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Spyglass at PGA Village Homes for Sale

Spyglass is one of the quieter neighborhoods inside PGA Village, the manned-gate golf community west of I-95 in Port St. Lucie. It is a tucked-away enclave of single-family homes along Spyglass Lane, near Plantation Lakes Drive and Links Way, with ponds behind some lots and views across the PGA Golf Club's Ryder Course from others. Spyglass listings do not come up often, and when they do they tend to draw buyers who want a larger detached home without the traffic of a bigger subdivision.

Current Spyglass listings appear with this page and refresh automatically from the MLS. Below I cover the homes, how Spyglass fits into PGA Village, what golf membership does and does not include, and what I check when helping someone buy here.

Spyglass at a Glance

Master community PGA Village, Port St. Lucie
Zip code 34986
Size Single-family homes
Home types Larger single-family plans, typically 3–4 bedrooms; some two-story
Setting Pond views on some lots; others back onto the Ryder Course
Gate Inside PGA Village's gates, which are manned 24 hours a day
Golf PGA Golf Club membership is optional and sold separately from the home
Amenities PGA Village's Island Club: heated pool, fitness center, tennis, pickleball, library and social events
Associations PGA Village property owners' association plus neighborhood dues; amounts vary, so call for current figures on any home
Age All ages

The Homes in Spyglass

The homes in Spyglass are larger than much of PGA Village, with three- and four-bedroom layouts, open kitchen and family rooms, and in the bigger homes a second story, bonus room or den. Lots are generous for a gated golf community, and many homes have screened pools and outdoor kitchens facing the water or the fairway.

Because the homes are not new, the condition gap between one Spyglass house and the next can be wide. Some have had new tile roofs, impact doors and newer air-conditioning; others are close to original. That difference matters more to price and insurance than the floor plan does.

Spyglass vs Cypress Point: Why the MLS Can Be Confusing

Spyglass sits right beside Cypress Point, and on the MLS the two overlap. Spyglass homes can be recorded under the plat name Pod 26 at The Reserve Phase 1 Cypress Point rather than “Spyglass,” so a search on the word Spyglass alone can miss homes, and a search on Cypress Point can pull Spyglass homes in with it. The listings on this page are drawn to the Spyglass streets themselves so you see the right homes.

If you like the location but nothing is available in Spyglass, Cypress Point is the natural next place to look — it is larger and shares the same part of PGA Village.

PGA Village & Golf

Spyglass sits in the part of PGA Village platted as The Reserve. Owners belong to the PGA Village property owners' association, which runs the manned gates and the Island Club, and to their neighborhood association for the local common areas.

Golf is not bundled into the home. The PGA Golf Club's courses, including the Ryder Course that some Spyglass homes overlook, are run separately, and you can play by booking tee times or by buying a membership. That is the opposite of newer west-side golf communities where every owner pays for the club whether they play or not. See our Port St. Lucie golf communities guide for a side-by-side comparison.

Buying Considerations in Spyglass

  • Two layers of dues. Add the PGA Village association and the neighborhood association together when you compare Spyglass with a single-HOA community.
  • Roof age and permits. Ask for the roof permit date and look for a four-point and wind-mitigation report. On homes of this age, the roof drives the insurance quote.
  • Golf-front lots. Fairway views come with stray golf balls. Look at the screen enclosure and the windows facing the course.
  • Pools and outdoor kitchens. Have the pool equipment, heater and any summer-kitchen gas or electric lines inspected separately.
  • Leasing and exterior changes. PGA Village has a rental application process and architectural review for pools, screens, roofs and paint. Read the current rules before you plan a rental or a renovation.
  • Financing. I am also a licensed mortgage loan officer (NMLS #1883073). Conventional, FHA and VA loans work on single-family homes that meet program guidelines, and the association dues count in your debt-to-income ratio, so I include them from the first pre-approval.

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Where Is Spyglass in Port St. Lucie?

Spyglass is inside PGA Village in northwest Port St. Lucie, zip 34986, west of I-95, with access through PGA Village's gated entrance off Reserve Boulevard. The homes sit on Spyglass Lane near Plantation Lakes Drive and Links Way, at roughly 27.3162° N, 80.4279° W.

Destination Approx. distance by car
I-95 (St. Lucie West Blvd, Exit 121) About 3 miles
Clover Park / St. Lucie West About 3 miles
Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital About 6 miles
Port St. Lucie City Hall About 9 miles
HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital About 11 miles
Downtown Stuart About 21 miles
Palm Beach International Airport About 60 miles

Distances are approximate and depend on your route. View Spyglass on Google Maps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Spyglass in PGA Village?

Spyglass is on Spyglass Lane, near Plantation Lakes Drive and Links Way, in PGA Village, Port St. Lucie 34986, with access through PGA Village's gated entrance off Reserve Boulevard.

Is Spyglass gated?

Yes. Spyglass is inside PGA Village, whose entrances are manned 24 hours a day.

Is Spyglass part of Cypress Point?

They are neighbors and overlap on the MLS. Spyglass homes can be recorded under the plat name Pod 26 at The Reserve Phase 1 Cypress Point, so the two are easy to confuse. Spyglass is the smaller enclave along Spyglass Lane; Cypress Point is the larger neighborhood next to it.

Do I have to join a golf club to live in Spyglass?

No. Golf membership is optional in PGA Village. You can play the PGA Golf Club courses by booking tee times or buy a membership separately. Owning a home on the Ryder Course gives you the view, not playing privileges.

What amenities do Spyglass owners use?

Owners use PGA Village's Island Club, with a heated pool, fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, library and social events, through the PGA Village property owners' association.

What are the HOA fees in Spyglass?

Owners pay the PGA Village property owners' association plus neighborhood dues. Dues vary, so call (772) 359-1926 for the current figures on any home you are considering.

Is Spyglass a 55+ community?

No. Spyglass and PGA Village are open to all ages.

What should I check on a Spyglass home?

Check the roof, air-conditioning and windows on any home you consider, since updates vary widely from house to house.

Spyglass at PGA Village Homes for Sale — current listings appear with this page and update automatically from the MLS.

Spyglass at PGA Village Homes for Sale