600 Acre Marion County Farm

Land Description

This 600-Acre property, fully fenced, offers a rare investment opportunity. Located in Marion County, renowned for its established equestrian communities and scenic trails, this property is ideal for an equestrian owner seeking ample space for riding and training. Featuring gently rolling hills and well-drained Candler sand soils, the land is perfectly suited for diverse agricultural pursuits, including hay production, livestock grazing, and peanut cultivation. With established Bahia grass pastures, this property provides immediate utility for grazing operations. The expansive acreage and flexible A1 zoning also make it ideal for recreational use, equestrian development, or a private estate. Equipped with linears for irrigation potential and ample space for future improvements, this property is ready to meet the needs of visionary investors seeking versatility, productivity, and long-term value.

Location Description

Dunnellon is a charming town celebrated for its rich agricultural heritage and natural beauty. Known as the gateway to the Rainbow River, the area offers world-class recreational opportunities, including kayaking, fishing, and swimming in the pristine, spring-fed waters of Rainbow Springs State Park. Nearby, the Withlacoochee River provides further opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, while the sprawling Goethe State Forest offers trails for horseback riding, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Dunnellon boasts a warm community atmosphere, a growing local economy, and convenient access to Ocala's equestrian hubs and Gainesville's academic centers. This tranquil yet vibrant region is an ideal location for agriculture, recreation, or investment in the expanding Florida land market.

Highlights

600 acres of A1-zoned agricultural land in Dunnellon, Marion County

Fully fenced property

Rolling terrain with well-drained Candler sand soils

Bahia grass pastures ready for grazing or hay production

Equipped with linears, offering irrigation potential for agricultural use

Zoning allows for agricultural, recreational, or equestrian development

Subdivide into 10-acre lots

Associate Advisor: David Lapham