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Mediterra, North Naples West · Naples, Florida

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Sold $850,000 – $10,950,000 past 18 months
Asking now $949,000 – $13,997,000
Annual fees $24,000 – $30,400 middle range
Property tax rate 0.94–1.28% about $9,800–$13,300 a year on a $1,325,000 condo, $22,100–$30,100 on a $3,125,000 single-family home depending on which county the home sits in, no exemptions applied, plus CDD assessment
Homes built 2001–2025 across 905 homes
Primary residence 60% of homes claimed as one
My community rating 5

Sold, property tax rate, homes built and primary residence are from county records.

Type, amenities & maintenance

Community type

Amenities

Amenities and services in Mediterra — what is available here, and the maintenance behind it.

Subdivisions and buildings in Mediterra may also have amenities of their own.

Golf fees vary, and dining and spa services carry their own charges. Everything shown is available here, though not all of it is covered by the community fees listed here.

Maintenance

Fees in Mediterra typically cover street lighting, street maintenance, cable, a property manager, and lawn and grounds maintenance.

Building types, pets & leasing

Building types

Pets

Pets are allowed in Mediterra. The terms, such as how many pets and what size, can differ from one subdivision or building to the next.

Most homes here allow pets without approval; the rest allow pets with limits. Where limits are stated they run to 2 pets.

Leasing

The minimum lease is 30 days, and up to 3 leases are allowed each year.

Restrictions

Homes here are deed restricted, with no RVs and architectural review. Deed restrictions are recorded against the property and pass with it, so they apply to every owner. They typically cover exterior changes and how a home is used, and the community's recorded documents set out the detail.

Homes for sale in Mediterra

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Subdivisions & buildings in Mediterra

What each part of Mediterra is, what it costs, and what is available there now.

Subdivisions and buildings in Mediterra, with type, asking and sold prices, and the annual fee. Sortable by any column.
Amarone House — $3,750,000 $19,600 + $40,000 one-time
Bellezza 1 for sale House $2,595,000 $2,200,000–$2,225,000 $29,100 + $102,500 one-time
Brendisi Low-rise condo — $900,000 $32,600 + $77,500 one-time
Buonasera House — $3,950,000 $22,800 + $77,500 one-time
Cabreo 3 for sale House $1,800,000–$3,295,000 $1,900,000–$3,174,000 $25,100 + $80,000 one-time
Calabria 4 for sale Low-rise condo $949,000–$1,950,000 $850,000–$1,700,000 $32,400 + $77,500 one-time
Caminetto at Mediterra 1 for sale House $6,997,000 — $22,400 + $102,500 one-time
Cellini 1 for sale House $2,775,000 $2,400,000–$2,725,000 $21,300 + $77,500 one-time
Cortile 2 for sale House $4,199,000–$4,495,000 $7,650,000–$10,950,000 $34,100 + $105,000 one-time
Felicita 1 for sale House $3,450,000 — $23,200 + $102,500 one-time
Il Corsini 1 for sale House $13,997,000 — $23,100 + $102,500 one-time
Il Cuore House — — —
Il Trebbio 1 for sale House $5,195,000 — $20,900 + $102,500 one-time
Lucarno 4 for sale House $3,275,000–$4,250,000 $2,100,000–$4,100,000 $30,500 + $102,500 one-time
Marcello House — $4,000,000 $20,300 + $40,000 one-time
Medici House — $4,300,000 $35,900 + $77,500 one-time
Milan House — $2,100,000 $30,800 + $77,500 one-time
Monterosso 2 for sale Low-rise condo $1,100,000–$1,749,900 $1,100,000–$2,000,000 $29,800 + $77,500 one-time
Padova House — $3,150,000–$5,725,000 $23,000 + $77,500 one-time
Porta Vecchio 2 for sale Low-rise condo $995,000–$1,350,000 $850,000–$1,825,000 $30,400 + $77,500 one-time
Positano House — $2,750,000–$4,420,000 $30,700 + $77,500 one-time
Ravello House — — —
Savona at Mediterra House — $4,137,500 $22,500 + $102,500 one-time
Serata House — — —
Teramo House — $4,975,000–$6,300,000 $22,400 + $77,500 one-time
Terrazza House — $3,250,000 $28,400 + $77,500 one-time
Treviso House — — —
Verona 1 for sale House $4,475,000 $4,750,000 $25,600 + $102,500 one-time
Villalago 2 for sale House $2,195,000–$2,495,000 $2,000,000–$2,500,000 $28,100 + $77,500 one-time
Villoresi House — $1,170,000–$2,295,000 $27,600 + $78,000 one-time

Asking prices are for homes for sale now. Sold prices are closings in the past 18 months. Annual fees are the typical fees across homes on the market, under contract, or sold in the past 18 months.

Destinations & driving times from Mediterra

Downtown at Fifth Avenue South is 16 miles from Mediterra, about 25 minutes by car. The nearest beach access is Barefoot Beach Access, 6.6 miles, about 12 minutes by car. It is 10 minutes to Galleria Shoppes at Vanderbilt for dining and shopping and North Collier Regional Park for parks and recreation, and 16 minutes to Artis—Naples for the performing arts. Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) is about 29 minutes away.

Every destination named here is described in the Destinations chapter of the 2027 Naples Buyer’s Guide.

Driving times are estimated from the community’s mapped center or primary access point, using OpenStreetMap road data.

Dining & Shopping near Mediterra, by driving distance
NameMilesETA
Galleria Shoppes at Vanderbilt 5.7 mi 10 min
Mercato 7.5 mi 14 min
Coconut Point 9.6 mi 16 min
Waterside Shops 9.8 mi 17 min
Miromar Outlets 10.5 mi 16 min
Venetian Village 11.6 mi 20 min
Coastland Center 14.1 mi 22 min
Gulf Coast Town Center 14.9 mi 20 min
Fifth Avenue South 16 mi 25 min
Third Street South 17.1 mi 28 min

Sales history · 18 months

Over the past 18 months the county recorded 50 single-family sales at a median of $3,125,000 and 30 condo sales at a median of $1,325,000 in Mediterra.

Single-family and condo homes trade in different markets here, so each is reported on its own.

Single-family
$3,125,000 3,835 sq ft
median of 50 sales · 681 homes
25th $2,200,000 75th $4,300,000
May 2025 $2,000,000 – $4,487,500 monthly median Oct 2026
Condo
$1,325,000 2,587 sq ft
median of 30 sales · 224 homes
25th $1,050,000 75th $1,600,000
May 2025 $850,000 – $1,825,000 monthly median Oct 2026

Types follow county records, which classify by how a home is owned rather than how it is built. Attached villas and townhouses appear within them according to how each home is deeded.

Source: Collier and Lee County Property Appraisers · 18 months to September 2026 · This community crosses the county line; these figures cover both counties. · October 2026 from closed sales reported to M.L.S. of Naples, Inc.; county records for those months are still being finalized.

Flood zones & evacuation

70% of homes in Mediterra sit on a lot mostly inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, chiefly zone AH, where a federally backed mortgage requires flood insurance — measured across 584 mapped homes, and 18% sit on a lot that crosses the line, so it varies from home to home. For hurricane evacuation Mediterra is in Collier Zone C (39% of homes), Lee Zone B (37% of homes), and Collier Zone D (25% of homes).

Two different things, measured by two different agencies. Evacuation zones are about storm surge and who leaves first. Flood zones are FEMA’s insurance rating, and they vary from home to home.

Hurricane evacuation zone

C, B, and D Collier

This community is large enough to cross zones — 39% is Zone C, 37% is Zone B, 25% is Zone D. Your street decides which.

Called firstCalled last
FEMA flood zone
70% sit on a lot mostly inside a Special Flood Hazard Area, where a federally backed mortgage requires flood insurance.

By kind of home: Single-family 81% · Condo 9%

Villas and townhouses count under one or the other, by how each is deeded.

In the Special Flood Hazard AreaOutside it
AE 2 homes 1% annual chance, with a set base flood elevation
AH 407 homes Shallow ponding, 1–3 ft
X shaded 8 homes 0.2% annual chance — moderate risk
X 167 homes Minimal mapped flood hazard
18% of homes here sit on a parcel that crosses the line. On those, the answer depends on where the home stands, not which community it is in — so check the specific address.

FEMA flood maps and Collier County and Lee County Emergency Management. A revised Collier County flood map is in preparation and may change these zones.

Flood zone varies by home — each home’s page shows its own.
A starting point, not a determination. Your lender will require its own flood zone determination before closing, and your insurer will normally require an elevation certificate — a surveyor’s measurement of how high the building actually sits — before quoting. Those documents govern; this does not replace either. Zones can also be amended individually through FEMA.

Flood zones, evacuation, and insurance are explained in the Risk, Resilience & Insurance chapter of the 2027 Naples Buyer’s Guide.

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