Some houses need work. Some need vision. And then there are homes like this one — where the hard part has already been done.
Tucked inside Weston Hills Country Club, 2465 Provence Circle arrives on the market after an extensive top-to-bottom renovation that touched nearly every surface, system, and living space in the house.
The result is a property that feels fresh, polished, and genuinely move-in ready, without the endless renovation to-do list that tends to come with older South Florida homes.
Priced at $2.795 million, the six-bedroom residence sits directly along the 5th hole of the Players Course, with wide golf views unfolding behind the screened pool terrace.
A golf-course setting that actually feels private
Golf-course homes can sometimes feel a little too exposed.
Not this one.
The positioning along the fairway gives the property wide-open green views without sacrificing privacy, thanks to mature landscaping and the home’s screened outdoor setup. From the pool deck, the course becomes more of a scenic backdrop than a busy neighborhood feature.
The kitchen got a $50,000 appliance upgrade — and it shows
The biggest transformation happened in the kitchen.
And honestly, it’s hard not to stop there first.
A massive 123-inch island anchors the space beneath quartzite counters and backsplash walls, while a full suite of Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove appliances pushes the room into serious chef-kitchen territory.
Ceiling-height cabinetry adds storage without cluttering the design, and the oversized Rachiele workstation sink — complete with dual Waterstone faucets — feels built for someone who actually cooks.
This isn’t just a pretty kitchen for listing photos. It’s a kitchen designed to be used hard.
The staircase got a modern glass makeover
One of the cleaner visual upgrades comes from the staircase.
The new glass railing system instantly modernizes the central living area, helping open up sightlines and bring more light through the space.
It’s a relatively simple change that completely shifts the feel of the interior.
Quiet luxury shows up in the details
Some of the best upgrades aren’t dramatic at all.
Motorized blinds. Quiet garage motors. New switches and outlets. Frameless shower doors. Chrome hardware. Smart lighting updates.
None of these details scream for attention individually, but together they make the house feel significantly more refined and easier to live in.
New flooring, fresh paint, and upgraded systems throughout
The renovation wasn’t cosmetic.
The home received a new roof, all-new impact windows and doors, three new AC units with air handlers, fresh interior and exterior paint, new flooring throughout, upgraded lighting, and fully updated hardware and electrical details.
In other words: the expensive stuff is already done.
The primary suite comes with redesigned dual closets
The primary suite leans into comfort rather than excess.
Along with golf-course views, the space includes renovated his-and-her closets with added storage tucked beneath the staircase, one of those practical upgrades that ends up mattering more than flashy extras.
The laundry room might quietly be one of the smartest spaces in the house
It’s rare for a laundry room to stand out in a listing, but this one does.
Dual washers and dryers, custom cabinetry, and even a built-in water bottle filling station make the space feel unusually thoughtful, the kind of practical luxury that improves day-to-day living instead of just looking impressive online.
A screened pool and spa setup built for year-round South Florida living
Outside, the screened pool enclosure turns the backyard into a fully functional outdoor living space.
The setup includes a spa, upgraded automation systems, new heaters and pumps, plus outdoor fans that make the terrace usable even during the stickier summer months.
And because this is South Florida, the indoor-outdoor flow matters almost as much as the interiors themselves.
Weston continues drawing buyers looking for polished suburban living
Part of the appeal here is the location itself.
Weston consistently ranks among Florida’s highest-rated communities thanks to its schools, landscaping, low crime rates, and overall quality of life. It has long attracted buyers looking for a quieter alternative to Miami without giving up access to South Florida’s larger metro areas.
And within Weston, Weston Hills remains one of the most established golf-course communities.
A fully updated golf-course home without the renovation headache
At this price point, buyers often expect to inherit at least one major project.
This house flips that equation entirely. The systems are updated. The kitchen is done. The pool is automated. The roof is new. The impact glass is installed.
Which means the next owner gets to skip the contractor phase and move straight into the good part: opening the back doors, looking out over the fairway, and actually enjoying the house.
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