This expansive 60-acre property is located on Mimosa Lane in Cottondale, Florida, within the highly desirable Washington County. The land offers a unique combination of 37 acres of tillable farmland and diverse terrain, including wooded areas and open spaces. The property boasts excellent road frontage, providing easy access and visibility.The tillable land is well-suited for traditional crop rotation, having previously yielded peanuts, cotton, and corn. This versatility makes it not only an attractive investment for agricultural endeavors but also a prime location for recreational activities. The abundant deer population adds considerable appeal for hunting enthusiasts, making this property a potential hunting haven.Several home sites are available, allowing for the construction of a primary residence or a mini-farm. The property can easily accommodate various uses, whether you are looking to build a forever home, start a small farm, or simply enjoy the natural beauty of the land. The option to subdivide is also available, offering flexibility for future development, though buyers are encouraged to verify zoning regulations with local authorities.Utilities are accessible, ensuring that you have the necessary amenities to support any development plans. The combination of fertile soil, recreational opportunities, and serene surroundings makes this property a valuable investment.Whether you are looking to cultivate crops, build a new home, or create a recreational retreat, this 60-acre property provides a wealth of possibilities in a tranquil setting. Contact Drue for your private showing.
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