Picture your future home overlooking the golf course, where open views and the beauty of the fairway become part of your everyday surroundings. This course-side homesite in Longleaf Golf Club & Residences offers an exceptional setting for a custom home designed to capture the scenery through expansive windows, a covered back porch, or an outdoor living area made for relaxing and entertaining.
Located in Spanish Fort, Alabama, among Longleaf pines, this community offers the opportunity to embrace the golf lifestyle from the moment you step outside. Enjoy morning coffee overlooking the course, watch the activity along the fairway, or unwind in the evening with the course as your backdrop.
The 18-hole championship golf course, designed by architect Tim Freeland, is the centerpiece of a community envisioned around golf, recreation, nature, wellness, and Southern living. Homes must contain a minimum of 2,650 square feet and may be designed and constructed with one of approximately five to seven approved custom builders.
Planned amenities include a Tahoe-inspired clubhouse designed by Walcott Adams Verneuille Architecture, currently anticipated to begin construction in 2028, with a restaurant and bar, private dining, event space, and pro shop. Additional planned amenities include a resort-style pool, pickleball courts, fitness center, and social and golf membership opportunities.
For golfers and buyers who appreciate the beauty and openness of course-side living, this is a special opportunity to create a home centered around the view. Schedule your showing today.
Artist renderings depict planned or proposed improvements. Such improvements are not guaranteed and need not be built. The developer makes no representation or warranty that any described amenity, facility, golf feature, or future phase will be constructed as shown or at all. All plans, specifications, features, and timelines are subject to change at the sole discretion of the developer without prior notice. Buyer to verify all information during due diligence.
