About 20380 Nw 250th Street
Exceptional Opportunity – 1.25 Acres of Versatile Land in a Residential & Agricultural Zone! Discover the freedom to create your ideal lifestyle on this spacious 1.25-acre property, perfectly suited for farming or residential development. Build your dream home with concrete block or a mobile home—your choice! Located just five minutes from a serene fishing lake and vast recreational trails, this area is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, whether you enjoy ATVs, horseback riding, or exploring nature. The property also features a man-made pond, perfect for tilapia farming or watering livestock. Enjoy the peace and beauty of nature only 8 minutes from Kissimmee Prairie National Park, where wide-open skies and natural landscapes create a unique Florida experience. The land is high and dry—a rare find in this region—making it ideal for developing a private farm, a personal retreat, or even income-producing short-term rentals. Don’t miss this chance to own your own private slice of paradise in one of Florida’s most promising areas! This region is a magnet for eco-tourism and recreational ventures, with easy access to Okeechobee’s famous fishing lakes, boating, and starlit camping. The community is also known for its passion for horses, offering opportunities for equestrian sports and agricultural projects. For investors, this land offers exciting potential: from agriculture or outdoor adventure parks to Airbnb-style cabins catering to tourists and nature lovers. A strategic investment in an area that truly has it all—nature, accessibility, and opportunity. Total land size: 1.25 acres Note: Buyer is responsible for verifying all information with local authorities and applicable agencies.
Features of 20380 Nw 250th Street
| MLS® # | C7523734 |
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| Price | $45,000 |
| Acres | 1.25 |
| Type | Land |
| Sub-Type | Land |
| Status | Active |
Listing Details
| Office | EXP REALTY LLC |
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Listing Map
Neighborhood Information for 20380 Nw 250th Street
Significant Percentage of Family Households, Growing Population, Low Residential Turnover