Tiburon is a 600-acre golf community in North Central Naples developed by WCI Communities, with construction running from the late 1990s (Bolero first) through 2015 (Esperanza last). The community centers on the Tiburon Golf Club at the on-site Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples — two Greg Norman-designed championship courses, the Gold and the Black. The Gold hosts the LPGA’s CME Group Tour Championship; the Black hosts the PGA TOUR Champions Chubb Classic; both host the Grant Thornton Invitational.

The community is organized into 9 distinct neighborhoods with 541 total residences. On the estate side: Marsala, Escada (flagship estates, top 2025 sale at $6.225M), Serafina, and Norman Estates (27 keypad-gated custom homes). On the condominium and villa side: Marquesa Royale, Castillo, Ventanas, Bolero (oldest, 1990s), and Esperanza 1 & 2 (last built, 2015). Home sizes range 2,863–9,470 sqft single-family and 1,120–3,230 sqft condo.

For bathroom remodels, the Tiburon driver is the same Mediterranean-to-transitional transition reshaping its kitchens. Original 1998–2010 construction leaned on decorative archways, heavy corbels, tumbled marble, and wrought-iron detail; current buyers favor transitional and contemporary language. A thoughtful primary suite renovation preserves Tiburon’s architectural legacy while updating compartmented, old-world baths into clean modern wet rooms. Golf membership is optional (only 350, semi-private), but homes sold with immediate membership availability typically command a 12–18% premium — and a renovated Better-tier primary suite paired with transferable access is the strongest combination in Tiburon.