Pictured above: view from the lanai and back patio, looking northeast across the fifth fairway. An expansive wall of glass sliding doors at the back of the home overlooks the fifth green. There is also an exceptional view up the sixth fairway, looking east (at the right side of the image above).
With golf course views, smaller lots—requiring less lawn maintenance—huge public spaces and healthy square footage, this home is perfect for an empty nester couple looking to downsize, but not necessarily in the main living areas of their home. And of course, Sweetwater Golf & Country Club remains one of the best maintained golf courses in Central Florida.
A double-gated entry opens into a long covered portico to the front door. Upon entering, a walled, brick courtyard lies off to the right of the portico walkway. The courtyard’s lushly landscaped brick patio is roughly the size of a two car garage and privacy and is great for outdoor entertaining during the spring and fall months.
The back of the house has a panoramic expanse of extra-wide glass sliding doors, revealing one of the most dramatic views of the Sweetwater Country Club Golf Course. As soon as you enter through the front door, a long sight line of almost 50 feet draws the eye through the glass doors at the back of the home—and the view of the golf course beyond. The lanai (lanai) and great room overlook the fifth green, with a long view down the sixth fairway.
The house consists of three bedrooms and two baths, with an oversized two-car garage and separate laundry room. The air conditioned living area is 2,680 square feet but feels much larger because of the huge rooms and open floor plan. The master bedroom is—quite literally—the size of two bedrooms.
View looking east from the lanai, up the sixth fairway at sunrise.
Walled brick patio courtyard area extends off the long entrance portico. The main seating area is about the size of a two-car garage.
Looking from the entry gates down the covered portico to the front door. The courtyard is to the right side of this view.
View of front door from lanai
The great room. No photograph can do justice to how expansive this space feels in person. The lanai wet bar is visible in the photo at left.
View into kitchen from breakfast area. Large plate glass atrium window at sink looks out into the brick courtyard patio.
Dining room with full-length, built-in buffet
The home has been continuously updated during the past eight years. Some of the many improvements include:
This special home is offered at $415,000.
We know this is a buyer’s market. If you are simply looking for a great discount in the current market, this may not be the home for you. It is a one-of-a-kind opportunity and speculators should know that this is not a distress sale: The house is is owned free and clear, with no encumbrances.
On the other hand, this home will be paradise found for an owner who loves golf. The most recent sale in our small cluster of golf villas was for $379,900, about a year ago. The home sold during the first week it was listed, after which the new owners invested a significant additional amount updating the home. This home comes with several thousand dollars of kitchen, bath and other updates already in place.
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Located in northwest Orange County, Greater Orlando, Florida, Sweetwater Country Club is bounded on the north by Wekiwa Springs State Park, a 7,000-acre preserve featuring a 72-degree freshwater spring at the headwaters of the Wekiva River and on the east by the exclusive estate homes of Sweetwater Club. A freshwater spring is located just across the street from the Sweetwater Country Club north entrance.
You can hunt for antiques just up the road in the quaint village of Mount Dora, and enjoy lunch or Sunday brunch at the historic Lakeside Inn.
Sweetwater Country Club is just 10 minutes from the I-4 Longwood (Exit 94) interchange, and also just 10 minutes from both the Maitland and Apopka interchanges of SR-429—the western beltway around the Greater Orlando area. We are convenient to all of the following destinations:
To reach Sweetwater Country Club from the I-4 Longwood (Exit 94) interchange, go west about one mile on SR-434, turn right on Wekiva Springs Road and go about four miles to the country club entrance.
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