1296 Pfundstein Road, Babson Park, Florida 33827

Bursting with beautiful blueberries ready for the picking (and eating!), this 2.27 acres is full of amazing possibilities! As you step through the gate to the orchard, the gorgeous land comes alive with the colors of nature. These sweet, delicious blueberries are of the Star and High Bush varieties. Muscadine grape vines also abound and produce a harvest in late July-August. Rounding out the landscape, are also peach & apple trees and a small number of fig, guava, avocado, and pineapple plants. Three shaded tilapia pools, one teeming with a small school of fish and the other two ready and waiting for use, are used as a natural fertilizer for the crops. Additionally, these pools could be utilized to farm and sell tilapia. Gorgeous, mature oaks grace the front of this property, providing lovely shade & charm. Fully fenced. On-site well with two large water reservoirs provide irrigation to ALL of the 4000+/- plants and trees, AND there’s still plenty of space to add & grow more of your personal favorites. A Generac generator with large propane tank provides back-up power for the tilapia pools. Also onsite is a previously permitted 864 sq.ft. portable building, needing completion; permits are expired, but original engineered plans are available and could possibly be used if brought up to current Polk County codes/standards. Buyer is responsible for verifying & satisfying all requirements and applying for new permits. The property is zoned for a single family residence, so the building could be used as a home, office, or workshop. The building could also be used (with modifications) as a cold storage facility for harvested crops. This property is located in Tiger Creek Acres which is a private, secluded community, surrounded by thousands of acres of federally protected lands. If you’re dreaming of a peaceful country life & the joys of cultivating your own marketable crops, you must come see this incredible property! Please, note: This is a probate sale; all offers must be submitted to probate judge for approval.