West River Farm

This expansive 3,345± acre property is ideally located in one of Florida’s most desirable farming areas. The property has approximately 1872± net farmable acres including 898± acres of citrus and 974± acres of farmland or transitioning farmland. Additional acreage provides support through roads, reservoirs and fallow lands with potential for conversion. The farm features a barn and mobile home, providing on-site operational support.

The property benefits from a generous water use allotment from the South Florida Water Management District totaling 1.7B gallons annually, subject to change as land use and crops are altered. The property was originally approved for (21) wells and currently reports and operates a total of 34 wells, which are mostly 12" wells. The 2019 compliance report with SFWMD showed 1178 acres of active citrus under microjet, 556 acres of tomatoes under drip and 226 acres of tomatoes under seepage. The current leases total 426.59 acres generating more than $200,000 in revenue.

The original permits for the property identified 365 acres of wetlands, and 2981 acres of uplands, including 2613 acres of citrus and 369 acres of improved pastures and hardwoods. The 1994 surface water management plan resulted in 619 acres of WTRM reservoirs, 660 acres of preserve and 1992 acres of citrus/farmland.

With excellent road frontage, totaling more than two miles of paved road frontage on County Line Rd., well-developed internal roads and adequate support lands, this property offers outstanding accessibility and infrastructure for large-scale farming operations.

Location Description

The subject property is located East of Immokalee The area is comprised of primarily agricultural and conservation lands. It is one of the warmer areas of the state and valued for vegetable and sugar cane production.

Highlights

One of the only contiguous 3000+ acre tracts of land for sale in the state of FL

Currently over 1,870 acres of productive farmland

Two miles of paved road frontage on County Line Rd (CR858)