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3851 W State Road 60 is a home Okeechobee. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Hyatt Farms - 82.60+/- acres in Osceola County with approximately 1,659 feet of State Road 60 frontage, combining substantial agricultural infrastructure, workforce housing and efficiency apartments. Improvements include a 30,000 SF vegetable packinghouse with 12,000 SF of cooler space and room for a second packing line; two H-2A approved labor camps with capacity for up to 180 people (approx. 2,400 SF and 6,800 SF buildings) with a custom commercial kitchen; and a separate 10-unit efficiency apartment building of approx. 5,704 SF offering rental income potential. Utilities include well, septic, telephone and electric. No easements or encroachments. One traffic light to the Florida Turnpike, I-75, I-4 and I-95 corridors; approx. 20 minutes to the Turnpike at Yeehaw Junction, 30 minutes to Lake Wales and 40 minutes to Lake Placid. Available separately from the surrounding Hyatt Farms acreage. An excellent opportunity for agricultural operators and investors seeking an improved Central Florida property.
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$3,250,000
Time on market
2 days
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About $20,700/mo
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Zone AE
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