2567 N Troon Path, Lecanto, FL 34461

Craving a golf-front lifestyle and your very own dream home? This is your chance to secure a rare and sought-after vacant lot within a gated community that is consistently rated the number one golf community in Florida. This prized parcel of land is a part of the Black Diamond Ranch community and is sure to attract a wide range of eager buyers. Imagine vast entertaining spaces, a sprawling light-filled layout, and walls of glass that frame the picturesque views over the 13th fairway of the Black Diamond Ranch golf course. You could craft the floorplan to perfectly suit your lifestyle with each and every feature custom-designed and tailored to your every need. This vacant lot is nestled along a peaceful cul-de-sac and is large enough to accommodate an expansive home while still offering a generous outdoor entertaining area and even a pool. If you can pull yourself away from this stunning community, you can explore the region’s nearby shopping, dining, and amenities, or perhaps you’d simply like to get out, stroll the fairways and relish yet another day in paradise. Completed in 1997 The Ranch was carefully crafted to gently blend into its natural surroundings. Reminiscent of Pine Valley, the Ranch Course sports rolling fairways and dramatic elevation changes of over 100 feet. Strategy rules, with numerous two-tiered greens, placing a premium on distance control for approach shots, and par is guarded by numerous sand traps, waste bunkers, and two pristine lakes. The front nine is pure golf—no tricks, no blind shots, no hidden greens. The 445-yard par-4 second hole is a classic; only a long draw off the tee followed by a crisp long iron shot will allow you to putt for birdie on this elevated green. The picturesque par-3 eighth hole brings water into play from tee to green, and on the back-to-back par-5 ninth and tenth holes, you’ll find more sand than most courses have on l8 holes. The Ranch's 16th, 17th and 18th holes “represent the three best finishing holes I've ever designed,” according to Architect Tom Fazio