New listing in Naples, FL! This pristine home has outstanding views and is beautifully maintained.

Ideal location

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Gorgeous views

Meticulously maintained and perfectly located single family home in Emerald Lakes. This home offers fabulous wide views of the lake. Interior features include: Ceramic tile, French doors, crown molding, updated kitchen, granite counters, white cabinets,beautifully designed master and guest bath with granite counters. New Roof and A/C unit!

Emerald Lakes offers tennis, boating, fishing, bocce, clubhouse and 2 community pools all for an extremely low HOA. Don’t miss this chance to own a magnificent home in an outstanding community.

1400 square ft., 3 bedrooms and 2 baths
Home offered at: $429.9K
Address: 6991 Mill Pond Circle Naples, FL 34110

Get in touch today:
Janet Santiago
Premiere Plus Realty
239-738-1747
JanetSellsNaples@outlook.com
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THE PERFECT HOME

2 Bedroom, 2Bath 1470 Sq Ft

What makes a home? Is it the feeling of warmth? Is it excellent hardwood floors? Gorgeous water and golf views? This new listing has all the above. Check it out!

Screened-in lanai is very private and facing east for coffee and a Sunrise.

Brand new hardwood floors in kitchen/dining/living area.

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Volume ceilings, and an open floor plan, make living large. 

Separate Pantry in the Kitchen and lots of counter space. 

Attached villa on the 6th Tee of the West Course, in desirable Imperial Golf Estates. Boasting gorgeous golf course and water views! The Master Bedroom with large walk-in closet, separate shower and jetted garden tub, double sinks and a sky light! Single car attached garage.

Located in a private yet highly desired location. Close to some of the most popular attractions in Naples, FL.

Imperial Golf Club Naples, FL

Imperial Golf Club has two of the best courses in Naples, FL

Imperial has two 18 Hole Championship Golf Courses, the East Course and the West Course. Private Memberships are available to both the Country Club and the Golf Courses but not mandatory. You can enjoy the beauty of living in a Country Club and on a golf course without the FEES! 

Mercato Naples, FL

Mercato Naples, FL

Just 2 Miles to the Beach & Mercato, an upscale shopping, dinning and entertainment plaza.

Home offered at: $289,900

Address:1335 Park Lake Dr, Naples, FL 34110

Get in touch now:

Janet Santiago

Premiere Plus Realty

239-738-1747

JanetSellsNaples@outlook.com

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A TASTE OF LUXURY

Looking for a a luxurious, crisp, clean place to call home? Look no further.

Sophisticated living at the Vineyards in North Naples. This pristine home offers high end furnishings, stainless steel appliances, tray ceilings and hurricane resistant windows. Enter your home in your semi private elevator that brings you directly to your foyer.

2 bed + den, 2 bath, 1772 sq ft.

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Vineyards Naples, FL Bridge

Offered at: $523,900
Address: 580 El Camino Real  #3602 Naples, FL 34119  

Get in touch now:
Janet Santiago

Premiere Plus Realty

239-738-1747

JanetSellsNaples@outlook.com

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9 THINGS TO LOOK FOR IN AN OPEN HOUSE

Here are 9 tips on 'kicking the tires' of your potential new home on your first tour.  

 You're in the market for a home, you've seen the listings online and you've put together a short list of potential properties. There's even one with the exact number of bedrooms you need, just enough square footage, and that renovated kitchen you've been dreaming of – and it all looks good in the photos.

 But while a picture online can say a thousand words, seeing a home in person truly speaks volumes. Visiting a property is your first opportunity to "kick the tires." Of course, the first instinct at an open house is to run straight to the kitchen, the master bedroom, and bathrooms, but when pounding the pavement scoping out prospective homes, don't overlook these nine critical areas.

1. The neighborhood

You have to remember that you're not just buying a house, you're buying a neighborhood, too. And that, perhaps, is the most important takeaway from seeing a property in person. During your visit, though, be sure to pay attention to traffic speeds, the condition of other homes in the area, and whether or not there's plentiful access to amenities your family needs.

 2. The neighbors

Again, you're buying a house, but it's important to note that the neighbors come with it, like a package deal. Scope out the homes on either side of the property – and don't overlook the neighbor in the back of the house. You might think that what's out of sight is out of mind, but that rule doesn't apply if they have three large dogs that like to bark all day.

 3. Privacy

When you look out the bedroom window, do you peer right into your neighbor's bathroom? If you wanted to entertain on the back deck, will your neighbor be close enough to give you unwanted barbequing tips? While privacy is always good to consider, the good news is that the issue may be easily resolved. Remember: Hedges make great neighbors.

4. The home's exterior

Take a walk around the entire perimeter of the house; you might be surprised at what's hiding along the sides, out of sight. Is there deferred maintenance? Pay close attention to the exterior paint. Does it look fresh, or is it chipping? Do the roof shingles look like they need replacing in the next two to five years? What's the condition of the gutters or any other key items on the exterior? This is a telltale sign in what you'll find inside.

5. Good 'flow'

One thing pictures online don't show is the flow of the house.  Do rooms feel spacious and well-laid-out? The hub of the home for today's family is the kitchen. Is it open and inviting? Can family members lounge nearby or dine in an adjacent area? The way one room opens to the next is important when it comes to making the most of the space you've got.

6. The layout

A family with young children is likely going to want a home with their bedroom on the same floor as their children. But if you have teenagers, you may want to be on the other side of the house – or even on a different floor. So pay special attention to the layout of the house and whether or not it works for your lifestyle. Overall flow is important, but having space dedicated to specific, important parts of your life – like an office for someone who works from home – is equally as important.

7. Smells, stains and messiness

The nose knows. Check out the basement and even the attic. If you smell some ominous, it just could be. Water stains in the ceilings and along the baseboards in the basement are signs of flooding, drainage, or roof trouble – and water and dampness often lead to mold and mildew issues, so take note. 

8. Light and air

When you're in the house, is there lots of natural light? Is the house designed in a way that, with weather permitting, there's good air flow through the house? Not only is sunlight and fresh air enjoyable, but opening those windows and catching a breeze also can help cut down on utility bills during those mid-summer months.

9. Closet space

Is there a little or a lot? Will the home's storage space keep you organized and accommodate all your stuff? I know that for some homebuyers, this is a deal breaker, so it's better to check now before you fall in love with the rest of the house.