Tallahassee's first planned community blossomed from dairy pastureland in 1964, taking its name from a nearby state park and ushering in a new way of life for Florida's capital city. Today these 4,100 acres are fully built and home to more than 3,600 individual properties and some 11,000 residents, including the most famous Tallahassean, FSU Football Coach Bobby Bowden. Fulfilling the dream of its developers, Killearn is a community where residents can live for a lifetime, from starter home to retirement cottage and everything in between. Master plans limited commercial development and encouraged houses of worship. The geographical centerpiece is a contemporary country club and inn with pool, tennis courts and 27-hole golf course that has hosted some 20 PGA and LPGA events.