Bunnell 40 Acre Farm

Flagler County, including its county seat Bunnell, is known for its agricultural production, particularly in the areas of sod farming, potato farming, and vegetable production. The region's sandy soils and favorable climate make it well-suited for growing a variety of crops. Here are some key aspects of agriculture in Flagler County and Bunnell: 1. Sod Production: Flagler County is one of the leading producers of sod in Florida. The sandy soils are ideal for growing high-quality turfgrass, which is used for landscaping in residential, commercial, and sports fields across the state. 2. Potato Farming: Flagler County is part of Florida's "Potato Belt," known for its significant production of potatoes. The sandy soils and moderate climate are ideal for growing various potato varieties, particularly white and red potatoes, which are harvested in the spring. 3. Vegetable Production: Flagler County also has a history of vegetable farming, particularly potatoes, cabbage, and sweet corn. The region's climate allows for multiple growing seasons, making it a productive area for these crops. 4. Cattle Ranching: While not as prominent as sod or vegetable farming, cattle ranching is also part of the agricultural landscape in Flagler County, contributing to the diversity of its agricultural economy. 5. Historic Agriculture: Bunnell has historically been a hub for agriculture in Flagler County, with deep roots in farming and rural development. This history is still evident in the county's agricultural practices and community events. These elements combine to make agriculture a significant part of the economy and culture in Flagler County and Bunnell.Welcome to the Bunnell 40 Acre Farm, a prime piece of Flagler County farmland with endless potential. Spanning approximately 40 acres, this property boasts sandy soils and a favorable climate, perfect for sod production or vegetable cultivation. Situated in a highly desirable location, the farm is 35 miles from Daytona, 70 miles from Gainesville, and 75 miles from Jacksonville, offering both rural tranquility and easy access to major cities. With a history of productive yields, this land is currently under an active lease through June 2025, providing immediate income and peace of mind. As land values in the area continue to appreciate, this farm represents a unique opportunity to invest in the future while enjoying the benefits of a well-established agricultural property. Secure your place in Flagler County’s thriving agricultural landscape and watch your investment grow.