Lalique Condos for Sale at The Vineyards Naples Florida

Lalique at a Glance

Lalique Condo Floor Plans

Lalique has more floor-plan diversity than its relatively uniform exterior architecture might suggest.

Verified residences include approximately 1,675, 1,690, 1,729, 1,765, 1,863, 1,910, 2,017 and 2,050 square feet of living area.

That range makes official living area an important first step in valuation. Two Lalique homes can differ by several hundred square feet while sharing similar Lalique Circle addresses.

Larger 1,863- to 2,050-Square-Foot Lalique Homes

Lalique’s larger residences extend beyond 1,800 square feet and provide additional bedroom flexibility.

Verified examples include approximately 1,863, 1,910, 2,017 and 2,050 square feet.

These larger homes can appeal to full-time residents and seasonal owners who expect frequent guests or need dedicated office space.

First-Floor Lalique Condos

First-floor Lalique residences appeal to buyers who want single-level entry without routine stair use.

Ground-floor homes can provide a closer relationship with landscaping, lakes and lawn areas while retaining screened-lanai outdoor living and attached garage parking.

Privacy, walkway placement, vegetation, drainage and rear exposure should be evaluated for the specific residence.

Second-Floor Lalique Coach Homes

Upper-floor Lalique residences can provide additional privacy, higher ceilings in select homes and more elevated golf-course or landscape views.

Current large four-bedroom examples demonstrate expansive fairway views from elevated screened lanais.

Buyers should compare stair configuration, floor height, ceiling architecture and sightlines when evaluating an upper-floor residence against a similar first-floor home.

Vineyards Golf-Course Views

Golf-course scenery is one of Lalique’s strongest location characteristics. Several buildings face directly toward The Vineyards golf landscape, creating broad fairway views from screened lanais and primary living areas.

Current larger residences demonstrate expansive views across the Vineyards North Course.

Floor level, vegetation, fairway angle and cart-path relationship should be compared before assigning a premium to a golf-oriented residence.

Screened Lanais

Screened lanais extend the living space toward Lalique’s golf, lake and landscaped settings.

Upper-floor golf-facing homes can provide especially open sightlines, while first-floor lanais may feel more connected to water features and mature landscaping.

Buyers should review screen condition, flooring, drainage, storm protection and any enclosure modifications.

1996–2000 Construction

Lalique was developed primarily during the second half of the 1990s through approximately 2000.

Verified residences include properties built in 1996, 1997, 1998 and 2000.

The concentrated development period gives Lalique a cohesive architectural character while individual renovation and maintenance histories now create meaningful differences among residences.

Low-Rise Coach-Home Architecture

Stucco exteriors, tile-roof styling, landscaped courtyards and paver-style driveways are represented throughout Lalique.

Private entrances and garage parking help the buildings maintain a residential scale even though ownership is condominium.

This combination can appeal to buyers who want lower-maintenance ownership without the feel of a large elevator tower or high-density resort complex.

Renovated Lalique Condos

Interior condition ranges from well-maintained original designs to comprehensively updated coach homes.

Current and recent listings demonstrate renovated kitchens, wood cabinetry, quartz countertops, upgraded appliances, replacement flooring, custom bar areas and modernized bathrooms in select residences.

Buyers should evaluate renovation workmanship and age together with the building’s major systems and association condition.

HVAC, Water Heaters & Interior Systems

Mechanical-system age is increasingly important in an established late-1990s condominium neighborhood.

Air-conditioning systems, water heaters and appliances may have been replaced at very different times from one residence to another.

Installation dates, permits, service records and available warranties should be reviewed during property due diligence.

Reserves, Insurance & Association Finances

A Lalique buyer should review more than the monthly or quarterly assessment.

The current operating budget, reserve schedules, master insurance, hurricane deductibles, recent meeting minutes, completed capital projects and planned assessments can all affect the long-term cost of ownership.

Current Florida condominium reserve and structural requirements make up-to-date building-specific documentation especially important.

Why Buyers Choose Lalique

Lalique combines condominium maintenance with features more often associated with coach-home or single-family living: private entrances, attached garages, driveways, spacious interiors and substantial screened lanais.

Its unusually broad bedroom range also distinguishes the community. Buyers can choose from two-bedroom-plus-den, three-bedroom and larger four-bedroom homes depending on their space requirements.

Golf, lake and landscaped views together with a private neighborhood pool and clubhouse give Lalique a recognizable identity within The Vineyards.

Lalique Location in Naples

Lalique benefits from The Vineyards’ central Naples location with convenient access to Pine Ridge Road, Vanderbilt Beach Road and I-75.

Shopping, restaurants, healthcare and daily services are nearby, while Gulf beaches, Mercato, Waterside Shops and downtown Naples remain accessible by car.

The combination of a quiet gated coach-home setting and central location can appeal to both seasonal and full-time residents.

What Lalique Buyers Should Compare

How to Compare Lalique Condo Values

Lalique should not be valued through one community-wide price-per-square-foot figure because living area and bedroom count vary substantially.

A stronger comparison sequence is Lalique → building → living area → bedroom configuration → floor level → end-unit position → garage → golf, lake or preserve view → rear exposure → renovation → storm protection → building condition → association finances → current competing inventory.

A roughly 1,675-square-foot two-bedroom-plus-den residence should not be directly compared with an approximately 2,017-square-foot four-bedroom coach home without meaningful adjustments.

Lalique & Vineyards Market Report

Lalique continues to produce resale activity across several floor-plan sizes, including the neighborhood’s larger four-bedroom configurations.

Use the Vineyards Market Report for current broader inventory and recent closed-sale activity, then isolate Lalique transactions by living area, bedroom count, floor level and view.

Active inventory and asking prices change continually, so those figures are intentionally left to the live MLS rather than being permanently embedded in this evergreen neighborhood guide.

Lalique Map Search

Use the dedicated Lalique Map Search to compare residences according to their actual position around Lalique Circle.

Mapping can help buyers identify golf-course-facing buildings, lake orientation, landscaped or preserve settings, community- pool proximity and the relationship between individual buildings.

Selling a Lalique Condo

Lalique sellers should first document recorded living area, bedroom count, floor position, garage, view and building location.

Then document renovations, storm protection, HVAC systems, water heater, appliances and any property-specific improvements that separate the residence from competing Lalique inventory.

Pricing should begin with the closest Lalique floor-plan and view comparables before broader Vineyards condominium sales are used for support.