Wilburn Grove

This income producing citrus grove is located in Highlands County, in the heart of the Florida Citrus industry. Highlands County is known for it's productive well drained soils, making it one of Florida's most prolific agricultural counties. The property is attractively priced at $8700 per acre. With elevations of 65 to 70 feet above sea level, and nearly entirely outside of the 100 year flood plain, this property is well situated for agriculture or future growth. Property includes a barn, a 1,287 square foot caretakers home built in 2004, five 12" irrigation wells and reservoir with lift pump. Varieties include Hamlin, Valencia and Parson Brown Oranges. Property is easily accessed through Gem Stone Ave or Boney Rd. and just minutes to Sebring, FL. The surrounding area includes productive citrus groves, nurseries, cattle ranches, farmland and ranchette homes. The Kissimmee River is just over two miles to the east, and with 25 feet of elevation fall the river provides an excellent outlet for drainage.This active, income-producing citrus grove spans 751.46 acres in Highlands County, Florida—at the center of the state's citrus industry. Known for its well-drained, productive soils, Highlands County is among Florida’s top agricultural regions. With elevations ranging from 65 to 70 feet and the majority of the land outside the 100-year floodplain, the property is well-positioned for continued agricultural use or future development. The property is attractively priced at $8,700 per acre. The grove is currently leased and professionally managed through 2027, with an optional one-year extension. The property may be divided and sold in reasonably sized parcels. Property includes a barn, a 1,287 square foot caretaker's home built in 2004, five 12" irrigation wells and a reservoir with a lift pump. Varieties include Hamlin, Valencia and Parson Brown Oranges. Property is easily accessed through Gem Stone Ave or Boney Rd. and just minutes to Sebring, FL. The surrounding area includes productive citrus groves, nurseries, cattle ranches, farmland and ranchette homes. The Kissimmee River is just over two miles to the east, and with 25 feet of elevation fall the river provides an excellent outlet for drainage.