102.42 acres of AG-5 zoned land for sale at $45,000 per acre in Port St. Lucie / St. Lucie County—an exceptional opportunity in an area that is rapidly becoming prime due to ongoing growth and corridor development. This tract is currently being used by Mike's Organic Topsoil, providing premium compost and natural mulch, along with fill and topsoil. That means the land is not only an investment for future demand but also producing value today and is well-suited for buyers looking for continued use or the opportunity to reposition for major uses down the road. Location & Surroundings: The property is located along the C-23 canal to the south, with Martin County to the south of the canal. FP&L is to the west, the Port St. Lucie future Water Plant is to the east, and AG-zoned land north. The property is accessible from Range Line Road, and it is conveniently located close to I-95 with easy reach to Martin and Okeechobee Counties. an 800 ft Artesian well flowing out of the ground. The property benefits from strong regional momentum, including projected population increase, fastest-growing corridor activity, and continued city expansion west. The County also has future land needs tied to planning and development. In addition, FP&L is seeking land for solar fields, which adds timely investment potential and long-term demand for large acreage tracts like this. A quality AG-5 tract with current productive use and strong future upside—ideal for investors, land bankers, agricultural users, or energy/solar-related buyers. Buyer to verify permitted uses, zoning requirements, and all development constraints.
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