±742.87 Acres | Osceola County, FL – Scalable Farm with Ranch History, Wildlife & No Conservation Easement

Situated in the Kenansville / Yeehaw Junction market area of Osceola County, Florida, within a rural, agriculture-dominant corridor characterized by citrus groves, row-crop farming, cattle operations, and sod production. The area is recognized for large landholdings and a productive agricultural landscape, with limited commercial development and a strong reliance on farming-related economic activity. The property features approximately two miles of frontage along State Road 60, providing direct regional access across Central Florida. Primary connectivity is supported by SR 60, the Florida Turnpike, CR 523, and US Highway 441, offering efficient routes to key regional markets and transportation corridors. In addition to strong access, the farm benefits from established agricultural infrastructure in the surrounding region, reinforcing its long-term suitability for commercial production within the Lake Kissimmee corridor and the broader Central Florida growing area.±742.87 acre farm offers the core fundamentals serious growers prioritize for winter production: a warm microclimate, strong agricultural soils, and a proven growing environment—making it an attractive replacement or complementary operation to established winter vegetable regions such as Immokalee, Homestead, and the Plant City/Manatee County corridor. The property has successfully produced a wide variety of crops, demonstrating real-world versatility for commercial farming operations. Historical production includes peppers, watermelons, cucumbers, squash, tobacco, strawberries, peanuts, tomatoes, cabbage, potatoes, lettuce, cantaloupe, citrus, and more, supporting rotation flexibility and market-driven planting decisions.