GOLF: SPAIN VS FLORIDA BUDGET
PAR Reunion, Orlando
T is hotel-based resort with three courses is aimed at the holiday rather than residential market. Golf costs about £390 a month, with monthly homeowners’ association fees of £260 on top. T ree-bedroom condos start at £132,000. Relatively high-maintenance, properties here just about break even if rented out six months a year.
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My Florida RITZY
World Golf Village, Jacksonville
T e King & Bear and the Slammer & Squire courses sit next to the World Golf Hall of Fame. With TPC Sawgrass just up the road, this is serious golf country.
Two-bedroom condos start at about £60,000, with much bigger three-bedroom units priced from £120,000, through
davidnevesrealestate.com.
TWO MORE GOLF HOMES favourites
New Smyrna Golf Residences, $124,900 (£80,900) Overlooking Turnbull Bay Golf Course, one/two-bed town homes off er concierge services, swimming pool and cabana, and private fi shing pier.
knightknox.com
Villas at La Cita (Titusville), from $42,900 (£27,800) Fully tenanted one-to-three-bed condos, set in a beautiful gated community, within walking distance of La Cita Country Club. Investors will receive returns of up to 9 per cent annually.
knightknox.com
Lakewood Ranch, Sarasota
Close to great beaches, the three 18-hole courses, 18 tennis courts, nearby cricket club and Main Street, with shops and restaurants (pictured right) all combine to make this a great choice. A luxury four-bedroom house with a pool typically costs £340,000, through Pat Tan at
YourGlobalAgents.com. About £2,000pa for unlimited golf. Not zoned for short-term rental.
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