Hyatt Farms offers 514± acres of agricultural land in Osceola County, Florida, featuring approximately 200 acres of citrus, a large fish pond, and direct access from State Road 60. Offered as a separate tract from the larger Hyatt Farms property, this acreage presents an opportunity for agricultural operators and land investors seeking a substantial Central Florida landholding. Beyond the citrus acreage, the remaining land offers potential for a variety of crops, including peppers, watermelons, cucumbers, squash, tobacco, strawberries, peanuts, tomatoes, cabbage, potatoes, lettuce, and cantaloupe. The large fish pond adds a distinctive feature to the property. No well or water-use permit is included with this offering. The property fronts State Road 60, which is the subject of FDOT’s planned widening project between Prairie Lake Road and Florida’s Turnpike (Project No. 452574-1). The project may affect the property’s highway frontage and could present an opportunity if FDOT acquires land or easements from the property. Any acquisition,timing, and changes to access remain subject to final project plans and confirmation by FDOT. Buyers should review potential property impacts as part of their due diligence. The property is subject to a consent order and is currently in compliance with its terms. Copies of the consent order and supporting compliance documentation are available for review as part of the buyer’s due diligence.
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