0 47.5 Acres Of The Prt Of Prt St Joe Port St. Joe, FL 32456
This exceptional 47.5-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in Port St. Joe, Florida. Situated on the Gulf County Canal at mile marker 333 East of Harvey Locks on the Intracoastal Waterway, this property boasts 1230 feet of canal frontage, including 870 feet of bulkhead equipped with a barge hauling system featuring winches. The site offers direct rail and highway access, providing seamless connectivity to Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and the eastern United States. Its strategic location facilitates competitive shipping rates. Zoned for industrial use, this property is ideally suited for handling various dry bulk commodities such as coal, petcoke, aggregate, asphalt, and gypsum. The ample acreage allows for efficient segregation of materials. The existing infrastructure includes deep water access, rail access, and on-site natural gas. With a design capacity of 9,000,000 tons per year, this property represents a significant opportunity for businesses seeking a strategic location with exceptional infrastructure. The property's proximity to the Panama Canal further enhances its logistical advantages. Shifting and fleeting services are readily available through Townsend Marine Services. The asking price is $8,950,000. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial industrial property with significant potential in a rapidly growing region. The property's zip code is 32456.
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