The infrastructure is already in place for numerous agricultural uses on this 106 + acres high dry property. The infrastructure includes irrigation provided by 6 deep wells (ground water) and 1 surface water (pond) which vary in size from 4" to 12" powered by diesel units. These water sources would provide all the water you would ever need for any type of farming operation. Previous farming operation consisted of growing aspidistra and tree fern grown under oak hammock and saran shade cloth for floral cut foliage. Saran needs to be replaced but the posts and cables are still in place. The 24 + acres of open space would be ideal for raising cattle or horses. If additional open space is needed the existing irrigated saran area could be converted to pasture land. Wildlife, including deer, hogs, turkeys, also enjoy roaming this beautiful picturesque property. Interested in raising hogs? There is also a 10 stall hog barn. Two metal barns (40’ x 60’ and 40’ x 80’) with electric and water available provide space for the many needs of an agricultural operation. One of the buildings has been damage by a fallen tree. A former field office is also located near these buildings but has little value. The beautiful majestic oaks would make a beautiful yard to build your new home in the peace and quiet of the country. If you enjoy fishing and boating, this is a perfect location. The St. Johns River is just a couple of miles away. Entrance to the property has paved road frontage on Georgetown Shortcut Rd. Only 6.5 acres is designated as wetlands and part of that is a pond located on the property. A cell tower was built and leased on the west border last year. All information is believed to be correct but needs to be verified by a perspective buyer.

Listing courtesy of STELLAR_MLS / CHARLES RUTENBERG REALTY ORLANDO

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