2374 A Road, Loxahatchee Groves, FL 33470

10.02 Acres — Cleared, Improved, and Build-Ready Land with Full Utilities in Place. Positioned in highly coveted Loxahatchee Groves, this expansive parcel offers a rare combination of scale, infrastructure, and strategic location — ideal for equestrian operations, agricultural income, luxury residential development, or subdivision into two 5-acre estate sites. With well, septic, and electric already installed, the property eliminates the costly and time-consuming groundwork typically required for large-acreage development. Located on a newly paved road with direct canal frontage, the site delivers strong access for equipment, trailers, and construction vehicles, while maintaining the privacy and rural zoning (AR) that allow for a broad range of uses. The land is fully cleared, level, and configured with excellent depth, offering efficient space planning for barns, arenas, paddocks, greenhouses, income-producing agriculture, or a high-end residential compound. Situated minutes from Wellington's world-class equestrian venues, White Fences, and the rapidly expanding Palm Beach equestrian economy, this site offers exceptional positioning for trainers, breeders, investors, and luxury builders. It also borders thousands of acres of protected natural space including the 773-acre Royal Palm Beach Pines Nature Preserve, providing miles of riding and walking trails for end users. Additional advantages include: " No HOA and no restrictions " Public road access and strong visibility " Electric service available, irrigated water, phone line, well water, and septic " Agricultural exemption eligibility " Clear commercial-grade aerials and site boundary visuals on pages 2-3 of the MLS file (highlighting the property's scale and configuration) This is one of the few remaining improved 10-acre opportunities in Loxahatchee Groves offering immediate development readiness and long-term value. Ideal for equestrian professionals, luxury builders, agricultural investors, and end users seeking land in a high-growth, supply-constrained corridor of Palm Beach County.