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EPIQUE AT PELICAN BAY NAPLES

6869 Grenadier Boulevard, Naples, FL 34108

Epique at Pelican Bay is a 19-story, 68-residence Gulf-front condominium planned for Pelican Bay in Naples, Florida, developed by Gulf Bay Group of Companies through Gulf Bay Development LV, LLC. The defining facts of the project are its scale and its siting, and each explains the other. A tower of nineteen stories holding only sixty-eight residences is an exercise in restraint in a market where comparable Gulf-front buildings routinely carry several times that number, and the arithmetic has consequences that shape the entire living experience. Fewer homes across the same footprint means larger shares of the building's frontage for each residence, shorter elevator rides, quieter corridors, and the particular calm that comes from sharing a tower with a small, settled group of neighbors rather than a transient crowd. A Gulf-front position on the Pelican Bay shoreline completes the proposition, orienting the building toward open water and the horizon rather than inland toward the highway, and giving the residences the outlook that buyers in this part of Naples are ultimately seeking. Pelican Bay is one of the city's established coastal addresses, a name that carries recognition well beyond Southwest Florida, and Epique takes its place within that setting at a scale that feels deliberate rather than opportunistic. Delivery is anticipated for 2028, and the project is currently selling. For buyers weighing the Gulf-front options along this stretch of coast, the appeal lies in a simple trade: fewer residences, less density, and a building designed around the number of homes it holds rather than the number it could hold. What results is a tower that behaves like a private residence with a concierge rather than a resort with a lobby, an increasingly rare configuration on the Naples waterfront, and one that tends to age well precisely because it was not built to maximum capacity.

 

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EPIQUE AT PELICAN BAY NAPLES

6869 Grenadier Boulevard, Naples, FL 34108

Epique at Pelican Bay is a 19-story, 68-residence Gulf-front condominium planned for Pelican Bay in Naples, Florida, developed by Gulf Bay Group of Companies through Gulf Bay Development LV, LLC. The defining facts of the project are its scale and its siting, and each explains the other. A tower of nineteen stories holding only sixty-eight residences is an exercise in restraint in a market where comparable Gulf-front buildings routinely carry several times that number, and the arithmetic has consequences that shape the entire living experience. Fewer homes across the same footprint means larger shares of the building's frontage for each residence, shorter elevator rides, quieter corridors, and the particular calm that comes from sharing a tower with a small, settled group of neighbors rather than a transient crowd. A Gulf-front position on the Pelican Bay shoreline completes the proposition, orienting the building toward open water and the horizon rather than inland toward the highway, and giving the residences the outlook that buyers in this part of Naples are ultimately seeking. Pelican Bay is one of the city's established coastal addresses, a name that carries recognition well beyond Southwest Florida, and Epique takes its place within that setting at a scale that feels deliberate rather than opportunistic. Delivery is anticipated for 2028, and the project is currently selling. For buyers weighing the Gulf-front options along this stretch of coast, the appeal lies in a simple trade: fewer residences, less density, and a building designed around the number of homes it holds rather than the number it could hold. What results is a tower that behaves like a private residence with a concierge rather than a resort with a lobby, an increasingly rare configuration on the Naples waterfront, and one that tends to age well precisely because it was not built to maximum capacity.

 

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