Newly completed and masterfully realized, 425 15th Avenue South emerges as a refined waterfront statement along one of Aqualane Shores’ most prestigious avenues, where bespoke craftsmanship meets effortless coastal elegance. Built by Lotus Construction and thoughtfully envisioned by Lisa Ficarra, this just-finished residence spans over five thousand eight hundred square feet under air and is elevated to 10 feet above sea level, offering both a commanding presence and thoughtful design. Pristine interiors reveal a level of detail that feels both fresh and enduring. From the moment of arrival, the home unfolds into a luminous great room defined by soaring ceilings, Legno Bastone European oak flooring, and walls of glass that open through twelve-foot sliders, dissolving the boundary between indoors and out while inviting in soft Gulf breezes. Designed for seamless entertaining, the residence transitions effortlessly to its resort-inspired outdoor living spaces, where a striking pool and spa create an inviting setting for both intimate evenings and larger gatherings. At the heart of the home, the chef’s kitchen is a true showpiece, featuring handcrafted Ruffino cabinetry and a curated suite of Wolf, Sub-Zero, and La Cornue appliances—equally suited to relaxed mornings and elevated culinary pursuits. The primary suite offers a tranquil retreat with a spa-like bath, generous proportions, and meticulous attention to detail. Outdoors, a private waterfront sanctuary unfolds with a boathouse and direct Gulf access, offering effortless days on the water and spontaneous sunset cruises. Elevated construction, full Control4 integration, and a rare five-car garage further distinguish the property. Located just moments from the boutiques and dining of Third Street South and Naples’ pristine beaches, this newly completed residence presents an exceptional opportunity to experience the very best of coastal living in Naples. A small number of original stone block walls from the 1998 structure were intentionally retained to preserve grandfathered rights for the existing boat dock and to maintain the pool at its original first-floor elevation. These retained elements allow continued use of these waterfront features under prior regulations that may not apply to new construction. The property received its Certificate of Completion in 2025, confirming all improvements were completed in accordance with approved plans and specifications.