Gator Trace Golf Condos in Fort Pierce

Built in 2006 This new unit is located on the 9th fairway with pond
between you and the fairway. The clubhouse and pool are just across
the street. You can join the club house for a mear $50.00 per year
with charge privileges. King size bed in master and 2 twins in
second bedroom. Kitchen with table and 4 chairs, built in microwave,
side by side black refrigerator, glass top stove, dishwasher, washer
& dryer iron and ironing board. Fully equiped kitchen from coffee
pot to wine opener. TV with remote and phone service available upon
request.

Clubhouse, Karoake, Swiming pool at your expence $5.00 day or
monthly. Golf at your expence. We have two (2) unit available in
the same building. Come with friend or family and get discounted
rate. CODE 97641

Gator Trace Golf and Country Club offers a beautiful restaurant with
cocktail lounge and bar with a porch to relax on after a day of
golf, site seeing and swimming. It is situated in a quite
friendly neighborhood.

Gator Trace Golf and Country Club is located minutes from downtown
Ft. Pierce overlooking the Indian River and Port St.Lucie, which is
host to the New York and St. Lucie Mets. Downtown Ft. Pierce has a
wonderful Friday Feast and a farmers market on Saturday mornings
which is right along the ocean.

The beaches of Hutchinson Island and Jensen Beach are only 15
minutes away.

Enjoy golf, deep sea fishing, canoing, dining, shopping, jet skiing
and sight seeing,and much more.

Vero Beach is just 20 minutes south of Ft. Pierce, 60 minutes North
of Palm Beach, 1 1/2 to 2 hours North of Ft. Lauderdale and
the of Miami, 2 hours South of Disney World and major Central Florida
attractions.

The county seat of St. Lucie County, Fort Pierce was named for Lt.
Col. Benjamin Kendrick Pierce, brother of Franklin Pierce, 14th US
president. Established as an Army fort during the Seminole Indian
War, Fort Pierce was constructed in 1837, although it wasn't until
1901 that the town was incorporated. Early residents looked to the
river for sustenance, and fishing was particularly prominent. Once
the Florida East Coast railroad pushed through at the end of the
19th century, connection to the rest of the state was easier, and
the area population increased. This trend continued after the World
Wars, and for a time, Fort Pierce even hosted a Navy base, which
drew even more inhabitants. Today, the quaint city is a quiet haven
from some of Florida's more developed destinations. It boasts a
beautifully restored downtown and a lovely marina. Notable
structures include Historic City Hall and the Seven-Gable House, a
circa-1910 home that now hosts the town's visitors' center. Other
local attractions include the St. Lucie County Historical Museum
(which charts the presence of local Indians, the wrecks of Spanish
ships, and early 20th-century life) and the UDT-Seal Museum, which
examines the Navy's elite teams and their rigorous training.
Offering a glimpse of local wildlife, the Manatee Education and
Observation Center enlightens visitors about sea cows that frequent
coastal waters, and Heathcote Botanical Gardens delights folks with
floral displays. Snorkeling and swimming draw their share of
adherents, and Friday Fest, a monthly street festival, appeals to
people near and far. The town also maintains a notable scientific
presence, thanks to several facilities for marine research,
including one run by the Smithsonian Institution.

Available May 1, 2007 $1,600.00
June $1,600.00
July $1,600.00
August $1,600.00
Sept $1,600.00
Oct $1,600.00
Nov $2,200.00
Dec $2,300.00
Jan $2,400.00
Feb $2,400.00
March $2,400.00
April $2,300.00