PGA National Luxury Home with Full Golf Membership in Palm Beach Gardens

Designer decorated single level Pool home, located in the prestigious
gated Eagleton community at PGA National. Enjoy PGA National FULL
Golf and Country Club Membership with full Member Privileges (the
membership transfer fee is $800). The house is exquisitely appointed
and styled (please see the photos). There is a state of the art audio
system throughout in addition to a 50 inch flat screen plasma in the
den with full surround sound, a 42 inch plasma in the master bedroom
and a 32 inch bedroom LCD flat screen. High speed internet connection.
Garage. As well as the heated house pool there is a community pool
close by, as well as the nine Resort pools.

The PGA National Resort & Spa is a mecca for golfers and fans alike
since 1981. Home to the Professional Golfers Association of America
(PGA) and the annual host of the Honda Classic, it has a distinguished
history of tournament play - including the 25th Ryder Cup, the 69th
PGA Championship, and nearly two decades of PGA Seniors'
Championships. There are five spectacular, tournament-ready courses
with designers including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Karl Litten.
Croquet Lawns and 19 Har-Tru Tennis Courts.

Activities include:
Kravis Center Performing Arts - Palm Beach
Gardens Mall/Downtown at the Gardens - Palm Beach Gardens
City Place, West Palm Beach - Shopping, dining, entertainment
Singer Island - Sunbathe, swim, sail, watersports
Worth Avenue, Palm Beach - Upscale shopping, dining, entertainment
Lion Country Safari - Wildlife and children's park
Gambling - boats and casinos
Mets/Florida Marlins/St. Louis Cardinals spring training nearby
Norton Art Museum, West Palm Beach
Flagler Museum, Palm Beach
Disneyworld, Orlando - 2-1/2 hours
Kennedy Space Center, Melbourne - 2 hours
Juno Beach - Water sports, fishing
Waterfront dining - Dockside Seagrille, Carmine's, Waterway Cafe,

January 2009: $8,500
April 2009: $7,500
May thru December 2009: Call
The house is already rented for February and March 2009