For those people that appreciate Naples Island and it's amazing history of this special community, this is a One of a Kind and once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of our history. The "Pink Palace" on the Alamitos Bay waterfront, spanning two full lots, was built in 1907 by Arthur M. Parsons for his son, C.M.Parsons. It has been a "Landmark" home for Naples Island since it's construction. The special home was designed in the "Mission Revival" style which was new to Naples and is one of the first six homes ever constructed in Naples. The interior reflects the Old World values in it's use of beautiful mahogany wood for the formal living rooms, formal dining room and den and bar room. The open floor plan was designed for entertaining, as all the downstairs rooms are adjacent to the formal entry. This classic home has stood the test of time and is still one of the most recognized and treasured homes of Naples. Moving up the mahogany and oak stairs, there is an open landing with three waterfront bedrooms, as well as, two in the rear of the house, two with on suite bathrooms and an additional guest bath, as well. This home is full of character and has been fully restored to it's original natural beauty. This homes consists of three open water slips, two of which can accommodate up to a 50 foot vessel. Enjoy the Indoor/Outdoor Lifestyle of this truly spectacular masterpiece home and location.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.