Five acres of naturally open Florida land in Viking Estates, also known as The Prairie. Offers broad frontage along NW 254th Street, with an existing front culvert providing access from the road. Native scrub, palmettos, scattered pines, and substantial mature shade trees give the acreage natural character while leaving long, open views across much of the parcel. Utility poles are visible along the sandy, unpaved road, and the surrounding area includes rural homes and vacant acreage. Agricultural zoning may offer options for a future homesite, agricultural activities, or recreational use, subject to county approval. Buyers to independently verify permitted uses, utilities, access, property boundaries, drainage, wetlands, flood-zone status, and development requirements with the county. As you drive out there, the pavement gives way to sandy rural roads, nearby development becomes less concentrated, and the horizon opens across the surrounding acreage. From the property, the flat landscape and low native growth create long views beneath a wide Florida sky, with mature trees providing shaded pockets on the land. The open setting makes distant weather and evening skies part of the scenery, while limited nearby development preserves the area's distinctly rural feel. This is acreage for a buyer who values space, natural Florida vegetation, unpaved-road access, and surroundings far removed from a typical subdivision. An unpaved driveway over the front culvert provides an established entry point from NW 254th Street.

Five acres of naturally open Florida land in Viking Estates, also known as The Prairie. Offers broad frontage along NW 254th Street, with an existing front culvert providing access from the road. Native scrub, palmettos, scattered pines, and substantial mature shade trees give the acreage natural character while leaving long, open views across much of the parcel. Utility poles are visible along the sandy, unpaved road, and the surrounding area includes rural homes and vacant acreage. Agricultural zoning may offer options for a future homesite, agricultural activities, or recreational use, subject to county approval. Buyers to independently verify permitted uses, utilities, access, property boundaries, drainage, wetlands, flood-zone status, and development requirements with the county. As you drive out there, the pavement gives way to sandy rural roads, nearby development becomes less concentrated, and the horizon opens across the surrounding acreage. From the property, the flat landscape and low native growth create long views beneath a wide Florida sky, with mature trees providing shaded pockets on the land. The open setting makes distant weather and evening skies part of the scenery, while limited nearby development preserves the area's distinctly rural feel. This is acreage for a buyer who values space, natural Florida vegetation, unpaved-road access, and surroundings far removed from a typical subdivision. An unpaved driveway over the front culvert provides an established entry point from NW 254th Street.