This property in Naples, Florida features three small studio guest houses in addition to a main residence. Each unit is self-contained with kitchen and bathroom facilities, making them suitable for guests or rental income. The studios are decorated with coordinating colors and share outdoor garden areas.
Property Details
- Location: Naples, Florida
- Units: 3 studio guest houses plus main house
- Features: Each studio has kitchen and bathroom
- Extras: Storage shed, garden areas
- Proximity: Blocks from beach and downtown
Two Studio Entrances
Side View with Third Unit
Garden Courtyard
Storage Shed
Studio Interior Living Space
Compact Kitchen
Entry View Toward Kitchen
Dining Area and Bathroom
Second Unit Living Room
Bedroom Space
Outdoor Garden Area
Studio Entrance with Main House
Lessons from Multi-Unit Guest House Properties
- Multiple Small Units Generate Diverse Income: Several studios can be rented individually or together for different price points
- Coordinated Colors Create Unified Aesthetics: Matching exterior finishes make separate buildings feel like a cohesive property
- Self-Contained Units Provide Guest Privacy: Kitchens and bathrooms in each studio reduce shared-space conflicts
- Owner-Occupied Main House Simplifies Management: Living on-site allows quick response to tenant or guest needs
- Garden Spaces Add Value Without Square Footage: Outdoor areas extend livable space for small interior units
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Neat little apartments and some well thought out interiors. Thanks for the interior shots on this, glad you could get them.
Absolutely spectacular concepts and photography! Are there plans for these apartments? I’d love to build several 3 units (possible as many as 12 units total) and see how this would work for senior citizen villages. Get Walgreens, a grocery store, office space for doctors, a family type restaurant or two and an exercise facility and you could build a small town or village of these villas. What a great idea!
I would love a copy of this apartment plans .
I’m not surprised it’s already sold. What pretty little apartments, I’m not sure which I love more, the bright sunny exterior or the interior. They’re small, but clean & bright spaces and I could easily live in one. I’d be interested in knowing what the sizes of the units are, I would hazard a guess of around 300-350sf, but it can be hard to tell from pics.
I can’t help but wonder if this could be a way for people in the future to get around building codes. If the code says your property has to be 1000sf you build it at 1000sf (or bigger), then happily divide it into 2, 3 or maybe even more separate units later (if you’re canny you can have the walls & plumbing already in place to facilitate the split), you can excuse away having 3 doors as having them open onto the patio area from each ‘room’ in your house. Just some sneaky thinking for a way for TH people to get a permanent TH without having to battle zoning regs/building codes/etc AND at the same time, build a tiny house community. I mean, we’ve seen other sneaky methods, such as submitting plans for a bigger house and then building the garage first & stopping there (living in the garage).