19675 SW 165 Avenue Miami, FL 33187

This 5-acre property in Miami, Florida, features income-producing lychee and other fruit trees. Located at the corner of SW 197 Street and SW 165 Avenue, the property is situated close to the Urban Development Boundary. The land includes an irrigation system with two pumps, one electric and one diesel. It could be operated as an event venue. The property is situated along the canal, with approximately 330 ft of footage. The land is buildable for one home and mother-in-law quarters, or hold for the possible expansion of the UDB and rezone property for multiple lots. The tropical fruit trees include approximately 150 lychee trees of three varieties, around 80 logan trees, roughly 60 jackfruit trees, about 30 sapote trees, approximately 30 coconut trees, 5 sugar apple trees, 1 mamey tree, 1 avocado tree, 8 soursop trees, 5 rose apple trees, 5 star apple/caimito trees, 7 mango trees, 3 June plum trees, 1 cherimoya tree, Thai banana, dragon fruit, and 2 egg fruit trees, plus a flower tree. Half of the trees are at least 10 years old, with the remaining trees being 5+ years old. The approximate yield per year is 30,000 to 60,000 lbs. Two structures can be built on this property: a house up to 10,000 sq ft and a guest house. There is a canal in the back and the property is lined with a chain link fence. There is 1 large and 1 small access gate along 165th avenue. There are 6 wells. The land has power via FPL. There is 1 storage shed and 1 shaded structure. Access to the Florida Turnpike is being built 1/2 a mile away.