This property spans approximately 150 acres and features three residences along with multiple barns for equipment storage. The primary residence is a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom CBS (concrete block and stucco) home with 3,407 square feet of living space, constructed in 1971. Additionally, there’s a Foreman’s Single Wide Mobile Home with a wrap-around porch, separate power service, and its own well. The property also includes a well-maintained 1901 Historical Cracker House. Utility-wise, the property boasts 3-phase power and two additional 2-phase power sources. It has a history as a grove and dairy, complete with a milking barn (although it’s no longer operational) and two lagoons that still remain on the property. The land has been thoughtfully cross-fenced with driving lanes designed for efficient livestock rotation. Water supply is abundant on this property, as it falls within the St. Johns River Water Management District, allowing for permitted water flow of 8.46 million gallons annually. Multiple irrigation pumps and strategically positioned wells, along with water lines, provide the capability to irrigate and pump water across the entire property. Furthermore, this property is zoned for future development, as indicated in attached documents. It presents a unique combination of historical charm, agricultural potential, and development opportunities.