Opportunities like this are few and far between—115± contiguous acres on the Caloosahatchee River with nearly 1,900 feet of direct river frontage. Located in Glades County on Florida’s scenic Intracoastal Waterway, this property offers endless potential for a wide range of uses. The land is made up of six adjoining parcels and already has an existing well, septic, electric service, and a boat dock in place. With multiple zoning allowances, this property can support agricultural operations, industrial applications, single-family residential development, recreational uses, or even mining opportunities. The scale and location of this tract make it suitable for larger visions as well—RV parks, equestrian facilities, farming, or a private estate. Investors will also appreciate that it is located in a Florida-designated Opportunity Zone (12043000200), offering the potential for significant tax advantages. An existing SFWMD permit adds to the readiness of this land for development. A notable feature of the property is the existing Jecbo Canal, which runs the full north–south length of the acreage. If access approvals can be obtained from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the South Florida Water Management District, the presence of this canal may allow for potential expansion. Such improvements could create the opportunity to develop interior waterfront residential lots—offering enhanced value, added water access, and increased design flexibility for future planning. Prospective buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding all permitting requirements and development feasibility. The Caloosahatchee River, stretching 154 miles from the Atlantic Ocean at Stuart to the Gulf of Mexico at Fort Myers, is one of Florida’s most desirable waterways, and this expansive acreage provides unmatched access to it. Whether you’re seeking a rare investment property, a multi-use development opportunity, or a private riverfront retreat, this property represents a truly exceptional offering in Southwest Florida.