easement may cover part of the yard. Ask before you plan any work there.
The pool and recreation park
Listing remarks describe a clubhouse, a playground and a picnic area.
Those remarks come from sellers and their agents, so treat them as a starting list rather than a promise. Hours, guest rules, keys or cards, and any planned repairs are set by the association. Ask the seller for the current rules and the most recent budget, and ask the association whether any work on the recreation area is planned. The budget shows how the shared spaces are kept up.
Common parcels on the roll
The two lake tracts and the rest of the shared ground sit among the 8 common parcels the roll lists for the homeowners association. They were counted in the parcel section earlier on this page and are not added to any home or villa figure.
Questions to ask about a lot
Before you write an offer on a Maplewood home, ask:
- Which common parcel, if any, sits behind the rear line, and is there an easement along it?
- What does the survey show at each lot line, and does anything cross it?
- What does the association review before a fence, pool, screen enclosure or addition goes up?
- Who maintains the bank or the strip between the lot and the shared land?
- For an attached villa, which parts of the outside are the owner's and which are the association's?
Our team can help you gather those answers; contact us to start.
Which schools serve Maplewood addresses?
Public school assignment for Maplewood comes from the Collier County Public Schools address lookup, and one Crossfield Circle address returned three schools in October 2026. Assignments follow the address and can change between school years, so confirm the schools for your own address with the district before you count on them.
Schools from the district lookup
The Collier County Public Schools address lookup returned Poinciana Elementary, East Naples Middle and Naples High for a Crossfield Circle address on October 21, 2026; confirm the assignment with the district for your address.
We ran that lookup for one address. A Stanhope Circle address has not yet been checked for this page, and the district can redraw zones, so a different street or a later year may return a different answer.
Published state grades
East Naples Middle's own web page shows an A grade banner, read on November 5, 2026.
We print only that one grade, read from the school's own page on that date. The state publishes grades for every public school each year, and you can read the current grades for the other assigned schools on the state's school grade pages.
Confirming by address
To confirm the schools for a Maplewood home, enter the full street address in the district's lookup, note the school year it applies to, and save the result. If a school matters to your decision, call the district office to confirm the zone and ask about transfer options. Do this before you go under contract, not after.
What we do not print
This page does not print school distances, rankings, test scores or bus routes, and it does not describe any school in terms of quality. If you want help confirming the assigned schools for an address, reach our team.
Does Maplewood in Naples have an HOA, and what does it cost?
Yes. Maplewood has one homeowners association over both the single-family homes and the attached villas, and the villas carry a second fee of their own. The association keeps its dues off its public site, so the only dollar figures we can print come from MLS fee fields dated October 29, 2026, shown in the table below.
The homeowners association
Maplewood Homeowners Association, Inc., whose own site counts 147 homes and 70 villas, governs the neighborhood and is managed by ADG4 Real Estate Management, a Naples company. Every lot on the three plats, Unit 1, Unit 2 and Unit 3, sits under that one master association, so a buyer on Stanhope Circle and a buyer on Crossfield Circle sign up for the same set of covenants.
The association holds the common ground the county roll lists in its name: the lake tracts and the other shared parcels between the streets. Upkeep of that land and the shared spaces is what the master fee pays for in a typical Florida planned community, though the budget itself is the document to read, not this page.
What a buyer should collect before the inspection period ends is short and standard. Ask the listing agent or the management office for the declaration of covenants, the articles, the bylaws, the current rules, the most recent annual budget and any notice of a special assessment that has been approved or proposed. Read the records of the last few board meetings as well, since they show what the board has been weighing for the common ground.
A home inspector looks at the house; nobody but the buyer reads the association papers. Set aside an evening for them, and write down questions as you go so your agent can send them to the manager in one list.
A separate villa association
Villa listings show a second association fee for the attached villas, on top of the master association fee. The 70 attached villas on Crossfield Circle, in Units 2 and 3, share walls and roof lines in a way the single-family homes on the same street do not, and that shared structure is the usual reason a villa section carries its own budget.
Which costs the villa fee covers is set in the villa documents, not in the master declaration. In many Florida villa sections it pays for exterior paint, roof work on a shared schedule, building insurance or lawn care around the buildings, but the mix differs from one set of documents to the next. A villa buyer should ask for both budgets and both sets of rules, and should not assume the master fee alone describes the full monthly carry.
Single-family homes in Unit 2 and Unit 3 sit on Crossfield Circle beside the villas, yet they pay only the master fee in the MLS rows we read. Check the listing's fee fields and the estoppel letter to see which fees apply to the address you are buying.
MLS fee fields, October 29, 2026 export
The association does not publish its dues; MLS fee fields in the October 29, 2026 export show $550 a quarter for the master association, and villa listings show an added villa association fee.
| MLS listing field, October 29, 2026 | Rows | Value entered |
|---|---|---|
| MLS HOA fee field, single-family rows | 17 | $550 a quarter on most rows |
| MLS fee fields, attached villa rows | 4 | $550 a quarter master fee plus a villa association fee |
| MLS villa association fee, one listing | 1 | $730 a quarter |
These are figures listing agents typed into the MLS, not an invoice from the association. A fee field can lag a budget change by months, and two agents can enter the same fee in different ways. The single villa row that names a villa association amount is one listing, not a rate for the section. Treat every number in the table as a starting question for the seller, and get the current amount in writing from the estoppel letter before closing.
Leasing rules and the governing documents
The association's rules approved in April 2021 set a 30-day minimum lease, at most three leases a year and advance approval with a background check; the governing documents were amended and restated in April 2026, so confirm the current rules. Under those 2021 rules, a lease shorter than 30 days is not allowed.
We have not read the April 2026 text, so this page does not say whether any leasing terms changed. A buyer who plans to lease the home later, or who is buying from an owner who leases it now, should ask for the restated documents and any rules adopted since, and read the leasing article before signing. If a tenant is in place, ask for the lease, the approval the association gave for it and the date it ends.
Rules on pets, vehicles, exterior changes, fences, paint colors and hurricane shutters usually sit in the same documents. Read them with the same care as the leasing terms, and ask the manager how an owner applies for approval before changing anything outside the home.
What Florida laws apply when you buy in Maplewood?
Two Florida disclosure summaries covered here reach a Maplewood sale: the homeowners association disclosure summary and the property tax disclosure summary. Both are papers the seller hands the buyer. A villa buyer also needs to confirm the form of ownership in the title commitment, and every buyer should expect an estoppel letter from the association before closing.
The association disclosure summary
Maplewood has a mandatory homeowners association, so the seller owes the buyer the disclosure summary described in s. 720.401 of Florida law before the contract is signed. The summary is a short form. It tells the buyer that the property sits under covenants, that every owner belongs to the association, and that the owner owes assessments the association can change.
Florida's standard purchase contracts carry the summary as an addendum or a rider, and the buyer signs to show receipt. If a contract reaches you without it, ask your agent why before you sign. The summary does not replace the governing documents; it only points to them. Its value is that it puts the obligation in front of the buyer at the start, not at the closing table.
Chapter 720 of Florida law is the statute that governs a homeowners association like this one, the master association over single-family homes and attached villas alike: how it holds meetings, keeps records, adopts budgets and enforces its covenants. An owner has a right to inspect the association's official records under that chapter, and a buyer can ask the seller to request them during the inspection period.
The property tax disclosure summary
Florida law in s. 689.261 also asks the seller to give a property tax disclosure summary, which warns that the buyer's taxes may differ from the seller's. The warning matters in Maplewood. The 2026 roll shows most homes here carry a homestead exemption, and an exemption, along with the cap on assessed value that comes with it, belongs to the owner, not to the house.
When a homesteaded home sells, the cap resets and the new owner's assessed value is reset from the market as of the first of the next year. A buyer who reads the seller's last bill as their own future bill can be off by a wide margin. Use the worked rows in the tax section below as a guide, and ask the county property appraiser's office how a sale changes the assessment for the parcel you are buying.
The villa form of ownership
Maplewood's attached villas are ones the county roll codes as condominium units (use code 04); they sit on platted lots, and we found no state condominium filing under the Maplewood name, so confirm the form of ownership in the title commitment.
That gap is a question for the title agent, not a fact we can settle here. A villa can be a fee simple lot with a share of a building, or a unit in a declared regime, and the answer changes what the owner holds, what the villa association insures and which statute applies. The title commitment and the recorded villa declaration answer it. Ask for both early in the contract period, and read them with your insurance agent before you bind a policy.
Estoppel letters and closing papers
An estoppel letter is the association's written statement of what a seller owes on the date of closing: regular fees, any special assessment, transfer or approval charges and any open violation. Florida law lets the buyer and the closing agent rely on that letter. For a Maplewood villa, the closing agent should ask for letters from both the master association and the villa association.
Order the letters through the title company early. The closing agent uses them to settle the seller's balance from the sale proceeds and to set the buyer's first payment. Read each letter for a special assessment, an unpaid balance or a note on a violation at the address, and ask the seller to clear anything open before the closing date.
The rest of the closing file is routine: the title commitment, the survey, the lender's papers if there is a loan, and any approval the association gives for a new owner. Keep copies of every association paper once you own the home, since the next buyer will ask for the same set.
What are property taxes in Maplewood, Naples, with worked examples?
Every Maplewood parcel pays from the same 2026 millage rate, 10.4696 mills in millage area 120, plus a $269.77 county charge on nearly all of them. The worked rows below turn that rate into dollars for five prices, and the median 2026 bills show where the actual Maplewood single-family bills land on the county roll.
One millage area
The 2026 roll puts all 225 Maplewood parcels in millage area 120 at 10.4696 mills, including 2.0000 mills for the Greater Naples Fire Rescue District and 0.1000 mills for a Radio Road Beautification line, with no community development district levy.
A mill is one dollar of tax for every $1,000 of taxable value. With one millage area for the whole neighborhood, two Maplewood homes with the same taxable value pay the same ad valorem tax, wherever they sit on Stanhope Circle or Crossfield Circle. What changes from bill to bill is the taxable value: the appraiser's assessment, any cap on it and any exemption the owner holds.
Of the 147 single-family homes on the 2026 roll, 146 carry a $269.77 non-ad valorem charge, a county line on the tax bill, and all 70 attached villas carry the same line. It is a flat charge on the county bill, separate from the millage and separate from any association fee. Ask the tax collector's office what the line pays for if the bill does not say.
Millage lines for area 120
The county roll splits the 2026 rate for area 120 into eleven lines, from the school board levies to the county general fund. The table copies each line as the roll prints it.
| County 2026 millage line | Area 120 (225 parcels) |
|---|---|
| County line: Conservation Collier | 0.1772 |
| County line: General Fund | 3.0107 |
| County line: Water Management Fund-south Fl | 0.0948 |
| County line: Big Cypress Basin | 0.0978 |
| County line: School Board State Law | 1.8990 |
| County line: School Board Local Board | 2.2480 |
| County line: Collier Mosquito Control | 0.1331 |
| County line: Greater Naples Fire Rescue Dis | 2.0000 |
| County line: Unincorp Gen Mstd | 0.6844 |
| County line: C.C. Water Pollution Ctrl Pgm | 0.0246 |
| County line: Radio Road Beautification | 0.1000 |
| County millage, all lines | 10.4696 |
The two school board lines and the county general fund make up most of the rate. The fire district line reflects Maplewood's place in unincorporated Collier County, outside the Naples city limits, where fire service is a separate district rather than a city department. Each taxing body sets its own rate every year, so next year's lines can differ from these.
Worked tax rows
The worked rows below apply 10.4696 mills in millage area 120 to the county single-family median for September 2025 through August 2026, $491,500, and to four round prices; they are arithmetic only, and the appraiser sets taxable value.
| Example | Price | Millage area | Mills | No exemption | With homestead | Non-ad valorem |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County T12 Maplewood single-family median | $491,500 | 120 | 10.4696 | $5,145.81 | $4,717.08 | $269.77 |
| Round-number illustration | $400,000 | 120 | 10.4696 | $4,187.84 | $3,759.11 | $269.77 |
| Round-number illustration | $500,000 | 120 | 10.4696 | $5,234.80 | $4,806.07 | $269.77 |
| Round-number illustration | $600,000 | 120 | 10.4696 | $6,281.76 | $5,853.03 | $269.77 |
| Round-number illustration | $750,000 | 120 | 10.4696 | $7,852.20 | $7,423.47 | $269.77 |
Take the $500,000 round price. With no exemption, the 2026 rate gives $5,234.80 of ad valorem tax. With a homestead exemption the same row reads $4,806.07. Add the $269.77 non-ad valorem charge to either figure for the total on the tax bill.
These rows treat the price as the taxable value, which a real bill rarely does. The appraiser's market value can sit above or below a sale price, and a homesteaded owner's assessed value is capped from year to year, so an owner who has held a home for a long time can pay far less than the row for the same price. Read the rows as a ceiling-style guide for a new owner in the first full year, not as a quote.
Median tax bills and homestead
The median 2026 county tax bill for a Maplewood single-family home is $3,454.59; homesteaded homes have a median of $2,697.93 and the rest $4,793.91.
The gap between those two medians is the effect of the exemption and the capped assessment together, and it is the reason the seller's bill is a poor guide for a buyer. A buyer who moves in as a primary residence can file for homestead with the property appraiser; Florida sets an early spring filing deadline each year, and the exemption applies only once the owner held the home as a permanent residence on the first day of the tax year. Ask the appraiser's office for the filing form and the papers it asks you to bring.
Collier County mails tax bills in November, and the bill is payable over the winter, with the final due date printed on it. A lender with an escrow account pays it from that account; an owner without one pays it directly to the tax collector.
Is Maplewood in Naples in a flood zone?
Flood zones in Maplewood are set lot by lot on the FEMA map, not for the neighborhood as a whole, and the carried checks found more than one zone on the same street. Read the flood map or the elevation certificate for the exact address you are buying, and ask your insurance agent to quote that address.
Flood zones by address
FEMA map checks carried from October 21, 2026 found shaded Zone X at five single-family home addresses and Zone AE at two attached villa addresses on Crossfield Circle; zones vary by lot, so read the elevation certificate or the flood map for the exact address.
A zone label on its own says little about any one building. It describes the mapped flood hazard for the land, while a building's risk also turns on its floor height, its grade and how water drains around it. Two homes on the same street can sit in different zones, and a lender sets its flood insurance rules from the zone of the specific parcel, so the label on the address in your contract is the one that counts.
Carried map checks
The checks above came from a point lookup on the FEMA flood map, carried into this page's research on October 21, 2026. They cover a handful of addresses, not every home and villa in Maplewood, so they show the range we saw rather than a count for the neighborhood. FEMA revises its maps from time to time, and a revision can move a lot from one zone to another.
To check an address yourself, enter it on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center or on Collier County's flood map viewer and read the zone at the building, not at the street. Save a copy of the result with the date, and give it to your insurance agent and your lender with the contract.
Evacuation planning
The county evacuation zone layer, as carried on October 21, 2026, placed every checked Maplewood point in Evacuation Zone D. Evacuation zones are about storm surge and are separate from FEMA flood zones; an order to leave is issued by zone when a storm approaches.
Unincorporated Collier County holds class 5 in the federal Community Rating System (CRS). The rating reflects county floodplain work, and a flood policy written under the national program in a participating area can carry a reduction tied to that class. Ask your agent whether it applies to the policy quoted for your address.
Collier County publishes its evacuation zones and shelter list each season. Look up your address on the county's emergency management pages after you buy, and keep the zone with your insurance papers.
Elevation certificates
An elevation certificate is a form a licensed surveyor fills out to record a building's floor height against the flood map. For a home in a mapped flood zone it is the paper an insurer reads first, and for a home in a lower-hazard zone it can still help an agent write the policy.
Ask the seller whether one exists; many owners have one from an earlier sale or a past policy. The county may also hold one on file for the parcel. If none exists, a surveyor can prepare one during the inspection period. Read it with your insurance agent, since the agent can explain how the floor height and the zone together shape the quote for that address.
How do storms and insurance work for a Maplewood home?
Maplewood's homes and attached villas were built from 1994 to 2000, before Florida's statewide building code, so insurers look closely at the roof, the windows and any wind features added since. A wind-mitigation inspection, a four-point report and the roof's install date are the papers to gather before a buyer binds coverage on any address.
Code era and wind
Every Maplewood home was built before the 2002 statewide Florida Building Code took effect, so our insurance research points buyers to a wind-mitigation inspection and the roof's install date before coverage is bound.
A wind-mitigation inspection is a standard state form. A licensed inspector records how the roof deck is fastened, how the roof is tied to the walls, the roof's shape and covering, and the opening protection on the windows and doors. Florida insurers must offer credits for features the form records, so a home with replaced windows, shutters or a newer roof can price differently from one without them.
The inspection costs a modest fee and the form stays valid for several years, so ask the seller for a recent one before you order your own. Many insurers also ask for a four-point report on an older home, covering the roof, the electrical panel, the plumbing and the heating and air conditioning system.
Roof and window records
Ask the seller for the permit record of the last roof replacement, the roofer's invoice and any warranty that transfers to a buyer. Collier County's permit search shows permits by address, and an insurer can read the permit date as the roof's install date. A roof the insurer views as near the end of its life can limit the carriers willing to write the home.
Do the same for windows, doors and shutters. If the seller replaced windows or added shutters, the product approval numbers and the permit tell the inspector what was installed. Without the papers the inspector can only record what is visible, and the wind credits on the form may be smaller.
Who insures a villa
For an attached villa, who insures the roof and outside walls depends on the association documents, so read them with your insurance agent.
Some Florida villa associations insure the buildings and pass the cost through the villa fee; others leave the whole structure to each owner. The answer decides which policy type the owner buys and how large the dwelling limit must be. Read the insurance article in the villa documents, ask the manager for the current master policy if there is one, and give both to your agent before you choose coverage. The form-of-ownership question in the law section above bears on the same choice.
Insurance questions to ask
Start your insurance shopping early in the contract period, not in the last week. Questions worth asking your agent for any Maplewood address:
- Which carriers will write a home or villa built in these years with this roof date and this wind-mitigation form?
- What does the four-point report need to show, and does the electrical panel or plumbing raise any issue?
- What flood zone does the policy use for this address, and does an elevation certificate change the quote?
- For a villa, does the association insure the building, and what does the owner's policy need to cover?
- What hurricane deductible applies, and how is it figured from the dwelling limit?
Get each quote in writing and compare the coverage, not only the price. Your lender will need proof of the policy before closing.
What is new around Maplewood in central Naples in 2026?
The one area item we can source here is about Naples Airport, reported from October 2025, not about Maplewood itself. We found no news report that names the neighborhood. Treat every item in this section as background on central Naples, and check the agency or airport that owns a project before reading it as a change for any one street.
Naples Airport's approach
Naples Airport began flying a steeper 3.5 degree approach in October 2025, per area news reports; this is area news, not a Maplewood fact.
The airport is a general aviation field about 2.1 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood, by the route table on this page. Flight paths and procedures are set by the airport and federal aviation officials, and they can change. A buyer who wants to know how flights pass over a given address can read the airport's own published materials and visit the home at several times of day before writing an offer.
Road studies near Radio Road
Radio Road and the roads around it are county roads, and Collier County studies and plans work on its corridors on a rolling basis. We found area coverage of studies near Maplewood, but none from a source this page can cite, so we do not print any of them here. A study is not a project; it may never be funded or built.
To see what is planned for Radio Road, Livingston Road or the nearby corridors, read Collier County's transportation planning pages and the county's capital improvement program, and look for the public meeting notices that come before any road work. Your agent can help you find the current list for the streets you drive most.
What area news does not tell you
News coverage of central Naples is about the area, and it rarely reaches the level of one neighborhood or one lot. It will not tell you what the association has approved, what the villa budget holds, which flood map area a house sits in or how old a roof is. Those answers come from the documents in the sections above.
When you hear about a change near Maplewood, ask who owns the project, whether it is funded and when work would start, and read the agency's own notice before acting on it. If you would like help sorting what matters for a home you are weighing, contact our team or start with a free home valuation if you own in Maplewood now. You can also browse current listings, see other Naples communities, read about Domain Realty Group or meet our agents.
How is Maplewood in Naples different from look-alike names?
Several towns, streets, associations and MLS entries share the Maplewood name, and a search that skips the ZIP code or the plat name can land on the wrong one. This neighborhood is the one off Radio Road in central Naples, recorded as three Collier County plats, and the checks below keep a search pointed at it.
Other Maplewoods outside Naples
Maplewood in Naples, FL 34104 is not one of the Maplewoods in New Jersey, Minnesota or Missouri, not a Maplewood association elsewhere in Florida, and not Maplewood Lane in East Naples, a different street in ZIP 34112.
A search on the name alone returns town and association pages from those places first; adding Naples and 34104 trims them away. Associations elsewhere in Florida that share the name are separate bodies.
A different Maplewood Lane in East Naples
The East Naples street has its own parcels and deeds, so an address on Maplewood Lane does not place a home here. The streets on the three plats are Stanhope Circle, Crossfield Circle and Sherbrook Drive, all in ZIP 34104.
Other MLS names
The MLS files this neighborhood under the name Maplewood. Maple Brooke and Maple Point are different MLS names, and Autumn Woods is a separate community, so filter on the exact name and read the street on each result. Dover Place, Dover Parc, Foxfire and Leawood Lakes are also separate from Maplewood.
The Briarwood strip on Crossfield Circle
A right-of-way strip on Crossfield Circle belongs to a Briarwood plat, not to Maplewood, and no figure on this page counts it.
The strip is road land rather than a home site, so it carries no deed price that could feed a Maplewood median. Maplewood is not part of Briarwood; the two share a boundary, not a plat.
How do Maplewood prices compare with nearby Naples communities?
Four nearby neighborhoods built in the same decade give a frame for Maplewood county deeds, though each has its own mix of lot sizes, home counts and years built. The county table below sets their twelve-month deed counts and medians side by side, and the notes after it explain how they were picked and how to read them.
County peer table
The peer table lists county figures for nearby single-family neighborhoods of the same era with their own Domain Realty Group pages, with straight-line miles from the centre of Maplewood, and it does not rank them.
| Community | Line | Straight-line miles | Homes | County T12 deeds | County T12 median | Median year built | ZIP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County peer Briarwood | Same-era peer | 0.41 | 450 | 24 | $816,000 | 1999 | 34104 |
| County peer Berkshire Lakes | Same-era peer | 0.95 | 662 | 26 | $595,000 | 1992 | 34104 |
| County peer Queens Park | Same-era peer | 2.61 | 283 | 10 | $475,000 | 1992 | 34112 |
| County peer Village Walk | Same-era peer | 5.62 | 849 | 47 | $505,000 | 1996 | 34109 |
How the peers were chosen
We started from Collier County parcel data and kept communities made up mostly of single-family homes, built in the same years as Maplewood. Straight-line miles run centre to centre and are not driving distances. Village Walk is listed for its matching years built and is not linked from this page. Each peer is a separate neighborhood, not a section of Maplewood.
Reading the peer figures
Each peer median is a county figure resting on a different number of sales, and a larger peer has more homes to sell. For the same window, Maplewood county deeds from September 2025 through August 2026 give a single-family median of $491,500 across 14 sales, from $425,000 to $585,000; read it beside the peer medians, never as a rank above or below them. A gap between two medians says more about which homes happened to sell than about the streets.
Peer pages on this site
Each linked peer has its own page in the same format. Read the Briarwood homes for sale page for the neighborhood that borders Maplewood, the Berkshire Lakes homes for sale page for the larger community off Radio Road, and the Queens Park homes for sale page for the East Naples peer, each a separate neighborhood.
How do you buy a home in Maplewood, Naples, step by step?
Buying here comes down to four checks taken in order: a search set to the right name, a title search that confirms the plat and the form of ownership, a flood and insurance review for the exact address, and a closing that brings in the association's records. Each step below names what to ask for and who answers it.
Set the search
Start with the MLS name Maplewood rather than a map alone, then decide whether you want the single-family homes, the attached villas on Crossfield Circle, or both. Drop any Briarwood address that shows up at the edge. Ask for the recorded history of the house before you write an offer.
Order the title search
Once a contract is signed, the title company searches the recorded chain for the lot and issues a title commitment. Ask it to name the plat and list the recorded covenants and any easement on the lot. For an attached villa, read the commitment for the form of ownership the declaration sets up, since the county use code alone does not settle it.
Check flood and insurance by address
Flood zones shift from lot to lot here, so pull the FEMA map for the exact address. Then ask an insurance agent to quote the house before the inspection period ends, with a wind-mitigation inspection, a four-point report and the roof's install date in hand. For a villa, bring the association documents to that call so the agent can see which policy covers the shell of the building.
Close with the association records
Florida's homeowners association statute has the seller hand over the association disclosure summary before you sign, and the closing agent orders an estoppel certificate stating what is owed on the lot. Read the April 2026 amended and restated governing documents, the budget and recent meeting records before closing day.
Frequently Asked Questions about Maplewood homes for sale in Naples
Short answers to the questions buyers ask most about Maplewood follow. Each names its record, whether the 2026 county roll, Maplewood county deeds or the October 29, 2026 MLS export, and the sections higher on this page carry the tables behind them.
How many homes are in Maplewood in Naples?
The 2026 county roll counts 147 single-family homes and 70 attached villas across the three Maplewood plats, plus 8 common parcels held by the homeowners association. No vacant lot remains, so every buildable parcel already carries a home, and the single-family homes and the villas are counted as two separate segments.
Are there homes for sale in Maplewood right now?
On October 29, 2026, the MLS export showed 2 single-family listings active and 1 pending, with no attached villa on the market that day. Listings change daily, so use the live search higher on this page or the listing links further down, and read the street on each result.
What do Maplewood homes sell for in county records?
Maplewood county deeds from September 2025 through August 2026 give a single-family median of $491,500 across 14 sales, from $425,000 to $585,000. Over 60 months, September 2021 through August 2026, 39 Maplewood county deeds give a single-family median of $495,000, from $393,800 to $640,000. Each is the middle of a small set of sales.
What does the MLS show for Maplewood sales?
The October 29, 2026 MLS export records 14 Maplewood single-family closings over its twelve-month window, with a median sold price of $491,500 and a range from $425,000 to $589,900. Those are MLS figures only; this page never blends them with the county deeds, which are read as a separate set.
Why do the county and MLS medians for Maplewood match?
They come from two different records that happen to land on one figure. The county median is the midpoint of recorded deeds for September 2025 through August 2026, while the MLS median covers the export's own twelve-month window. Most closings sit in both records, though not all at one price, so the match is partly chance.
What are the attached villas in Maplewood?
The 70 attached villas sit on Crossfield Circle in Unit 2 and Unit 3, built from 1996 to 2000 on the county roll. They form a separate segment from the single-family homes, with their own deed list, and the roll gives them no lot size of their own. Confirm their form of ownership in the title commitment.
What have Maplewood villas sold for?
Over 60 months, September 2021 through August 2026, Maplewood county deeds record 14 attached villa sales with a median of $430,000, from $360,000 to $575,000. The 4 villa deeds in the latest twelve months are too few for a median, so the villa section lists each one by month and price instead.
What ZIP code is Maplewood in?
Maplewood is in ZIP code 34104, and its postal addresses read Naples. That ZIP code also covers Briarwood, Berkshire Lakes and other central Naples neighborhoods, so a ZIP search returns far more than Maplewood. Filter by the MLS name and check that the street reads Stanhope Circle, Crossfield Circle or Sherbrook Drive.
Is Maplewood inside the Naples city limits?
No. Maplewood lies in unincorporated Collier County, outside the Naples city limits, even though its addresses read Naples, FL 34104. County government handles zoning, permits and roads, and county millage area 120 sets the tax lines for every Maplewood parcel on the 2026 roll, with no separate city levy on the bill.
Where is Maplewood in relation to Radio Road?
Maplewood sits on the north side of Radio Road in central Naples, on the stretch between Livingston Road and Santa Barbara Boulevard, with Golden Gate Parkway farther north beyond the Briarwood homes. Airport-Pulling Road, at Radio Road, is about 1.8 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood by the route table on this page.
When were Maplewood homes built?
The county roll dates the single-family homes from 1994 to 2000, with 1996 as their median year, and the attached villas from 1996 to 2000, with 1998 as theirs. Every home on the three plats predates the 2002 statewide Florida Building Code, which insurers weigh.
How large are Maplewood homes on the county roll?
Base area is the roll's measure of main living space, and the size section higher on this page gives the single-family median. The attached villas show a middle value of 1,814 square feet. MLS size fields can read differently from the roll, so compare like with like.
How big are the lots in Maplewood?
Lot sizes differ between Unit 1, Unit 2 and Unit 3, and the plat tables higher on this page show each one. The attached villas have no lot size of their own on the roll, so compare villas by base area instead.
Does Maplewood have a homeowners association?
Yes. Maplewood has a homeowners association that every owner belongs to, and villa listings also show a second villa association fee. The association's own site posts its rules, forms and management contact, and Florida's homeowners association statute sets the disclosure a seller gives a buyer before the contract is signed.
What are the association dues in Maplewood?
The association does not post its dues publicly. The MLS fee fields from the October 29, 2026 export are the only figures we can show, and they sit in the fee table in the association section, with villa rows carrying an added villa fee. Confirm the current amount through an estoppel certificate before closing.
What do the Maplewood rules say about leasing?
The association adopted leasing rules in April 2021, and the association section higher on this page quotes them with their date. The governing documents were amended and restated in April 2026, so read the current version before you plan to lease, and ask the association for its current approval form and timeline.
Are there lakes in Maplewood?
Yes. Measured from county parcel data, 68 of the 147 single-family lots border a parcel the county codes as lake, while the attached villa lots do not. The association's own site also names lakes and a nature preserve among its shared spaces.
Is Maplewood in a flood zone?
Flood zones in Maplewood vary by address, and the map checks we carried found more than one zone across the homes and villas tested. Pull the FEMA flood map for the exact address, ask the seller for an elevation certificate, and have an insurance agent quote flood coverage before the inspection period ends.
What are property taxes like in Maplewood?
All Maplewood parcels sit in county millage area 120, at 10.4696 mills on the 2026 roll. The median 2026 county tax bill for a single-family home is $3,454.59, and homesteaded and non-homesteaded bills differ, as the tax section shows. The seller's bill is no guide to yours, so read the worked tax rows.
Is there a community development district in Maplewood?
No. The 2026 county roll shows no community development district levy on any Maplewood parcel. The bill for millage area 120 carries county, school, water management, mosquito control and fire district lines, plus a flat county non-ad valorem line on most parcels, and the tax section lists every millage line by name.
What is the $269.77 line on a Maplewood tax bill?
It is a non-ad valorem charge on the 2026 county tax bill, a flat county line rather than a tax based on value. On the roll, 146 of the 147 single-family homes and all 70 attached villas show it. It is not an association fee; association dues are billed separately.
Which fire district serves Maplewood?
Maplewood falls within the Greater Naples Fire Rescue District, which carries its own line within county millage area 120 on the 2026 tax bill. Station assignments can change as new stations open, so confirm the station for a specific address with the district, and expect insurers to ask about it on a quote.
Which schools serve Maplewood addresses?
The Collier County Public Schools address lookup assigns schools by address, and the schools section higher on this page lists what it returned for one Crossfield Circle address in October 2026. Assignments can change from year to year and may differ on Stanhope Circle, so run the district lookup for your exact address.
How far is Maplewood from the Gulf beaches?
The Lowdermilk Park beach access is about 6.4 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood, and Fifth Avenue South in downtown Naples is about 4.8 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood. The route table in the section on what is close by lists both with other everyday stops.
How far is Maplewood from Naples Airport?
The Naples Airport terminal is about 2.1 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood, and Southwest Florida International Airport is about 33.2 free-flow route miles from the centre of Maplewood. Naples Airport serves general aviation, so most airline trips start at the regional airport to the north instead.
Is Maplewood in Naples different from other places named Maplewood?
Yes. Several towns and associations in other states and elsewhere in Florida share the name, as does a different street in East Naples. None of them is this neighborhood off Radio Road in ZIP 34104, so add Naples and the ZIP code, or the plat name, to any search.
Why does a Maplewood search need the MLS name?
A map box drawn around Maplewood also catches Briarwood homes at its edges, and a ZIP search sweeps in much of central Naples. Searching by the MLS name Maplewood keeps the results to these plats, and checking each street, Stanhope Circle, Crossfield Circle or Sherbrook Drive, catches anything filed loosely.
What should I check before buying an older Maplewood home?
Ask for the roof's install date and permit, a wind-mitigation inspection and a four-point report, then check the plumbing, the electrical panel and the install year of the air conditioning system. Every home here dates from 1994 to 2000, so insurers read those items closely. County permit records show which upgrades were finished.
Who insures the roof of a Maplewood villa?
That answer sits in the association documents for the attached villas, which say whether the association or each owner insures the building. Read the declaration and the villa association's insurance terms with your own agent, and ask the association for its current master policy before you bind coverage on the villa you are buying.
How do I start a home search in Maplewood?
Use the Maplewood listing links on this page, or browse our current listings and ask our Naples team to set a saved search under the MLS name, with alerts for single-family homes and attached villas. For any home you want to see, we will bring its recorded deed history and its 2026 tax bill.
Ready to buy or sell in Maplewood?
Maplewood rewards buyers and sellers who read the county roll, the deeds and the MLS together, and our Naples team does that for every client here. Whether you want a single-family home or an attached villa, or you plan to list one, start with the links below.
Thinking of buying in Maplewood?
Browse every Maplewood home on the market, or jump to the ones added in the past month:
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Questions about a listing? Contact our team and we will check its plat and recorded sales before a showing.
Thinking of selling in Maplewood?
Pricing a Maplewood home starts with the county deeds on your plat and street and with the MLS listings a buyer will tour next. Ask for a home value estimate and we will set your home beside those records. For a seller's view, read McGreevy and Comisar's guide to Maplewood.
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