16706 VARDON TERRACE #205

About This Home

MAJOR PRICE ADJUSTMENT - ACT FAST BEFORE THIS EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTY IS GONE! Picture yourself coming home to sweeping water, golf and preserve views in this beautifully upgraded, coastal-inspired retreat, offered fully furnished so you can simply unpack and start living the Lakewood National lifestyle. Designer touches are everywhere, from custom-painted cabinetry and custom wall trim to a soothing, thoughtfully chosen color palette and new light fixtures and ceiling fan in the great room. The charming eat-in kitchen, complete with a coffee bar station and breakfast nook, sets the stage for relaxed mornings, while the private lanai invites you to linger over a glass of wine as the sky lights up with stunning sunsets. Elevator access, one assigned covered parking space steps from the entrance and a generous storage area make everyday living easy, whether this is your full-time home or your seasonal escape. Lakewood National offers gated, maintenance-free living and a true country club lifestyle with a full-time lifestyle director and an active social calendar. Amenities include the award-winning Commander and Piper courses by the Arnold Palmer Design Company, a zero-entry heated resort pool with cascading waterfall and lap lanes, six satellite pools including one right next to this building, tiki bar and café, fitness center with group classes, full-service spa, eight lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, pickleball, bocce, and a 28,000 sq ft clubhouse with patio, private and fine dining, event space, locker rooms, lounges and a lively bar. The Commander hosts the Korn Ferry Tour's LECOM Suncoast Classic through 2030 and earned the 2025 Host Facility of the Year award. Lakewood Ranch, the nation's top-selling multi-generational master-planned community, spans 50 square miles of dining, shopping, arts, nature and recreation, with A-rated schools and easy access to I-75, Sarasota, Bradenton, Tampa and world-class Gulf beaches. Click the tour links to watch the 4K fly-through video! UPDATE as of 10/26/26: Terrace 1 litigation is settled and closed.