Isles of Capri • Tarpon Bay • 330 Kon Tiki Drive • 55+ Waterfront Condominiums
Tarpon Village Condos for Sale on Isles of Capri
Tarpon Village is an established 55+ low-rise waterfront condominium community at 330 Kon Tiki Drive on Isles of Capri, immediately north of Marco Island and surrounded by the bays, mangroves and waterways of Southwest Florida's Ten Thousand Islands region.
Tarpon Village offers a very different ownership experience from the larger luxury residences at Twin Dolphins and La Peninsula. Most condos are compact and straightforward, giving buyers an opportunity to enjoy an Isles of Capri waterfront setting with a smaller residence and association-maintained exterior.
Community boating facilities, a swimming pool, fishing amenities, covered parking in selected residences and easy access to waterfront restaurants help define the lifestyle, but each condo's exact view, dock rights, parking and association privileges should be verified individually.
55+ Community 330 Kon Tiki Drive Low-Rise Condos 1970s Construction 1-3 Bedroom Configurations Tarpon Bay Views Community Pool Community Docks Fishing Amenities Carport Parking in Select Units
Low-Rise Waterfront Condo Living
Tarpon Village consists of low-rise buildings rather than a conventional elevator high-rise.
Current Agent4Naples MLS data identifies two-story building configurations and first-floor residences where owners can enter without stairs.
That makes Tarpon Village attractive to buyers who value a smaller building scale, nearby parking and a more direct relationship with the grounds and waterfront.
Tarpon Village 55+ Community
Current Agent4Naples listings identify Tarpon Village as a 55+ condominium community.
Age-restricted ownership can appeal to retirees and seasonal residents seeking a quieter waterfront environment near Marco Island.
Buyers should obtain the current association documents and confirm age-qualification procedures, occupancy provisions, guest requirements and any exceptions before purchasing.
55+ due diligence: the current MLS identifies Tarpon Village as a 55+ community, but buyers should rely on the association's current governing documents for the precise qualification and occupancy requirements.
Tarpon Village Condo Floor Plans
Tarpon Village contains more floor-plan variety than its small low-rise appearance may suggest.
Historical and current resale records include approximately 685-square-foot one-bedroom condos, 935-square-foot two-bedroom residences and larger combined or expanded configurations around 1,870 square feet.
1-Bedroom Condos Historical sales demonstrate compact residences around 685 square feet.
2-Bedroom Condos Current Agent4Naples inventory includes 2-bedroom, 2-bath residences with approximately 935 square feet.
Larger Combined Residences Selected properties can be substantially larger, including approximately 1,870-square-foot three-bedroom configurations.
End Units Corner and end positions can add windows, natural light, privacy and different water-view exposure.
Established 1970s Isles of Capri Condominiums
Tarpon Village was developed primarily during the 1970s.
Current Agent4Naples listings include residences built in 1976 and 1977, while earlier sales demonstrate other buildings and units dating throughout that general construction era.
Because the community is established rather than newer construction, buyers should evaluate both the condition of the individual residence and the association's common components.
Tarpon Bay Waterfront Views
Selected Tarpon Village residences overlook Tarpon Bay and the surrounding mangrove-lined waterways.
Current Agent4Naples listings describe panoramic bay views from living areas, primary bedrooms and screened lanais in certain waterfront end units.
Other residences face landscaped courtyards rather than direct open water, making view orientation one of the largest differences between otherwise similar condos.
View matters: two 935-square-foot Tarpon Village condos can have very different appeal if one overlooks Tarpon Bay and another faces the landscaped interior of the community.
Bay, Mangrove & Courtyard Settings
Tarpon Bay Selected residences provide broad waterfront views, boating activity, wildlife and Southwest Florida skies.
Mangrove Views Natural coastal vegetation creates a distinctive Ten Thousand Islands backdrop.
Landscaped Courtyard Interior-facing residences can provide quieter garden and tropical landscape views.
End-Unit Views Corner positions can provide added windows and multiple sightlines toward water and landscaping.
Screened Lanais & Outdoor Living
Screened lanais are a prominent feature of many Tarpon Village condos.
A waterfront lanai can frame Tarpon Bay, mangroves, wildlife and passing boats, while courtyard-facing lanais provide a quieter garden environment.
Buyers should compare lanai size, screening, flooring, exposure, privacy and any storm-protection improvements.
Tarpon Village Community Boat Docks
Boating is a major part of the Tarpon Village lifestyle.
Current Agent4Naples listings describe community boat docks and classify Tarpon Village as a boating community.
However, boating access is not identical for every residence. One current Tarpon Village condo is listed with dock-lease access and water available at the dock, while another current residence specifically lists boat access as none.
Important: do not advertise or purchase a Tarpon Village condo under the assumption that a boat slip automatically comes with every unit. Confirm the current dock arrangement for the specific residence before making boating access part of the purchase decision.
Dock-Lease Availability
Current MLS data demonstrates that leased dock access can be available within Tarpon Village.
An individual listing may identify a dock lease and water service at the dock, but that right should be confirmed separately from ownership of the condo itself.
Availability Confirm whether a suitable Tarpon Village dock is actually available at the time of purchase.
Lease Terms Review the current annual or other dock-lease agreement and renewal provisions.
Vessel Size Match permitted length, beam and draft to the intended boat.
Water Depth Verify depth and tidal conditions at the specific docking location.
Utilities Determine whether water or electricity is available at the assigned dock.
Transferability Confirm whether any existing lease or priority can transfer to a buyer.
Boating From Isles of Capri
Tarpon Village is surrounded by the waterways that make Isles of Capri a recognized Southwest Florida boating destination.
From the broader Isles of Capri area, boaters can navigate toward Tarpon Bay, the Marco River, Capri Pass, Marco Island and the Ten Thousand Islands.
Actual boat suitability should always be evaluated according to dock availability, water depth, tides, vessel draft and current navigation conditions.
Fishing Pier & Fish-Cleaning Facilities
Fishing is another important part of the Tarpon Village waterfront lifestyle.
Current Agent4Naples MLS data identifies both fishing-pier and fish-cleaning facilities in the community.
Owners can therefore enjoy the surrounding water even when they do not maintain a boat at the property.
Tarpon Village Community Pool
Tarpon Village provides a community swimming pool within the low-rise complex.
The pool gives owners a central recreation area without the individual maintenance associated with a private residential pool.
Its smaller community setting creates a different atmosphere from the resort-scale pool areas found in large Marco Island high-rises.
Bocce & Outdoor Recreation
Current Tarpon Village MLS records also identify bocce and pedestrian recreation within the community.
These amenities complement the boating, fishing and pool lifestyle without creating the operating expense of a large resort complex.
Carport & Convenient First-Floor Parking
Parking configuration varies by residence.
Current Agent4Naples listings demonstrate covered carport parking in selected Tarpon Village condos, while another first-floor listing emphasizes parking immediately outside the residence.
The exact assigned or appurtenant parking right should be verified through title and association records.
Storage for Island Living
Storage is particularly useful in compact Tarpon Village condos.
Depending on the residence, buyers may have access to additional storage for beach chairs, fishing equipment, bicycles, boating supplies, luggage and seasonal belongings.
Storage location and ownership rights should be confirmed for the individual property.
Renovated vs. More Original Tarpon Village Condos
Individual Tarpon Village residences have been updated to very different levels.
Current Agent4Naples listings include remodeled condos with white shaker cabinetry, quartz or upgraded countertops, stainless appliances, porcelain tile or luxury vinyl plank flooring and updated coastal finishes.
Mechanical upgrades such as newer air-conditioning systems can be more important to long-term ownership cost than purely decorative renovations.
Kitchen Review cabinetry, counters, appliances, plumbing and electrical updates.
Bathrooms Compare renovation quality, fixtures and waterproofing.
HVAC Verify installation date, maintenance history and remaining useful life.
Flooring Evaluate condition, moisture resistance and installation quality.
Windows & Doors Confirm storm protection and impact ratings for the specific unit.
Permits Review approvals for material alterations where appropriate.
First-Floor Tarpon Village Condos
First-floor residences are an important part of the Tarpon Village market.
Current listings emphasize the convenience of entering the condo without stairs and having parking immediately nearby.
For a 55+ buyer, seasonal resident or anyone who prefers simpler access, floor level can be a major purchasing consideration.
First-floor buyers should also examine drainage, exterior grade, storm history, insurance and flood considerations carefully.
Tarpon Village Pet Rules
Current Agent4Naples Tarpon Village MLS listings identify Pets: No.
A buyer who owns or plans to own an animal should obtain the current association rules before purchasing and separately consider any legally applicable accommodation requirements.
Tarpon Village Rental Considerations
Tarpon Village can attract seasonal and investment-oriented buyers because of its smaller condominium sizes and location between Naples and Marco Island.
Rental eligibility, however, should be verified through the current condominium documents together with the community's 55+ occupancy requirements.
Buyers should confirm lease minimums, permitted rental frequency, tenant approval, age qualifications, guest procedures and any current local registration requirements before projecting income.
Association Fees & Included Services
Current Agent4Naples listing information identifies several ownership expenses as being handled through Tarpon Village association fees.
Depending on the current budget, these can include water, sewer, trash service, exterior maintenance, landscaping, lawn care and building insurance.
Association amounts and inclusions can change, so buyers should review the current operating budget rather than relying on an older listing.
Tarpon Village Association Due Diligence
Operating Budget Verify recurring fees and which utilities and maintenance services are included.
Reserve Funding Compare reserves with anticipated roof, exterior, pool, dock and other capital expenses.
Master Insurance Review current property, wind and flood-related insurance coverage and deductibles.
Special Assessments Identify current, recently completed or reasonably anticipated assessments.
Dock Program Understand association responsibility, availability and current lease procedures.
Community Rules Review age, rental, pet, parking, guest and renovation provisions.
Roof, Exterior & Waterfront Common Areas
Tarpon Village buyers should review the condition of the building and common property separately from the interior condo.
Important items can include roofs, exterior walls, walkways, stairs, lanais, drainage, pool systems, parking areas, seawalls, docks and shoreline protection.
A newly remodeled interior does not eliminate the need to evaluate the association's future capital requirements.
Flood, Wind & Condo Insurance
Tarpon Village's low-rise waterfront setting makes flood and wind insurance review particularly important.
Buyers should compare the association master policy with the individual HO-6 policy and understand deductibles, loss-assessment exposure, interior coverage and responsibility for windows, doors and other components.
First-floor buyers should pay particular attention to elevation, flood-zone information and how the association handles common-area storm exposure.
Between Naples & Marco Island
Tarpon Village is located on Isles of Capri just north of Marco Island.
Residents remain close to Marco Island beaches, restaurants, marinas, shopping and recreation while retaining straightforward road access toward Naples.
The immediate Isles of Capri lifestyle is centered on waterfront restaurants, fishing, boating, kayaking, wildlife and a smaller Old Florida island environment.
Tarpon Village vs. Other Isles of Capri Condos
Tarpon Village occupies the smaller and generally more manageable end of the Isles of Capri condominium market.
La Peninsula offers larger residences across multiple waterfront condominium associations.
Twin Dolphins represents the luxury large-residence segment with expansive waterfront floor plans.
Marco Towers provides elevated Marco River condominium living with an eight-story building format.
Tarpon Village is the stronger comparison for buyers prioritizing a compact low-rise residence, 55+ environment, first-floor availability and community boating amenities.
What Tarpon Village Buyers Should Compare
Floor Plan Separate 1-bedroom, standard 2-bedroom and larger combined residences.
Living Area Current and historical examples range from compact condos to approximately 1,870-square-foot larger layouts.
Floor Level First-floor convenience can be an important 55+ buyer feature.
End Unit Corner positions may provide extra windows, privacy and broader views.
Water View Distinguish direct Tarpon Bay views from landscaped courtyard orientations.
Lanai Compare screening, exposure, view, privacy and condition.
Boat Access Verify dock lease or other rights for the exact residence.
Dock Utilities Confirm available water, electricity and vessel limitations.
Parking Determine whether the condo includes a carport or another assigned space.
Storage Verify the location and legal right to additional storage.
Interior Renovation Compare kitchen, bath, flooring and mechanical improvements.
HVAC System age can materially affect near-term ownership expense.
55+ Rules Confirm current age-qualification and occupancy provisions.
Pet Rules Current MLS identifies no pets; verify current written documents.
Rental Rules Confirm leasing provisions together with 55+ occupancy requirements.
Association Financials Review budget, reserves, insurance, assessments and capital plans.
How to Value a Tarpon Village Condo
Tarpon Village should be valued within its own low-rise condominium segment rather than against luxury La Peninsula or Twin Dolphins residences.
Even inside Tarpon Village, a direct-bay end unit with carport parking and dock eligibility can compete differently from an interior courtyard condo with no current boat access.
Tarpon Village valuation sequence: floor-plan category → living area → floor level → end or interior position → Tarpon Bay or courtyard view → lanai → parking → renovation and HVAC → association condition → verified dock rights.
Explore Isles of Capri Waterfront Condos
All four primary Isles of Capri condominium destinations now have permanent community guides. Compare residence scale, water orientation, building type, amenities, association structure, parking and boating rights before selecting individual properties.
Selling a Tarpon Village Condo
Tarpon Village sellers should identify the features that separate their residence from other similarly sized condos in the community.
Important differences include direct Tarpon Bay versus landscaped views, first- or second-floor position, end-unit windows, screened lanai, carport parking, renovation quality, HVAC age and verified boat-dock eligibility.
A boating right or dock lease should be documented accurately rather than implied simply because Tarpon Village is a waterfront boating community.
Explore Tarpon Village With Schulz Realty
Schulz Realty can help buyers compare Tarpon Village condos by floor plan, floor level, Tarpon Bay or courtyard view, end-unit position, screened lanai, carport parking, renovation, HVAC, association finances, 55+ requirements, boating rights and the most relevant same-community recent sales before arranging private tours.
Contact Schulz Realty for Tarpon Village Listings & Private Tours
Call David Schulz at (239) 682-5800.
Tarpon Village residence sizes, floor plans, water views, parking and storage rights, age restrictions, condominium fees, utility inclusions, reserve funding, assessments, insurance coverage, deductibles, structural and capital projects, pool and amenity access, dock or boating rights, dock-lease availability, water depth, navigation conditions, rental provisions, pet policies and individual property features may vary or change. Buyers should verify material information through current Tarpon Village condominium documents, association financial statements, insurance information, waterfront-use rules, inspections, public records, title work and appropriate qualified professionals before purchasing.
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