Welcome to 12773 Ironwood Circle—your personal slice of “finally, some privacy” in Beacon Woods Village. This 4-bedroom, 3-bath, block-constructed pool home doesn’t just sit on a lot… it backs up to the golf course that’s sits off in the distance with a bonus strip of conservation land between you and the world. Translation: no rear neighbors, no curious eyeballs, just you, your pool, and the kind of backyard quiet that feels almost illegal in Florida.

The street itself? Ironwood is a loop—meaning people don’t normally drive down it unless they belong there. No cut-through traffic, no neighborhood NASCAR, just an established street where life moves a little slower and actually makes sense.

Inside, the home brings real space—four true bedrooms and a split layout that won’t leave anyone fighting for corners. The kitchen is clean and functional with a 2023 dishwasher and fridge plus an updated range. The bathrooms have been refreshed, not “DIY YouTube refreshed,” but actually done.

The screened lanai is your new sanctuary. Step outside and the pool steals the show—resurfaced and retiled July 2023, sparkling like it knows it’s the main character. Pool equipment updates include a drain valve and waste line installed in April 2024, so yes, this one is ready for cannonballs.

The big-ticket items are already handled; the roof was replaced in 2022. Mechanical systems: HVAC (2018) and water heater had twice-per-year maintenance, HVAC has a new capacitor and high-voltage disconnect replaced in November 2025, irrigation well pump replaced in 2022. These sellers didn’t “hope for the best”—they actually took care of things.
Beacon Woods Village brings value without the ridiculous fees. Golf, tennis, pickleball, bocce, clubhouse, community pool, and even food truck nights—all for an HOA fee that’s basically lunch money. Flood zone X is a bonus.

If you’re looking for a sterile flip, keep scrolling. If you want a home with real privacy, real updates, a real pool (and they don’t build pools this large anymore), and a backyard that reminds you why people move to Florida in the first place, Ironwood Circle is calling. Come see it in person—this one just hits different.