Now rising into the downtown Naples skyline, construction is underway with completion anticipated Fall 2026. AVRA is an exclusive boutique condominium offering just 56 luxury residences in the very heart of Naples. This premier location delivers a coveted walkable lifestyle—5th Avenue’s renowned dining and shopping, Bayfront, Naples Bay Resort, and white-sand beaches are all just minutes from your front door. Elevated living reaches new heights on the 15th floor amenity level, where an infinity-edge pool, social deck with bar and state-of-the-art fitness center and Yoga studio command sweeping views of Naples Bay, downtown, and the Gulf of America. Each residence features a private, glass-walled lanai—an ideal setting for unforgettable sunsets and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Designed for modern luxury, residences showcase open floor plans, floor-to-ceiling impact glass sliders and windows, and elegant tile flooring throughout. Every home includes a private outdoor BBQ grill, while chef-inspired kitchens are appointed with premium Italian cabinetry and a high-end appliance suite featuring Wolf® natural gas cooktop, oven, microwave, and Sub-Zero® refrigeration. This residence's highlights include a striking wine wall and integrated cocktail lounge, perfect for elevated entertaining. AVRA is part of Metropolitan Naples, a thoughtfully curated destination offering fine dining, boutique retail, and professional services. Residents enjoy a full-service lifestyle with full-time concierge, private shuttle service to downtown and the beach, an indoor resident lounge, catering kitchen, luxury guest suite with terrace, and a fully equipped business and conference center. Outdoor amenities complete the resort-style experience with two fire-table seating areas, golf putting green, outdoor spa, BBQ stations, and lush subtropical landscaping. AVRA represents a rare opportunity in Naples—boutique luxury, exceptional sleek modern design, and an unmatched location. Be part of something truly extraordinary. Photos are renderings and do not reflect the current state of construction.