Palmetto-Pine Country Club is an equity-owned golf club in Cape Coral, Florida, surrounded by golf communities, each with its unique character. It features midsize golf homes that are reasonably priced. This neighborhood offers many recreational opportunities, including parks, tennis courts, and playing golf at the semi-private club.

Designed by renowned architect Arthur Hills, Palmetto-Pine Country Club is an 18-hole course designed in 1979 and completely refurbished in 2004. The club has many other amenities, including its full-service dining, banquet, and bar facilities.

Single-family homes, townhouses, condominiums, and lofts are common in Palmetto-Pine Country Club, ranging in size from 1,244 square feet to 2,992 square feet and are priced from $180,000 to $800,000 with an association fee of $235 per quarter. Common features of these golf homes include open floor plans, a large living area, quartz countertops, and a spacious main bedroom. These properties also have volume ceilings, a swimming pool, a lanai area, a large backyard, and more. These properties have 2 to 4 bedrooms, 2 and 4 bathrooms, and 1 to 3 car garages.

Children of Palmetto-Pine Country Club attend A-rated schools, including Skyline Elementary School, Tropic Isles Elementary School, Diplomat Middle School, Cape Coral High School, Ida S. Baker High School, and Mariner High School. Dining options near the golf community include Windows On The Green, Gregory's Fusion Restaurant, Bubba's Roadhouse & Saloon, Bob Evans, Paradise Deli & Grill, El Toro Mexican Bar & Grill, Torched Bar and Grill, and more.

Located in Cape Coral in Southwest Florida, residents surrounding Palmetto-Pine Country Club are offered different water activities as the city has many waterways and canals. The housing market in the golf community has also experienced steady growth in recent years, with median home prices increasing. However, the prices are still relatively affordable compared to other coastal cities in Florida.

Palmetto-Pine Country Club provides picturesque views and opportunities for outdoor recreation. Some of the most popular parks in Cape Coral include Jaycee Park, which features a playground and a dog park; Rotary Park, which has a nature center and hiking trails; and Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve, which is home to a variety of plant and animal species.

Cape Coral has many waterways, canals, and boating and fishing opportunities. Many residents of the city own boats and enjoy exploring the waterways, while others like to fish in the Gulf of Mexico or the nearby Caloosahatchee River.

This golf community has a diverse population, with a large retiree population and many young families and professionals, with the population growing rapidly in recent years. Residents at Palmetto-Pine have a strong sense of community, with many civic and social organizations and clubs catering to different interests. There are also many annual events and festivals, such as the Cape Coral Festival of the Arts, the Cape Coral Farmers Market, and the Cape Coral Bike Night.

Palmetto-Pine Country Club is generally considered to be a safe community. The city has a relatively low crime rate compared to other cities in Florida. It also has a strong job market, attracting golf home buyers to the area.

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