Frequently Asked Questions

Marlowe Naples combines spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes with resort-inspired amenities in a convenient East Naples location. Residents enjoy features like a resort-style pool, pickleball court, coworking spaces, wellness studio, pet-friendly amenities, and quick access to Downtown Naples, Gulf beaches, shopping, dining, and major employers.

Marlowe Naples offers thoughtfully designed one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes with open-concept layouts, gourmet kitchens, full-size washers and dryers, quartz countertops, spacious closets, and private balconies or patios in select homes.

Marlowe Naples is located in East Naples, Florida, just minutes from Downtown Naples, Fifth Avenue South, Naples Botanical Garden, Marco Island, and Interstate 75. Its central location makes commuting, shopping, dining, and weekend beach trips easy for residents.

Residents enjoy a resort-inspired swimming pool, pickleball court, coworking lounge, 24-hour gym, yoga room, hospitality lounge, outdoor gathering spaces, EV charging stations, package room with cold storage, and more, designed to support both work and leisure. 

Yes! Marlowe Naples welcomes pets and includes amenities designed with pet owners in mind, including a gated dog park with plenty of green space. (Be sure to reference your official pet policy for breed restrictions, fees, and other details.)

Yes. Marlowe Naples offers convenient access to many of Southwest Florida's leading employers, including NCH Healthcare System, Physicians Regional Healthcare System, Arthrex headquarters, Collier County Government, Florida Southwestern State College, and several hospitality employers. 

Absolutely. Healthcare professionals appreciate Marlowe Naples' proximity to NCH Healthcare System, Physicians Regional Healthcare System, and other major medical facilities throughout Naples, helping reduce commute times while providing easy access to Interstate 75.

Marlowe Naples is approximately 15 minutes from Downtown Naples and Fifth Avenue South, making it easy to enjoy waterfront dining, boutique shopping, art galleries, entertainment, and community events.

Yes. Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) is within convenient driving distance, making travel for business or visiting family simple and convenient.

While Naples is famous for its Gulf Coast beaches, there's plenty to enjoy beyond the shoreline.

Popular activities include:

• Shopping and dining along Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South
• Exploring Naples Botanical Garden
• Visiting Tin City for waterfront shopping and local restaurants
• Playing championship golf at one of the area's many public and private courses
• Kayaking, paddleboarding, and boating through nearby waterways
• Visiting art galleries, museums, and local theaters
• Enjoying pickleball, tennis, and miles of walking and biking trails
• Attending farmers markets, food festivals, concerts, and seasonal community events
• Taking a short drive to Marco Island for boating, shelling, and waterfront dining

Whether you enjoy outdoor adventure, arts and culture, or exceptional dining, Naples offers something to enjoy year-round.

Naples is consistently recognized as one of Southwest Florida's most desirable places to live thanks to its Gulf Coast beaches, championship golf, outdoor recreation, waterfront dining, excellent healthcare, and year-round warm weather. Whether you're relocating for work, retirement, or a lifestyle change, Naples offers something for every stage of life.

People move to Naples for its high quality of life, beautiful beaches, strong healthcare network, growing job market, low-maintenance coastal lifestyle, and easy access to outdoor recreation. Many new residents are also drawn by the area's shopping, dining, arts scene, and year-round sunshine.

Naples enjoys a subtropical climate with warm temperatures and sunshine throughout the year, making it one of Florida's most popular places to live.

• Spring (March–May): Warm, sunny days with low humidity and temperatures typically ranging from the upper 70s to upper 80s.
• Summer (June–September): Hot and humid, with afternoon temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s. Brief afternoon thunderstorms are common during the rainy season.
• Fall (October–November): Comfortable temperatures, lower humidity, and plenty of sunshine make this a favorite time of year for outdoor activities.
• Winter (December–February): Mild and sunny, with daytime highs generally in the 70s and cooler evenings. It's one of the reasons Naples is such a popular destination for seasonal residents and retirees.

The pleasant year-round weather makes it easy to enjoy beaches, golf, boating, pickleball, outdoor dining, and community events in every season.

Naples offers a variety of neighborhoods to fit different lifestyles and budgets.

Some of the most popular areas for renters include:

• East Naples – Convenient access to Downtown Naples, beaches, major employers, and Interstate 75.
• Downtown Naples – Walkable with boutique shopping, waterfront dining, galleries, and entertainment along Fifth Avenue South.
• North Naples – Close to Mercato, Vanderbilt Beach, golf courses, and luxury shopping.
• Park Shore – Known for beachfront living, waterfront views, and upscale dining.
• Golden Gate – Offers convenient access to shopping, parks, and everyday amenities.
• Lely Resort area – Popular for golf, outdoor recreation, and a quieter residential atmosphere.

For many renters, East Naples strikes the ideal balance between affordability, convenience, and access to everything that makes Naples one of Southwest Florida's most desirable places to live.

East Naples offers convenient access to Downtown Naples while providing a quieter residential atmosphere. Residents enjoy being close to Naples Botanical Garden, Gulf beaches, Marco Island, shopping, dining, healthcare providers, and Interstate 75, making it an excellent choice for commuters, families, retirees, and remote workers.

Residents are only minutes from several Gulf Coast beaches, including Naples Beach and Naples Pier, making it easy to enjoy sunsets, boating, paddleboarding, shelling, and waterfront recreation throughout the year.

Both East Naples and North Naples offer excellent lifestyles, but the right choice depends on what you're looking for.

East Naples is ideal for residents who want convenient access to Downtown Naples, Fifth Avenue South, Naples Botanical Garden, Marco Island, and Interstate 75. It's known for its mix of established neighborhoods, new residential communities, and easy commutes to major employers.

North Naples is popular for its upscale shopping, golf communities, luxury resorts, and proximity to destinations like Mercato, Vanderbilt Beach, and Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park.

For renters looking to balance convenience, recreation, and everyday accessibility, East Naples offers an excellent location close to beaches, dining, shopping, healthcare, and entertainment. Marlowe Naples places residents in the heart of it all while providing a peaceful, resort-inspired community to call home.

Marco Island is approximately 20 miles south of Downtown Naples, and the drive typically takes 20 to 30 minutes, depending on traffic.

Known for its white-sand beaches, boating, waterfront restaurants, fishing, and breathtaking Gulf sunsets, Marco Island is a favorite destination for both residents and visitors.

From Marlowe Naples, residents can easily enjoy day trips to Marco Island while remaining close to Downtown Naples, shopping, dining, and major employers.

Naples has long been considered one of Florida's premier retirement destinations thanks to its warm climate, beautiful Gulf Coast beaches, excellent healthcare, championship golf, outdoor recreation, and vibrant dining and arts scene. Residents enjoy an active lifestyle with opportunities for boating, pickleball, tennis, shopping, and year-round community events. For those looking to downsize without sacrificing comfort or convenience, communities like Marlowe Naples offer modern apartment living close to Downtown Naples, healthcare providers, shopping, and everyday essentials. 

Naples offers a relaxed yet active lifestyle centered around outdoor living. Residents enjoy boating, golf, pickleball, waterfront dining, boutique shopping, local arts and culture, community festivals, and year-round sunshine, all while living near some of Florida's most beautiful Gulf Coast beaches.

Naples is best described as car-friendly with several highly walkable districts.

Downtown Naples is one of the most walkable areas in Southwest Florida, where residents can stroll Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South to enjoy restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries, and seasonal events.

Outside of Downtown, most residents rely on a vehicle for commuting and exploring the area. Fortunately, Naples offers easy access to Interstate 75, major roadways, shopping centers, healthcare providers, and Gulf Coast beaches.

Living at Marlowe Naples means you're just a short drive from Downtown Naples, Marco Island, Naples Botanical Garden, and many of the area's most popular attractions.

Yes. Naples is considered one of Florida's premier golf destinations, offering dozens of public and private championship golf courses along with year-round playing conditions.

Residents enjoy exploring Fifth Avenue South, Naples Botanical Garden, Tin City, Naples Pier, Marco Island, local golf courses, pickleball courts, waterfront restaurants, farmers markets, and the many Gulf Coast beaches that make Naples one of Florida's most popular destinations.

Popular nearby beaches include Naples Beach, Lowdermilk Park, Clam Pass Beach, Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, and Vanderbilt Beach, all offering opportunities for swimming, shelling, kayaking, paddleboarding, and watching Gulf Coast sunsets.

Yes. Naples continues to attract remote professionals who want to balance work with a coastal lifestyle. Marlowe Naples supports remote work with community Wi-Fi, coworking spaces, comfortable gathering areas, and convenient access to shopping, dining, and recreation.

Naples is widely recognized as one of the premier golf destinations in the United States, with dozens of public and private courses designed for players of every skill level.

Some of the area's most popular golf courses include:

• Tiburón Golf Club
• TPC Treviso Bay
• Lely Resort Golf & Country Club
• Naples Grande Golf Club
• ArrowHead Golf Club
• Valencia Golf & Country Club
• Hibiscus Golf Club

Whether you're an avid golfer or just beginning the game, Naples offers year-round playing conditions thanks to its warm climate and beautifully maintained courses.