Supplements: 2479 SW Brookwood Lane sits inside the gates of Monarch Country Club at Martin Downs, a guard-manned community in Palm City where golf, tennis, and social membership are available but never required. This one-story, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home (2,037 sq ft per the county record) just came off a top-to-bottom renovation and it shows in every room. The gr ... (Read more) 2479 SW Brookwood Lane sits inside the gates of Monarch Country Club at Martin Downs, a guard-manned community in Palm City where golf, tennis, and social membership are available but never required. This one-story, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home (2,037 sq ft per the county record) just came off a top-to-bottom renovation and it shows in every room. The great room opens onto a fully rebuilt kitchen: custom wood cabinetry, waterfall Calcutta Aura quartz across the counters and a separate bar, new stainless appliances, and updated recessed lighting throughout. The adjoining bar area adds a built-in wine fridge and floating wood shelving — a natural gathering spot before dinner or during a game. New wood-look flooring runs through the main living areas, and a wall of glass sliders frames an open view over the community's 15th fairway. The primary suite is a genuine retreat: a spa-inspired bath with a freestanding soaking tub, a dual-sink vanity topped in dramatic veined quartz, and a curbless glass shower with a rain head and a tiled niche. The second bathroom was renovated with the same attention — custom tile work, a built-in niche, and all-new fixtures. Beyond the finishes, there are new electrical outlets and lighting fixtures throughout; updated plumbing fixtures with a new water heater; a concrete tile roof replaced in 2020; and a 3.5-ton, 15-SEER HVAC system installed in 2016. Storm protection is comprehensive — 18 impact-rated windows and 2 impact doors permitted in 2026, plus two new hurricane-rated garage doors serving the 2-car garage and a separate golf-cart bay, which is pre-wired for an EV charger. The back patio is protected by accordion shutters. Outside, a screened lanai furnished for relaxing looks out over the fairway, and the rear patio room has been fully retiled in porcelain and enclosed as a versatile space — currently used as a sunroom with a mounted TVand AC with its own sliding doors out to the patio. The HOA (currently running about $541/month) covers grounds maintenance, cable, and internet, and membership in the club's golf, tennis, and social programs is optional rather than mandatory, keeping the buyer pool wide open. This is a rare combination in Monarch: a complete, permitted, contractor-documented renovation on a quiet golf-course lot, ready for a buyer who wants nothing to do but move in.