20175 SW 256th St

Shangrila is a 5-acre parcel in unincorporated Homestead's Redland agricultural corridor, zoned AU, improved with a 6,850 SF single-family residence built in 2005. The property carries an active agricultural exemption and active aquaculture permits, with an existing nursery lease on-site. Zoning also opens the door to other uses worth exploring, including event hosting, a small bed and breakfast using the main residence and detached guest suite, and agritourism such as farm tours or workshops tied to the existing farm operation. Each carries its own permitting/licensing and should be verified with the County. A 30.81kW solar system (Canadian Solar, SolarEdge inverter) installed in 2023 has kept electric costs at the minimum service charge. A diesel standby generator (Perkins engine, ABB transfer switch) is tested and operational. The property also has whole-property water treatment (softener, UV, multi-stage filtration) plus reverse osmosis for drinking water. The residence includes a separate 1-bedroom guest suite with its own kitchen and entry, a 3-car garage/workshop, and 2 RV pads with hookups. Grounds include mature fruit groves, a custom-built orchid house, and a koi pond. 5 acres of agriculturally-zoned, income-producing land with substantial infrastructure and real use flexibility, suited for continued agricultural use, redevelopment, or land-banking in one of Miami-Dade's last protected farm belts.

Shangrila is a 5-acre parcel in unincorporated Homestead's Redland agricultural corridor, zoned AU, improved with a 6,850 SF single-family residence built in 2005. The property carries an active agricultural exemption and active aquaculture permits, with an existing nursery lease on-site. Zoning also opens the door to other uses worth exploring, including event hosting, a small bed and breakfast using the main residence and detached guest suite, and agritourism such as farm tours or workshops tied to the existing farm operation. Each carries its own permitting/licensing and should be verified with the County. A 30.81kW solar system (Canadian Solar, SolarEdge inverter) installed in 2023 has kept electric costs at the minimum service charge. A diesel standby generator (Perkins engine, ABB transfer switch) is tested and operational. The property also has whole-property water treatment (softener, UV, multi-stage filtration) plus reverse osmosis for drinking water. The residence includes a separate 1-bedroom guest suite with its own kitchen and entry, a 3-car garage/workshop, and 2 RV pads with hookups. Grounds include mature fruit groves, a custom-built orchid house, and a koi pond. 5 acres of agriculturally-zoned, income-producing land with substantial infrastructure and real use flexibility, suited for continued agricultural use, redevelopment, or land-banking in one of Miami-Dade's last protected farm belts.