Planning permission to develop a tennis and golf centre at Park of Keir in Dunblane is expected to be approved in principle.
The Scottish Government confirmed it intends to give proposals the go-ahead.
The development will feature 12 tennis courts and a golf academy. It also includes the creation of a hotel, multi-user sports pitch, museum, visitor centre and 19 houses.
Kevin Stewart, the Minister for Local Government and Housing, said: "Having carefully considered all aspects of the planning report, I am minded to grant planning permission in principle for this development - subject to conditions and the conclusion of a planning obligation.
"I have concluded that the development is of significant regional and national significance. It will bring strong benefits to Scottish sport, helping in the development of elite competitors, while also providing facilities for the community. There will also be economic benefits, both to the local area and more widely.
"The next step is for the planning authority and developer to work together to agree to discharge the planning obligation."
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