Lake Arrowhead, officially Arrowhead Village, is a carriage-home condominium neighborhood within Naples Lakes Country Club . The village is located primarily along Winged Foot Court and Winged Foot Way and contains approximately 128 residences in 16 two-story buildings.
Each building contains eight residences, combining condominium-style maintenance with private entries, screened lanais and attached one-car garages. Original Naples Lakes plans range from approximately 1,672 to 2,184 square feet across first- and second-floor configurations.
128 ResidencesArrowhead Village
16 BuildingsTwo-Story Carriage Homes
8 Homes Per BuildingLow-Rise Design
4 Plan SizesFirst & Second Floors
1,672–2,184 Sq. Ft.Approximate Original Range
1-Car GarageAttached to Every Residence
Village Pool & SpaNeighborhood Recreation
Bundled GolfNaples Lakes Country Club
Lake Arrowhead comparison sequence: same floor level → similar original plan size → current legal living area → direct Arrowhead sales → golf, lake, preserve or water-to-golf view → lanai exposure → building position → attached garage → renovation → HVAC and water heater → storm protection → association finances → Naples Lakes Country Club obligations.
Lake Arrowhead Carriage-Home Living
Lake Arrowhead should be evaluated as a carriage-home condominium neighborhood rather than as a conventional multi-story condominium complex.
Its two-story buildings maintain a residential scale while private entries, attached garages and screened lanais give each residence a more home-like environment than a corridor-style condominium.
At the same time, the condominium structure can reduce the amount of exterior maintenance that individual owners must coordinate personally.
Four Original Lake Arrowhead Residence Sizes
Arrowhead Village provides four principal original living-area categories. Floor level and size should therefore be considered together when selecting comparable properties.
Larger first-floor design providing additional interior space while retaining direct ground-level access.
Approx. 1,975 Sq. Ft.
Upper-level configuration offering greater elevation, privacy and potentially broader golf, lake or preserve views.
Approx. 2,184 Sq. Ft.
Largest original Arrowhead plan with increased living area and potential three-bedroom accommodation.
Original Plans vs. Current Living Area
Original builder measurements provide a useful comparison framework, but current legal or professionally measured living area should control for an individual resale property.
Property-appraiser measurements, builder records, appraisal standards and permitted owner modifications can occasionally produce different figures.
First-Floor Lake Arrowhead Condos
First-floor residences can appeal to buyers who want single-level access without climbing stairs to reach the living area.
The approximately 1,672- and 1,908-square-foot original categories provide two ground-floor choices. Buyers should compare natural light, landscaping, lanai privacy, neighboring-building positions and possible sound transfer from the residence above.
Second-Floor Lake Arrowhead Condos
Upper-level residences occupy the approximately 1,975- and 2,184-square-foot original categories.
Second-floor living can provide additional privacy, broader sightlines, greater separation from landscaping and no residence directly overhead.
Buyers should also evaluate stair configuration, accessibility, carrying groceries and luggage, and whether that arrangement fits their long-term ownership plans.
Two Bedrooms Plus Den or Three Bedrooms
Lake Arrowhead includes both two-bedroom-plus-den and true three-bedroom configurations.
A den can work well as an office, library, television room or flexible guest space, while a dedicated third bedroom may better suit owners who frequently host family or guests.
Room dimensions, closet capacity, bathroom placement and separation between primary and guest areas deserve as much attention as the advertised bedroom count.
Attached One-Car Garages
Every Arrowhead Village residence includes an attached one-car garage, providing protected parking and valuable storage.
Buyers who expect to store a personal golf cart should measure the garage carefully because a one-car designation does not guarantee adequate space for both a conventional vehicle and golf cart.
Interior dimensions
Storage cabinetry
Golf-cart practicality
EV charging capability
Electrical service
Floor finish
Garage-door opener
Storm-rated garage-door protection
Screened Lanais & Outdoor Living
Screened lanais extend Lake Arrowhead living into the golf, lake, preserve and landscaped setting that defines Naples Lakes Country Club.
First-floor lanais can provide a closer visual connection with landscaping and water. Upper-floor lanais may create longer views above vegetation.
Compare orientation, screening, flooring, fans, lighting, storm protection, privacy, shade and morning versus afternoon sun.
Arnold Palmer Golf-Course Views
Golf orientation should be evaluated precisely rather than treated as one generic category.
A residence overlooking a fairway can experience different activity, privacy and golf-ball exposure from one positioned near a tee, green, bunker or cart path.
The relationship among the building, lanai, golf course and surrounding water should be considered before assigning a golf-view premium.
Lake & Water-to-Golf Views
Lake-oriented Arrowhead residences can create additional visual depth and separation from neighboring buildings.
Some properties combine water in the foreground with golf beyond, creating a layered water-to-golf outlook.
Compare water width, shoreline shape, vegetation, fountains, fairway position and neighboring-building angles.
Permanent-location principle: interior finishes can be changed, but a Lake Arrowhead building's lake, golf or preserve orientation cannot. Permanent view and exposure deserve substantial weight in valuation.
Preserve & Wooded Views
Preserve-oriented and wooded residences can appeal to buyers who value natural privacy and less golf-course activity outside the lanai.
Buyers should distinguish protected preserve areas from association-controlled landscaping and understand how vegetation may change over time.
Building Position Within Arrowhead Village
Location within the village can influence privacy and convenience even when two residences share the same floor plan.
Consider cul-de-sac position, neighboring buildings, guest parking, traffic patterns, pool proximity and the exact rear outlook.
Arrowhead Village Pool & Spa
Arrowhead Village has a neighborhood swimming pool and spa near the carriage homes, giving residents convenient recreation in addition to Naples Lakes Country Club amenities.
Buyers should review pool expenses, insurance, maintenance and future capital requirements through current association budgets and reserve records.
Renovated vs. More Original Residences
Lake Arrowhead properties now vary substantially in renovation level.
Improvements may include kitchens, cabinetry, countertops, appliances, bathrooms, flooring, lighting, plantation shutters, lanai finishes, HVAC systems and storm protection.
Cosmetic renovation should be considered separately from mechanical replacement and association-controlled building work.
HVAC, Water Heater & Interior Systems
Buyers should investigate the age and condition of components that remain the individual owner's responsibility.
HVAC equipment and service history
Water-heater age
Kitchen appliances
Electrical components
Plumbing fixtures and shutoff valves
Garage-door equipment
Owner-installed upgrades
Storm Protection
Storm protection can vary by residence and may include impact glass, shutters, accordion systems, storm screens or combinations of systems.
Large lanai sliders deserve specific attention because their protection may differ from bedroom windows. The garage door should also be reviewed as a major exterior opening.
Lake Arrowhead Condominium Association
Arrowhead's condominium structure can provide meaningful maintenance advantages, but buyers should determine exactly which components belong to the association and which remain the individual owner's responsibility.
Roof responsibility
Building exterior
Structural components
Exterior painting
Landscaping and irrigation
Pool and spa
Garages
Windows and doors
Lanais
Insurance responsibilities
Reserves, Insurance & Assessments
Association financial condition is an important part of the true ownership cost of a Lake Arrowhead residence.
Review operating budgets, reserve funding, insurance policies and deductibles, recent meeting information, completed projects and future capital plans.
Current, approved or proposed special assessments should be investigated before purchase rather than relying on fee information from an older listing.
Bundled Golf at Naples Lakes Country Club
Lake Arrowhead participates in the bundled-golf structure at Naples Lakes Country Club.
Under the current community structure, residential ownership includes Club membership. Buyers should verify current dues, transfer or capital charges, cart programs, guest privileges and other Club obligations before purchasing.
Personal Golf Cart & Garage Considerations
Buyers planning to own a personal golf cart should consider garage dimensions during the property search.
Current Naples Lakes rules regarding personal carts, registration, insurance, charging and course use should also be verified directly through current Club materials.
How to Compare Lake Arrowhead Values
Lake Arrowhead should be valued as its own carriage-home condominium market rather than grouped indiscriminately with Lake Barrington, Juliana Village or the detached homes in Lake Placid and Lake Tahoe.
Begin with Arrowhead sales having a similar floor level and plan size, then consider current measured living area, bedroom configuration, golf or lake outlook, preserve privacy, lanai exposure, building position, garage functionality, renovation, HVAC, storm protection and association condition.
Price per square foot should be only one component of the valuation.
Lake Arrowhead Buyer Due Diligence
Confirm first- or second-floor position.
Identify the original floor-plan size category.
Verify current legal and measured living area.
Confirm two-bedroom-plus-den or three-bedroom configuration.
Evaluate golf, lake, preserve or water-to-golf view.
Compare lanai exposure and building position.
Measure attached one-car garage usability.
Review HVAC age and service history.
Review water-heater age.
Verify storm protection opening by opening.
Review Arrowhead association budget and reserves.
Review insurance coverage and deductibles.
Investigate current or proposed assessments.
Review Naples Lakes Country Club obligations.
Begin valuation with similar Lake Arrowhead sales.
For a Lake Arrowhead residence, however, same-village transactions with similar floor level, plan size and view should generally receive the greatest weight.
Sellers benefit from positioning the property as a specific Arrowhead Village carriage home rather than as a generic Naples Lakes condo.
Marketing should identify floor level, original plan category, current living area, bedroom configuration, golf, lake or preserve view, lanai exposure, attached garage, renovations, HVAC history, storm protection and current association condition.
Explore Lake Arrowhead With Schulz Realty
Schulz Realty can help buyers and sellers compare Lake Arrowhead carriage homes by floor level, plan size, bedroom configuration, permanent view, lanai exposure, attached garage, renovation quality, mechanical systems, association finances, bundled-golf obligations and recent comparable sales.
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Lake Arrowhead residence sizes, current measurements, bedroom configurations, views, association services, maintenance responsibilities, fees, reserves, insurance coverage, assessments, rental restrictions, pet policies, parking rules, storm protection and Naples Lakes Country Club obligations can change or vary. Buyers and sellers should verify material information through current Arrowhead Village and Naples Lakes documents, property records, appraisals, permits, inspections, insurance information, title work and other appropriate qualified professional sources.
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The data relating to real estate for sale on this web site comes in part from the Broker Reciprocity Program (BR Program) of M.L.S. of Naples, Inc. Properties listed with brokerage firms other than this company are marked with the BR Program Icon or the BR House Icon and detailed information about them includes the name of the listing brokers. The properties displayed may not be all the properties available through the BR Program. The information provided is for consumers’ personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any other purpose.