Beneath a majestic canopy of towering oaks, pines, and native cypress trees lay the expansive grounds of the Lake Nona Golf & Country Club—one of the most exclusive and prestigious addresses in all of Florida. Surrounded by more than 1,000 acres of sparkling freshwater lakes, the 600-acre private residential golfclub community offers an unrivaled lifestyle of luxury and tranquillity, along with a natural beauty that is distinctly Central Florida.

Showcasing some of the South’s leading custom builders, Lake Nona’s impressive collection of residences feature Mediterranean and French-inspired architecture and unparalleled lake and golf course views. Designed by noted architect Harry S. MacEwan, Lake Nona’s inviting 40,000-square-foot clubhouse serves as the social heart of the community, as it continually hosts a myriad of exciting events and activities for the whole family.

Meandering through natural pine forests and oak groves, the spectacular Tom Fazio–designed golf course consistently ranks among the top 100 championship courses in the world and is one that some of golf’s greatest legends call home. Manicured and maintained to the highest standards, the course’s exquisite layout has been carefully routed to highlight the purity of the landscape. In addition to the deep traditions of golf, Lake Nona Golf &
Country Club offers The Bath & Racquet Club with all-inclusive fitness and tennis facilities, a resort-style pool, and an entertainment pavilion, while the surrounding 1,000 acres of lakes provide outstanding freshwater fishing and boating opportunities.

Located in southeast Orlando, Lake Nona is the cornerstone of the Tavistock Group’s 7,000-acre, mixed-use development plan for the area, which includes world-class educational facilities, diverse workplaces, a science and technology park, and an abundance of recreational options, retail centers, and entertainment choices. Additionally, more than 40 percent of the community is being preserved as parks, lakes, and open spaces that can be enjoyed from a 44-mile trail system.