1606 Corbin Lane, Caryville, FL 32427 (MLS# 796381)

Supplements: A rare opportunity to own an established specialty agricultural operation with a farm-to-table retail component, multiple dwellings, extensive improvements, specialty livestock, and approximately 34 +/- acres in Bonifay, Florida. This unique property brings together an established Iberico pork operation, rare-breed poultry, Nigerian Dwarf goats, ra … (Read more) A rare opportunity to own an established specialty agricultural operation with a farm-to-table retail component, multiple dwellings, extensive improvements, specialty livestock, and approximately 34 +/- acres in Bonifay, Florida. This unique property brings together an established Iberico pork operation, rare-breed poultry, Nigerian Dwarf goats, rabbits, farm-made goods, retail and processing facilities, guest accommodations, and residential living in one established farm setting. At the heart of the operation are Iberico pigs, a Spanish heritage breed prized for its exceptional culinary qualities. Iberico pork is prized for its exceptional intramuscular marbling, rich flavor, nutty depth, and remarkably tender texture. Its naturally rich fat creates a distinctive buttery finish and a substantial, almost beef-like experience. Often compared to Wagyu, Iberico delivers the same luxurious marbling and melt-in-your-mouth quality. The farm also specializes in rare-breed poultry, Nigerian Dwarf goats, rabbits, and farm-made goods, creating a diversified specialty-food operation with opportunities for direct-to-consumer sales and continued growth. The operation’s focus on transparency and connection to the source of food is an important part of its identity. Customers can experience the farm, learn where their food comes from, and purchase products directly from the operation. The existing infrastructure and established concept provide a foundation for a new owner to continue this farm-to-table model and expand upon it. That same thoughtful approach can be felt throughout the property. The farm was built around a genuine commitment to responsible land stewardship, humane animal care, healthy food, and knowing exactly how food is produced. Regenerative practices are woven into the operation, with an emphasis on building healthy soil and working with the land rather than against it. Crop rotation and natural approaches to pest management are part of the day-to-day farming practices. There are no chemicals or electric fencing used anywhere on the property. Instead, field fencing, hog panels, and cattle panels are used throughout the agricultural areas–practical, time-tested methods that reflect the farm’s overall approach to caring for the land and animals. The grounds add another layer to the agricultural experience, with an impressive variety of established fruit trees including orange, grapefruit, blueberries, peach, persimmon, lemon, banana, pecan, and mulberry. A quarter mile paved road with a gated entry, provides both privacy and a welcoming approach to the property. Life on the farm extends beyond the fields, with comfortable homes and living spaces set naturally among the property’s working areas. The impressive main residence is approximately 3,350 +/- square feet and has been completely remodeled. It features 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 baths, including a private master suite with a beautifully appointed bath featuring a soaking tub, separate walk-in shower, and two walk-in closets. The expansive kitchen features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, custom cabinetry, a large walk-in pantry, and a separate dining area. The kitchen, dining area, and oversized living room are arranged in an open-concept design, creating an inviting setting for everyday living and entertaining family and friends. An office with tasteful exposed beams adds a warm, rustic character, while the 20′ x 15′ Florida room provides additional living and entertaining space filled with natural light. A second residence provides another 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The spacious primary bedroom includes a large walk-in closet leading to a luxurious master bath with a soaking tub and separate shower. Two additional oversized bedrooms provide generous accommodations, while the large living room features a fireplace and opens onto a patio overlooking the pond, creating a peaceful outdoor living area. The property’s third dwelling is located within the remodeled welcome center and retail building. The building is set up for the public sale of meats and includes office space and an attached 2-bedroom, 2-bath apartment, which has also been remodeled. The apartment has been used to accommodate families who want to spend several days on the property and immerse themselves in the farm experience. This existing space provides flexibility for continued guest accommodations, farm experiences, educational activities, or other complementary uses, subject to applicable approvals. The commercial and agricultural improvements continue with a 30′ x 15′ processing building that includes a bathroom and processing kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances. A substantial 40′ x 80′ enclosed block building offers additional flexible space for storage, office use, workspace, or other potential uses, subject to applicable approvals. A separate barn includes three individual storage areas, two roll-up doors, and a concrete floor, providing practical space for equipment, feed, supplies, or other agricultural needs. The agricultural operation includes Iberico pigs, American Bresse chickens, Autumn Ranger chickens, Nigerian Dwarf goats, Pekin ducks, cattle, and rabbits. American Bresse chickens are a highly regarded specialty poultry breed known for their culinary qualities, adding another distinctive component to the farm’s specialty-food focus. The variety of livestock and poultry complements the Iberico operation and provides opportunities for continued specialty agricultural production and direct-to-consumer sales. The property includes three wells and three septic systems, providing substantial infrastructure for the three dwellings and other improvements. Approximately 10 acres provide the setting for the agricultural operation, residences, commercial improvements, livestock areas, fruit trees, and pond. What makes this property particularly compelling is the opportunity to carry forward an established agricultural vision rather than starting from scratch. The current operation has been developed around specialty food production, responsible farming practices, humane animal stewardship, transparency, and connecting consumers with the source of their food. The infrastructure is already in place to support residential living, retail sales, processing, agricultural production, guest experiences, and specialty livestock. A new owner could continue the existing Iberico pork, rare-breed poultry, Nigerian Dwarf goat, rabbit, and farm-made goods operation, expand direct-to-consumer sales, develop additional specialty products, continue farm stays and educational experiences, or build upon the property’s existing farm-to-table identity. The property’s vision was to create a place where families could gather, friends could share a meal, a farmers’ market could thrive, and visitors could learn more about where their food comes from. That vision can continue with its next owner. This is much more than a traditional farm. It is an established specialty agricultural and commercial operation with a story, an identity, and the infrastructure to allow the next owner to carry that vision forward. Call today for more information. KEY FEATURES: ” Established specialty Iberico pork operation with farm-to-table focus ” Rare-breed poultry, Nigerian Dwarf goats, rabbits and other livestock ” Farm-made goods and established retail operation ” Completely remodeled approximately 3,350 SF main residence ” Second 3BR/2BA residence with fireplace and pond-view patio ” Remodeled welcome center/retail building with office and 2BR/2BA apartment ” 30′ x 15′ processing building with stainless-steel-equipped kitchen ” 40′ x 80′ enclosed block building ” Barn with 3 storage areas, 2 roll-up doors and concrete floor ” Three wells and three septic systems ” Field fencing, hog panels and cattle panels; no electric fencing or chemical use ” Gated paved entrance approximately ¼ mile, established fruit trees, pond and infrastructure supporting the farm operation