This Golf Course Home Has the Two Big-Ticket Items Already Done
LucĂa Torres ·
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This 1980 golf course home in the Yacht & Country Club of Stuart has a new metal roof and upgraded AC—two big-ticket items already done. Coming Soon at $1,195,000.
### A Rare Find on the Fairway
You know how some homes just feel right the moment you pull up? That's 3523 SE Fairway East, tucked inside the gates of the Yacht & Country Club of Stuart. It's a single-story, concrete-block home from 1980, but here's the thing—it's been steadily and sensibly improved over the years. And it comes with the two things Treasure Coast buyers ask about first: a brand-new metal roof (November 2024) and an upgraded AC system (from two to three tons in June 2019). That's a big deal around here.
The listing is Coming Soon at $1,195,000, with showings starting November 12, 2026. You get three bedrooms, three full baths, and 2,783 square feet of living space on a 0.29-acre golf course lot. Plus a concrete in-ground pool, a gas fireplace, and a circular paver driveway finished in January 2024. Sounds pretty good, right?
### A Floor Plan That Just Works
Ever walked into a house and felt like you could actually live there? This one has that effect. The layout is the kind you used to see in the better golf communities—everything on one level, with the primary suite split from the two guest rooms for privacy. The living room is the heart of the home, roughly 26 by 19 feet, anchored by a gas fireplace, and the ceilings are high throughout. For a 1980 build, that volume is a pleasant surprise.
The kitchen is about 14 by 16 feet, built around an island, with a bar and a pantry nearby. The pantry area is new, fitted with a wine refrigerator, and both the kitchen and pantry got hickory flooring. Elsewhere you'll find ceramic tile and wood. Appliances include a refrigerator, dishwasher, washer and dryer, and the wine fridge stays. Dining is in the kitchen—no separate formal room—which keeps things casual and connected.
The primary bedroom is roughly 14 by 18 feet, and its bath was remodeled in February 2019. The second and third bedrooms are about 14 by 13 and 13 by 13, each with access to a full bath. So you get three full baths, no half bath squeezed in. Laundry is inside, storm protection is a complete set of accordion shutters, and the lot sits in flood zone X—the FEMA designation for minimal flood hazard. That's peace of mind right there.
### The Pool, the Patio, and the Course Behind It
The lot is 12,465 square feet and backs directly to the golf course. From the pool deck, you look out over the fairway, the garden, and in the distance, the clubhouse. The pool is concrete and in-ground, opening onto an open patio with awnings for shade. The landscaping is kept simple—lawn, hedges, and flowering beds—so it doesn't compete with the course for attention. The home faces west, which means morning sun on the course side and afternoon sun on the front elevation. Perfect for coffee on the patio or a glass of wine at sunset.
### Parking and Practical Details
Parking is more generous than the three-bedroom count suggests. There's an attached two-car garage plus a dedicated golf cart garage, and the circular paver drive brings the total to six spaces. In a community where the golf cart is a primary vehicle, that's a nice bonus. The home is also equipped with a full set of accordion shutters, and being in flood zone X means you're not required to carry flood insurance (though it's always worth checking with your lender).
### What This Means for You
If you've been looking for a golf course home that's move-in ready without the premium of new construction, this one deserves a look. The big-ticket items—roof and AC—are already handled, so you can focus on making it your own. Showings start November 12, 2026, so mark your calendar. In the meantime, picture yourself here: morning coffee on the patio, a quick round of golf, and a dip in the pool to cool off. Sounds like a pretty good life, doesn't it?