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5253 Cherry Wood Dr - 5.74± Acres | Potential for Larger Assemblage 5.74 Acres of Commercial Land in Naples, FL 34119



Investment Highlights
- 5.74± acres across two adjacent parcels with the possibility to expand into a larger assemblage
- Opportunity to expand Vanderbilt Beach Road frontage through assemblage
- The recently completed Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension has improved regional connectivity and accessibility throughout the area
- Dual road frontage with approximately 300± feet on Vanderbilt Beach Road and access from Cherry Wood Drive
- Located in one of North Naples’ fastest-growing development corridors on the south side of Vanderbilt Beach Road and west of Collier Blvd
- 208-unit Saltgrass Reserve multifamily community, currently under construction immediately east of the property
Property Facts
1 Lot Available
Lot
| Lot Size | 5.74 AC |
| Lot Size | 5.74 AC |
Description
5.74± acres across two adjacent parcels with the possibility to expand into a larger assemblage. Dual road frontage with approximately 300± feet on Vanderbilt Beach Road and access from Cherry Wood Drive, with the opportunity to expand Vanderbilt Beach Road frontage through assemblage. Located in one of North Naples’ fastest-growing development corridors on the south side of Vanderbilt Beach Road and west of Collier Blvd., the property is surrounded by continued residential growth, supporting future demand for neighborhood-serving commercial uses. The recently completed Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension has improved regional connectivity and accessibility throughout the area. The 208-unit Saltgrass Reserve multifamily community, currently under construction immediately east of the property, is expected to further increase residential density and support future commercial demand. The new Mason Classical Academy campus is located nearby, adding another long-term institutional demand driver. Existing single-family residences provide interim holding potential while assemblage or redevelopment plans are pursued.

