19815 256Th St Homestead, FL 33031
This exceptional 10-acre property in Homestead, Florida, presents a unique investment opportunity. Currently operating as a fully fenced and functional plant nursery, the site boasts established infrastructure including on-site irrigation powered by a GM Diesel pump and extensive underground piping. Multiple sections are sprinklered, ensuring efficient water management. The property also includes thousands of cinder blocks, a shade house, and existing electrical service, providing a solid foundation for continued nursery operations or a variety of other permitted uses. The land is zoned 9000 Agriculture, allowing for diverse possibilities under Miami-Dade County regulations. The asking price is $1,600,000, translating to $160,000 per acre, reflecting the prime location and existing improvements. The property's address is 19815 SW 256 ST, Homestead, FL 33031 (APN: 30-6827-000-0150). Its convenient location in the Redland area offers easy access to major thoroughfares. The property is owned by a partnership and is being offered for sale by owner. This versatile property is ideal for an established business seeking expansion, an entrepreneur looking to start a new venture, or an investor seeking a strong return. The existing infrastructure and agricultural zoning open doors to a wide range of potential uses, from residential development (subject to zoning regulations) to continued operation as a thriving nursery.
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Specialist Growers Inc Garden Center
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