425 Wildwood Ln, NAPLES, FL 34105

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Exceptional Naples Golf Lifestyle at Bear’s Paw Country Club. Immediate Mandatory Full Golf Membership is available with the purchase of this exceptional residence at Bear’s Paw Country Club, offering an extraordinary opportunity to step immediately into the exclusive Naples golf lifestyle. Welcome to one of Bear’s Paw’s most desirable condominium floor plans. This spacious, light-filled 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence is located in an elevator building and offers the largest condominium floor plan in the community. The air conditioner, compressor, and air handler were replaced in 2026. The open concept interior features two generous living areas, a dining area, and a well-appointed kitchen with a charming breakfast nook and Corian countertops. Walls of glass open to a glass-enclosed lanai showcasing spectacular panoramic southern exposure views across the golf course and lake, which is the perfect setting for morning coffee, afternoon relaxation, or entertaining guests. A separate open-air lanai allows you to fully embrace the beauty of Naples’ year-round outdoor lifestyle. Beyond your residence, Bear’s Paw delivers an exceptional private club experience. Residents enjoy a new state-of-the-art clubhouse and fitness center, Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, lighted pickleball and tennis courts, bocce, driving range, two putting greens, dog park, and a private marina with Gulf access. The community is gated and 24-hour manned, providing peace of mind and a welcoming private-club atmosphere. A scenic walking and biking path leads to downtown Naples, while the area’s world-renowned beaches, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment are just minutes away. Golf membership is mandatory, making this an exceptional opportunity for those seeking the complete Bear’s Paw experience, including private golf, boating, fitness, racquet sports, and an unparalleled Naples lifestyle, all in one of the area’s most established and sought-after communities.

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