Martinique Homes for Sale at The Classics in Lely Resort Naples

A 28-Home Enclave Within Classics Plantation Estates

Martinique's limited scale is one of its strongest defining characteristics. Only approximately 28 residences are concentrated primarily around Martinique Terrace and the surrounding Classics environment.

That scarcity means active inventory may be extremely limited and there can be periods when no Martinique home is offered for sale.

When a property does become available, the most relevant comparable sale is usually another Martinique residence with a similar floor plan and homesite. If sufficient Martinique sales are unavailable, closely competing homes elsewhere within Classics Plantation Estates may provide secondary context.

Luxury Single-Family Homes

Martinique consists of detached luxury homes rather than condominiums, attached villas or coach homes.

The homes provide the privacy and outdoor-living flexibility associated with single-family ownership while remaining within the gated Classics portion of Lely Resort.

Private swimming pools, screened lanais, substantial kitchens, multiple bedroom suites and two- or three-car garages make Martinique particularly attractive to buyers who want estate-like features without moving into one of the very largest custom homes elsewhere in Classics.

Martinique Floor Plans

Historical Lely Resort information identifies four principal Martinique builder plans: Gardenia, Jasmine, Hibiscus and Orchid.

These historical plan measurements are useful for identifying the original design, but they should not automatically be treated as the current air-conditioned square footage of a resale home.

Historical Plan Size vs. Current Living Area

Martinique is a good example of why historical builder-plan measurements and current resale square footage should not be used interchangeably.

Original builder materials can use broader plan-area calculations, while MLS and county records commonly distinguish air-conditioned living area from garages, lanais, courtyards and other spaces.

Current Martinique resales can therefore show under-air measurements in the upper-2,000- to low-3,000-square-foot range even when the original published plan reference is considerably larger.

Gardenia Homes

The Gardenia is one of the historically documented Martinique plans with a published builder reference of approximately 3,623 square feet.

Individual residences can differ because of structural options, room conversions, pool configurations and later owner modifications.

When comparing two Gardenia properties, homesite, rear exposure, garage, pool, roof, storm protection and renovation should be analyzed after the underlying model has been confirmed.

Jasmine Homes

The Jasmine was published as one of Martinique's larger original plans at approximately 3,988 square feet in historical builder information.

The plan name is useful for recognizing the home's original architecture, but buyers should verify the present air-conditioned area rather than using the builder figure automatically.

Hibiscus Homes

Historical material identifies the Hibiscus at approximately 4,100 square feet of published plan area.

Its larger design can provide substantial guest and entertaining capacity, but present-day value should still be based on current living area, functional layout, homesite and condition.

Orchid Homes

The Orchid carries the largest of the four historical Martinique published plan references at approximately 4,211 square feet.

A current Orchid resale should be evaluated using the exact recorded under-air area, bedroom and bathroom configuration, garage, outdoor space, renovations and homesite rather than relying solely on the original model measurement.

Martinique Terrace & Cul-de-Sac Privacy

Martinique's compact residential layout contributes to its quieter character. Homes are concentrated primarily along Martinique Terrace rather than spread through a large network of busy neighborhood streets.

Lot shape still varies. Corner properties and wider homesites can offer additional side-yard space or greater separation from neighboring residences.

Buyers should compare setbacks, side yards, mature landscaping, pool placement and neighboring sightlines when evaluating privacy.

Classics Golf Course Views

Selected Martinique homes enjoy views associated with the private Classics Country Club golf environment.

Golf-front quality depends on precise location. Fairway width, tee or green proximity, cart paths, vegetation, golfer activity and the distance between the lanai and active play can all influence the experience.

A golf view should therefore be evaluated directly from the living room, primary suite, lanai and pool rather than treated as one generic feature.

Lake & Golf Combination Settings

Selected homesites can incorporate water together with golf-oriented scenery, creating additional visual depth and separation from the course.

The strongest views may combine open water, mature landscaping and the Classics golf environment beyond.

Lake width, shoreline angle, fountain placement and rear orientation should all be considered before assigning a view premium.

Preserve & Landscaped Homesites

Other Martinique residences emphasize preserve or landscaped privacy rather than an open golf panorama.

Mature vegetation can create an attractive tropical backdrop and may appeal to owners who value greater seclusion around the pool.

Preserve depth, long-term vegetation management, rear exposure and adjacent homes should still be evaluated as part of the homesite comparison.

Private Pools & Spas

Private outdoor living is central to Martinique ownership.

Residences may offer heated swimming pools, integrated spas, paver or stone decks, large screened enclosures and substantial covered lanais.

Buyers should compare the pool surface, heater, pumps, automation, spa equipment, screening, drainage and deck condition rather than treating the presence of a pool as the entire comparison.

Courtyard-Style Martinique Homes

Selected Martinique homes use courtyard-oriented architecture in which a private swimming pool becomes a central feature of the residence.

A detached or semi-separated cabana suite can provide privacy for guests, extended family or flexible office use.

Courtyard buyers should compare natural light, privacy, pool orientation, cabana access and how the central outdoor environment connects with any rear golf or preserve view.

Outdoor Kitchens & Covered Lanais

Martinique's larger homes frequently devote substantial space to outdoor entertaining.

Summer kitchens can include built-in grills, refrigeration, sinks, countertops and storage, while deep covered lanais create usable outdoor space during both strong sun and summer rain.

Buyers should inspect appliances, gas or electrical connections, cabinetry, ventilation and condition as part of the outdoor-living evaluation.

Two- & Three-Car Garages

Both two- and three-car garage arrangements are represented within Martinique.

Garage capacity can be particularly important for full-time residents, collectors or buyers who need space for bicycles, beach equipment, golf equipment and seasonal storage.

Usable depth, ceiling height, cabinetry, flooring, storm-rated doors and electric-vehicle charging potential should be verified for the exact residence.

Construction Quality & Architectural Features

Martinique contains individually finished luxury homes rather than completely identical production residences.

Stock Construction is represented within the neighborhood, while individual properties can differ in ceiling treatments, kitchen design, cabinetry, flooring, windows, doors and outdoor-living configurations.

Concrete-block construction, tile roofing, paver driveways and substantial indoor-outdoor living are characteristic of the neighborhood, but buyers should verify actual specifications for the individual property.

Renovated Martinique Homes

Martinique residences are now old enough for renovation quality to vary meaningfully.

Updated homes may include redesigned kitchens, premium appliances, contemporary bathrooms, new flooring, custom cabinetry, architectural lighting, impact windows, remodeled pools and modernized outdoor kitchens.

Renovation should be analyzed after the permanent features of the home have been established: original model, homesite, view, rear exposure, garage and pool environment.

Roof, HVAC & Major Systems

Homes completed primarily between 2007 and 2011 are reaching an age where roof, HVAC and other mechanical histories can differ substantially.

Buyers should review roof permits, HVAC replacement dates, water heaters, electrical systems, appliances, pool equipment and generator installations where applicable.

An extensively renovated interior does not necessarily mean the home's major capital systems have also been replaced.

Impact Glass & Storm Protection

Storm protection varies by Martinique residence.

Some properties have impact-resistant windows and doors while others rely on shutters, electric storm screens or combinations of protective systems.

Buyers should verify front doors, windows, sliders, garage doors and large lanai openings separately rather than assuming all openings use the same system.

Players Club & Spa Covenant

Martinique sits within Classics Plantation Estates, where Players Club & Spa covenant status must be verified at the individual-property level.

The broader Classics neighborhood has historically included both required and non-required covenant arrangements. Many Martinique properties have been marketed with required Players Club membership, but buyers should verify the exact covenant attached to the residence being purchased.

Current deposits, dues, transfer procedures, privileges and membership requirements should come from current Club and closing documentation.

The Classics Country Club

Martinique's location within The Classics can provide close visual and geographic connections to the private Gary Player-designed Classics Golf Course.

Private golf membership is separate from home ownership and should be investigated independently.

Buyers interested in private golf should verify current membership availability, initiation requirements, dues, family privileges, tee-time access and guest policies directly with The Classics Country Club.

Association & Maintenance Responsibilities

Martinique is a single-family neighborhood within the broader Classics Plantation Estates association structure.

Buyers should review current budgets, neighborhood dues, landscaping and irrigation responsibilities, private-road maintenance, gate and security expenses, architectural standards and any pending assessments.

Association-supported services can be especially attractive to seasonal residents, but the exact services included should be verified from current governing documents.

Martinique Buyer Due Diligence

How to Compare Martinique Home Values

Because Martinique contains only approximately 28 residences, same-neighborhood comparable sales should be used whenever sufficiently recent and similar transactions exist.

When inventory is sparse, the next strongest comparison may be another luxury home in Classics Plantation Estates, but substantial adjustments can be necessary.

Martinique Market Report

Martinique's limited inventory makes a dedicated market report especially useful for monitoring new listings, pending contracts and closed sales.

Because the community contains only about 28 homes, individual transactions can have an outsized effect on apparent neighborhood averages. Buyers and sellers should compare each sale according to original floor plan, recorded living area, homesite, view, rear exposure, pool, garage, renovations and major systems.

Martinique vs. Classics Plantation Estates

Classics Plantation Estates is the larger parent estate neighborhood surrounding Martinique and includes custom homes from multiple builders on a wider range of homesite and residence sizes.

Martinique provides a more compact 28-home enclave with a limited collection of recognizable historical designs.

Buyers who prefer scarcity and a smaller neighborhood may favor Martinique, while buyers seeking the largest custom estates and greater architectural variety may prefer the broader Classics market.

Martinique vs. Lakoya

Lakoya is a newer-generation Stock Development community containing substantially more homes and a broader size range.

Lakoya is known for natural-gas service, lake and fountain homesites and recognizable Stock models, while Martinique emphasizes its tiny 28-home scale inside The Classics.

The comparison should focus on construction generation, community scale, club obligations, homesite, garage and preferred floor plan.

Martinique vs. The Majors

The Majors offers approximately 142 substantial Stock Development homes and is known for three-car garages, courtyard models and Mustang Golf Course or lake views.

Martinique offers significantly greater scarcity, while Majors provides more inventory and more predictable model-to-model resale comparisons.

Martinique vs. Lely Island Estates

Lely Island Estates is an established custom-home neighborhood with approximately 190 residences, larger potential homesites and a much broader range of construction generations and floor plans.

Martinique is newer, dramatically smaller and more closely tied to the Classics Plantation Estates environment.

Explore All Lely Resort Communities

Martinique is one small luxury enclave within a much larger Lely Resort real estate market containing custom estates, detached pool homes, villas, townhomes, coach homes and condominiums.

Use the Lely Resort hub to compare all residential communities, then return to the individual neighborhood guide for the most useful floor-plan, homesite, association and club analysis.

Buying a Martinique Home

A Martinique search should begin with the original floor plan and current recorded living area.

The next comparison should focus on the homesite: preserve, golf, lake or landscaped setting, followed by rear exposure, courtyard or conventional pool configuration, garage capacity and privacy.

Roof, HVAC, storm protection, pool systems and renovation history should then be reviewed before the property's exact Players Club covenant and any desired Classics Country Club membership are incorporated into the ownership decision.

Selling a Martinique Home

Martinique sellers benefit from emphasizing the neighborhood's scarcity before relying on a broad Lely Resort comparison.

Marketing should identify the original plan, current living area, Martinique Terrace location, homesite, view, rear exposure, courtyard or conventional pool design and garage capacity.

Capital improvements such as roof replacement, impact protection, HVAC, pool equipment and major renovations should then be documented separately from cosmetic finishes.