Sea Grove Condos at The Dunes of Naples

Luxury Coach Homes • Private Two-Car Garages • Lake Setting • The Dunes Resort Lifestyle

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Sea Grove provides the low-rise coach-home alternative within The Dunes of Naples. Instead of a high-rise tower, the neighborhood contains 40 residences arranged among 10 two-story residential buildings surrounding a community lake.

Each Sea Grove residence has its own private entrance, an attached two-car garage and a spacious lanai. The community is divided between first-floor homes of approximately 2,061 square feet and substantially larger second-floor residences of approximately 2,973 square feet. Upper residences add a private elevator and additional family-room space.

A Home-Like Alternative to The Dunes High-Rises

Sea Grove is fundamentally different from the seven high-rise communities at The Dunes. Its attached garages, private entrances, two-story building scale and lake-oriented setting give owners a more conventional residential arrival experience while retaining access to the resort amenities of the larger community.

That distinction matters when evaluating value. A Sea Grove coach home should not be priced mechanically from an Island Cove or Grande Preserve high-rise merely because both properties are inside The Dunes. Property type, floor plan, garage configuration, elevator arrangement and association responsibilities are substantially different.

First-Floor Sea Grove Coach Homes

The original first-floor plan provides approximately 2,061 square feet of air-conditioned living area with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The developer plan also identifies approximately 252 square feet of lanai space and an attached garage of approximately 453 square feet.

The first-floor arrangement provides single-level living without an interior flight of stairs between the garage and main residence. Buyers who prefer direct garage-to-home access may find this layout especially appealing.

Second-Floor Sea Grove Coach Homes

The second-floor residence is considerably larger at approximately 2,973 square feet of air-conditioned living area. Its original plan includes three bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a large family room in addition to the principal great-room living space.

A private residential elevator connects the lower entry and garage level with the upper residence. The developer plan also includes approximately 252 square feet of lanai area plus an additional balcony.

Lake Views & Residence Position

Sea Grove's buildings surround the community lake, so residence position can materially affect water exposure, privacy, sun orientation and the view from the lanai.

Some homes emphasize open lake and fountain views, while others may have more landscaping or vegetation in the foreground. Buyers should compare the actual outlook from the great room, primary bedroom and lanai rather than treating every Sea Grove property as having the same lake exposure.

Permanent characteristics such as building position, floor, lake orientation and lanai exposure generally deserve greater valuation weight than decorative finishes that can later be changed.

Private Entrances & Two-Car Garages

Every Sea Grove residence includes a private entrance and an attached two-car garage. That garage configuration is one of the neighborhood's most important differences from The Dunes high-rise towers.

Buyers should confirm garage dimensions, storage improvements, garage-door responsibility, driveway obligations, electrical capacity and any current association requirements involving electric-vehicle charging.

Screened Lanais & Outdoor Living

The original Sea Grove plans provide substantial lanai space for both first- and second-floor residences. These outdoor areas extend the principal living spaces toward the lake, tropical landscaping and neighborhood surroundings.

Compare lanai orientation, privacy, screening, flooring, storm protection and usable furniture space. Also verify any alterations made after original construction, including enclosure work, sliding-door modifications or changes requiring association approval.

Renovated vs. More Original Sea Grove Homes

Sea Grove was established in the early development period of The Dunes, so individual residences can differ considerably in renovation level. Some properties retain more traditional finishes while others have undergone extensive interior and exterior-system improvements.

Buyers should separate visible cosmetic renovation from long-term systems and building-envelope improvements.

• Kitchen cabinetry, counters and appliances
• Bathroom renovation
• Flooring and underlayment
• Lighting and built-ins
• HVAC equipment
• Water heater
• Electrical and plumbing work
• Windows and sliding glass doors
• Storm shutters or impact protection
• Private elevator condition for second-floor residences
• Garage systems and doors

Windows & Storm Protection

Storm protection should be verified for the individual Sea Grove residence rather than assumed from another property. Original windows and doors, upgraded impact systems, shutters and other protection can differ from home to home.

Current association documents should also be reviewed to determine responsibility for windows, sliding doors, exterior doors, lanai components and other building-envelope items.

Hurricane & Association Due Diligence

Sea Grove buyers should review current association records carefully for storm restoration, insurance matters, completed or planned reconstruction, reserve funding and any approved or proposed special assessments.

Because those matters can change, current association notices, financial statements, insurance information, meeting minutes and estoppel documentation should control rather than an older MLS remark or historical web page.

The Club at The Dunes

Sea Grove owners participate in the broader resort environment at The Dunes. The neighborhood is positioned close to the community's principal recreational facilities, giving owners a lower-rise residential setting without giving up access to the central Club environment.

Sea Grove association expenses and broader Dunes community obligations should be reviewed separately so buyers understand which facilities and services are funded through each organizational layer.

Near Delnor-Wiggins Pass & Vanderbilt Beach

Sea Grove occupies a convenient position within the northern portion of The Dunes. The official community description identifies a back-gate connection toward Connors Park and a short path leading toward Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park and the beach.

The neighborhood also provides convenient driving access to Vanderbilt Beach, Mercato, Waterside Shops, Artis—Naples, restaurants, healthcare and other North Naples destinations.

Private Beach-Club Opportunities

Selected Dunes properties may advertise an opportunity involving a private Floridian Beach Club membership or another beach-related program. Such opportunities are property-specific and should not be treated as an automatic Sea Grove ownership right.

When a membership opportunity is advertised, verify current eligibility, availability, transferability, initiation or transfer charges, annual dues, transportation arrangements, beach services and the exact privileges associated with that individual transaction.

Sea Grove Association Review

A Sea Grove purchase involves the Sea Grove condominium association together with applicable broader Dunes community obligations. Buyers should identify every current budget, assessment and maintenance responsibility rather than relying on one fee figure from an MLS listing.

• Current Sea Grove operating budget
• Reserve balances and scheduled funding
• Current, approved and proposed special assessments
• Master insurance coverage and deductibles
• Storm-related insurance or restoration matters
• Roof and exterior responsibilities
• Windows and sliding-door responsibilities
• Driveways and garage-door responsibilities
• Private elevator maintenance where applicable
• Lake, landscaping and common-area projects
• Dunes Property Owners Association obligations
• Current resale or capital-contribution requirements

Rental, Pet, Guest & Renovation Rules

Sea Grove's governing documents and association rules should control decisions involving rentals, pets, guests or renovations. Current association materials should be reviewed before a buyer relies on information summarized in an MLS listing.

Verify lease approval requirements, minimum rental periods, permitted rental frequency, tenant occupancy rules, pet provisions, guest procedures, contractor requirements, work hours, insurance requirements, flooring standards and association approval procedures.

How to Value a Sea Grove Coach Home

Sea Grove should normally be valued first against other Sea Grove transactions rather than from a broad Dunes high-rise average.

• Separate first-floor and second-floor plans.
• Verify recorded interior living area.
• Identify the exact building and residence position.
• Compare lake, fountain and landscape exposure.
• Compare lanai orientation and privacy.
• Evaluate attached-garage condition and storage.
• Confirm private-elevator condition for upper residences.
• Separate cosmetic renovation from major systems.
• Verify windows and storm protection.
• Review association reserves and insurance.
• Identify current or proposed assessments.
• Review storm-restoration and capital-project history.
• Use high-rise Dunes sales only as secondary community context.

Sea Grove & Dunes Market Activity

The permanent The Dunes of Naples Market Report tracks current listings and recent closed transactions throughout the development.

Because that report combines Sea Grove coach homes with seven high-rise communities, its overall averages should not be applied directly to an individual Sea Grove residence.

A 2,061-square-foot first-floor coach home and a 2,973-square-foot upper residence with a private elevator belong to separate Sea Grove comparison categories before either is compared with an Island Cove or Grande Preserve high-rise.

Compare Other Dunes Residential Options

Buyers who like The Dunes lifestyle but want to compare Sea Grove with high-rise ownership can review Island Cove and Grande Preserve residences. These alternatives differ materially in floor elevation, garage configuration, elevator arrangement, views and association structure.

Cayman Grande Geneva Grande Phoenician

For the complete development overview, floor-plan context and links to every permanent Dunes community guide, visit The Dunes of Naples Condos.

Selling a Sea Grove Coach Home

Sea Grove sellers should establish the home's true comparison category before relying on a broad Naples or Dunes condominium average. Marketing should clearly identify first- or second-floor configuration, recorded living area, lake orientation, lanai, private garage, private elevator where applicable, renovation, storm protection and current association condition.

Those permanent characteristics help buyers understand why two Sea Grove residences can compete differently even though both have three bedrooms and share the same neighborhood amenities.

Sea Grove Listings & Private Tours

Schulz Realty can help buyers and sellers compare Sea Grove residences according to floor plan, first- or second-floor position, lake exposure, lanai, garage, private elevator, renovation, storm protection, association condition and the most relevant recent sales.

Current Sea Grove Condos for Sale

Use the live Dunes condominium search to review current inventory. When a Sea Grove residence is available, begin comparison with the same first- or second-floor plan before expanding the analysis to another Dunes property type.

Sea Grove residence counts, original floor plans, recorded living areas, bedroom configurations, lanais, balconies, lake views, private-elevator arrangements, garages, association fees, Dunes community obligations, Club amenities, private beach-club opportunities, resale capital requirements, insurance, reserve funding, storm-restoration matters, assessments, capital projects, rental provisions, pet policies, guest rules, renovation requirements, windows, doors, storm protection and individual residence characteristics may vary or change. Buyers and sellers should verify material information through current condominium and community documents, association records, budgets, insurance information, estoppel documentation, inspections, title work, public records and appropriate qualified professionals.

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