15 Quailwood Path, Homosassa, FL 34446

Property Description

A Rare Opportunity in Southern Woods at Sugarmill Woods Imagine beginning each day with panoramic views of emerald fairways, mature trees, and the peaceful beauty of one of Florida's premier golf communities. Welcome to 15 Quailwood Path, an exceptional 0.45-acre golf course homesite nestled within theSouthern Woods Village of Sugarmill Woods. This oversized homesite, with approximately 153 feet of frontage and 160 feet of depth, provides the perfect canvas for a luxury custom residence. Whether you envision a sprawling coastal retreat, an elegant estate home, or an oasis with an expansive lanai and resort-style pool, this property offers the space and setting to bring your dream to life. Perfectly positioned along the Citrus National Golf Course, you'll enjoy breathtaking views of meticulously maintained fairways and a tranquil backdrop that changes beautifully throughout the day. Here, nature and luxury blend seamlessly, creating a lifestyle that is both refined and relaxing. Southern Woods is widely recognized as the premier neighborhood within Sugarmill Woods, where beautifully crafted custom homes, lush landscaping, and thoughtfully preserved greenbelts create an atmosphere of privacy, elegance, and timeless appeal. Optional membership opportunities offer championship golf, tennis, pickleball, fitness facilities, swimming, dining, and a vibrant social calendar. Ideally located just minutes from the Suncoast Parkway, this exceptional property provides convenient access to Tampa while remaining near to Crystal River, Homosassa, the Gulf of Mexico, world-class fishing, boating, kayaking, natural springs, shopping, restaurants, and medical facilities. Premium golf course homesites in Southern Woods are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Don't miss this opportunity to build not just a home—but the Florida lifestyle you've always imagined. " need a builder? Ask about introductions to respected local custom builders who are actively building in Southern Woods."