- MLS® #: RX-11125091
- 24951 Sw 86th St
- Indiantown, FL 34956
- $399,000
- Land
This property features a buildable homesite that has been cleared and prepared on 5 acres in Martin County. The site offers wooded and fenced road frontage for enhanced privacy, making it suitable for recreational and livestock activities. Underground electric powers the 1,500 sqft metal building equipped with 2 10x10 and one 8x8 roll up doors, lighting, fans, running water, security cameras, generator plug and internet connectivity, camper hook up. A large 40ft high top shipping container is included for additional storage needs. The property predominantly consists of open space, providing versatility for various uses. Zoned for both agricultural and residential purposes, this land allows for residential, agricultural business operations, homesteading, or a combination.
View Virtual TourEssential Information
- MLS® #RX-11125091
- Price$399,000
- Acres0.00
- TypeLand
- Sub-TypeAgricultural
- StyleNo
- StatusPending
Community Information
- Address24951 Sw 86th St
- Area10 - Palm City West/Indiantown
- SubdivisionTommy Clements
- CityIndiantown
- CountyMartin
- StateFL
- Zip Code34956
Amenities
- ViewGarden, Preserve
Utilities
Well Water, Electric, Septic Sewer
Additional Information
- Date ListedSeptember 18th, 2025
- Days on Website122
- ZoningAg/Res
- Office: Keller Williams Realty Of The Treasure Coast
Property Location
24951 Sw 86th St on www.webmail.jupiterabacoahomes.us
Offered at the current list price of $399,000, this home for sale at 24951 Sw 86th St features bedrooms and 0 bathrooms. This real estate listing is located in Tommy Clements of Indiantown, FL 34956 . 24951 Sw 86th St is listed under the MLS ID of RX-11125091 and has been available through www.webmail.jupiterabacoahomes.us for the Indiantown real estate market for 122 days.Facts About Indiantown, FL
Indiantown is located in southeastern Florida in Martin County about 50 miles from Palm Beach. The population according to the 2000 census is over 5,000.
Indiantown and much of South Florida were severely affected by the 1928 Okeechobee hurricane. The hurricane caused significant damage to Indiantown and halted construction of the city for many years to come.
Indiantown was originally constructed by the indigenous Seminole Indian Tribe as a trading post for its people and early settlers of South Florida.
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Listing information last updated on January 19th, 2026 at 1:30am CST.