Spruce Creek Preserve

• 11376 Southwest 136th Place
• Dunellon, Florida 34434
• Association/Clubhouse: 352-861-0159
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Description/Overview

Del Webb's Spruce Creek Preserve in Dunellon, Florida is located on 416 acres of rolling countryside and surrounded on three sides by Ross Prairie State Forest. It is an ideal environment for those seeking an intimate community in a beautiful, natural setting. This age-restricted, gated community, designed for those aged 55 and better, provides residents with an active lifestyle, lovely homes, and various social clubs.

Spruce Creek Preserve was built by Del Webb and is known for its beautiful golf course and welcoming community. New residents are invited to join some of the many social clubs, take fitness or craft classes, or even volunteer to help run the community. Homes in Spruce Creek Preserve include both single family houses and villas, in a variety of styles. There is plenty to do within the community, and nearby Ocala provides residents with additional shopping, dining, and cultural opportunities.

Spruce Creek Preserve Amenities

Golf is a major attraction at Del Webb Spruce Creek Preserve in Dunellon, FL. The Preserve Golf Club boasts a championship 18-hole golf course, designed by Terry Doss, which provides unique challenges for both beginning and experienced golfers. The Preserve Golf Club also offers a golf pro shop, golf lessons, and a casual dining restaurant, Sandwedge Cafe. Yet golf is only the beginning at Spruce Creek Preserve.

Spruce Creek Preserve by Del Webb residents enjoy a wide variety of amenities at the community clubhouse, including a heated outdoor pool; tennis, bocce, horseshoe and basketball courts; shuffleboard; arts and crafts; game rooms; billiards; and walking or biking trails. The fitness center provides both exercise equipment and classes. Residents can also make use of the community’s computers, library, and RV parking.

Spruce Creek Preserve Homes & Real Estate

Surrounded by Ross Prairie State Forest, Del Webb in Dunnellon, FL is ideal for residents who appreciate active living and the splendor of the great outdoors. The community landscaping is mature yet manicured, with flowers that bloom throughout the year and live oaks dripping with Spanish moss. The beautifully maintained Spruce Creek Preserve, offers both single family homes and villas in seven different models.

Spruce Creek Preserve’s intimate community of 675 homes built by Del Webb are set among the lush beauty of the championship 18-hole golf course. Single family homes range in size from 900 to 2,300 square feet, while villas are sized between 1,400 and 1,600 square feet. Home prices are comparable of other 55+ communities in the area.

Spruce Creek Preserve Lifestyle

Spruce Creek Preserve appeals to active adults who enjoy living life to the fullest in a setting rich with natural beauty. The many social clubs, events, and activities will interest a variety of residents. Fitness classes, including golf lessons, and craft lessons are designed for both beginners and more advanced students. Those who wish to help with the governance may opt to work with the home owners association or volunteer for one of the vital community committees.

There are many social clubs at Spruce Creek Preserve, which encourage residents to stay active and meet new people. Just a few of the popular groups include: Aristocrats Club, Coffee Social Club, Bingo Club, Garden Club, Jet Sets Singles Club, Preserved Players Drama Club, Friends of the Library, Midwest Club, and Sunshine Club.

Area

Spruce Creek Preserve is 10 miles from Ocala in Marion County, which is considered the “Horse Capital of the World”. The thriving horse industry provides residents with many opportunities for riding or visiting horse farms. In nearby Ocala, residents can find dining, shopping, and cultural events. Downtown Ocala’s “Brick City” offers more than 20 shops and restaurants in a charming historic setting. Though the community has a rural setting, there is easy access to Highway 200, about three miles west of State Road 484.