Sweeping Fairway Views
Sweeping fairway views across an infinity-edge pool and sparkling pond are captured from this traditional two-story residence. Situated on a 0.43-acre home site and encompassing 4,726 square feet, the home offers four bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and an open floor plan.
The primary living area includes the formal sitting area, dining area, family room and kitchen -- all in an open setting lined with windows that reveal the 12th and 14th fairways. Beautiful hardwood floors and a fireplace further enhance the home's central gathering space, while built-in cabinetry, crown molding and columns add simple, yet elegant, finishes to the home's traditional feel.
The master suite and guest bedroom are located on the main level, while two additional suites are available on the second level. Accessed via staircase or private elevator, the second level also includes a media room and an expansive screened balcony overlooking the sensational views.
Additional highlights include:
- Study
- Screened Lanai with summer kitchen
- Pool/Spa
- 3-Car Garage
About Lake Nona Golf & Country Club
Lake Nona Golf & Country Club is a 600-acre private residential golf club community set amidst pristine freshwater lakes and a canopy of tall oaks, pines and native cypress trees. Lake Nona is located in Southeast Orlando just 20 minutes from downtown Orlando, 10 minutes from the Orlando International Airport and 30 minutes from the Atlantic beaches. This hidden jewel features a Tom Fazio-designed 18- hole championship golf course, which was selected as one of the top 100 courses in the country in rankings by Travel + Leisure Golf, WSJ/Golfweek and LINKS Magazine. Lake Nona Golf & Country Club boasts a splendid array of neighborhoods and residences, priced from $1 million to more than $7 million, constructed by some of the leading custom builders in the south.
Lake Nona Golf & Country Club forms a cornerstone holding to the Tavistock Group's current innovative, 7,000-acre mixed-use development plan highlighted by a life sciences cluster becoming known as Lake Nona's medical city. More than 40 percent of the Lake Nona community is being preserved as open space, parks and lakes that can be enjoyed on a 44-mile trail system.
