Don’t Need to Golf to Buy at Parkland Golf and Country Club

Not interested in golf? Don’t cross-off luxury homes just because they are located in a golf course community. Many people who purchase homes in country clubs have no interest in the sport of golf, their only interest in luxury living. The high property values associated with upscale country clubs is reason enough to purchase a home located in a golf community.

There are many reasons for the higher property values associated with country club residences:

· Country clubs tend to be located in affluent neighborhoods

· The course brings in income which is funneled back into community

· Golf courses offer amazing views for homeowners

If you thought country clubs were only for golfers, think again. A higher home value is just one of the many reasons to consider purchasing a home at Parkland Golf and Country Club.

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The Course at Parkland Golf and Country Club

Words won't do justice to this 18-hole, 7,118-yard golf course deigned by Greg Norman. The course at Parkland Golf and Country Club is characterized by rolling terrain intertwined with natural habitats; the cypress swamp, the low hammock, and pine flatland to form a course that is traditionally designed to take advantage of the natural beauty of the surrounding areas. This environmentally conscious course has also achieved the Audubon International's Gold Level Signature Program Certification.

Reminiscent of courses such as Royal Mebourne and Kingston Health and featuring superior Paspalum SeaDwarf grass, this course offers the optimal playing experience for the avid golfer.

If you love the game of golf and are looking at purchasing a country club home in South Florida- look no further. The Villa Positano, in Parkland Golf and Country Club is available now.

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