SW Warfield Blvd

Highlights:

• This trophy-caliber site offers unmatched potential due to its size, visibility, and location, accommodating a wide range of mixed-use or large-scale development concepts. Potential uses include:
• Multifamily rental apartments or townhomes on the water and retail uses along Warfield Blvd
• A marina with waterfront restaurant and tiki bar
• Complementary retail or service commercial uses
• Other destination-oriented or recreational development opportunities
• A Transformational Gateway into Indiantown
• Strategically positioned at the main entrance to Indiantown, this expansive multi-parcel assemblage offers the rare opportunity to create the defining signature mixed-use destination for western Martin County. As you cross the bridge, ownership spans both sides of Warfield Boulevard, providing unmatched visibility, access, and control over the gateway corridor into Indiantown’s future growth.
• Master-Planned Residential Community
• Up to ±700 rental apartment units planned across multiple phases, allowing for flexible, staged absorption and construction.
• A thoughtfully designed layout integrates multiple clubhouses, resort-style pools, ponds, parks, and expansive green space to promote a sense of community and wellness.
• The community vision emphasizes walkability, open space, and connectivity between residential, recreational, and commercial components.
• Waterfront Marina & Lifestyle Amenities
• A premier marina component serves as the recreational and social hub of the project.
• Features include a Tiki bar, waterfront Tiki huts, marina office, and boater amenities designed to activate the waterfront and attract both residents and visitors.
• Ideal for integrating boat slips, kayak launches, and casual dining experiences along the shoreline.
• Commercial, Retail & Employment Uses
• Complementary retail and commercial parcels fronting Warfield Boulevard create a vibrant, service-oriented environment for residents and the broader community.
• Potential uses include:
• Gas station / convenience store (e.g., Wawa or similar)
• Neighborhood grocery store
• Professional and medical offices
• Self-storage facility
• Mixed-use retail and service businesses
• These uses support both on-site residents and the growing Indiantown population while driving recurring revenue and local employee
• Investment Highlights
• Control of both sides of Warfield Boulevard, the main gateway into Indiantown.
• 53.41± acres (approx.) of prime mixed-use and waterfront land.
• Flexible zoning and development potential for residential, marina, and commercial components.
• Strategic location near the new Indiantown High School, major roadways, and the Lake Okeechobee / Okeechobee Waterway system.
• Excellent visibility and access to regional traffic and future growth corridors.

Description:

Own the Gateway to Indiantown, Florida

The Indiantown Marina Development Site represents a premier and rarely available four-parcel assemblage totaling approximately 53.41± acres. This exceptional development opportunity is strategically positioned at the primary gateway entrance to Indiantown, Florida — where ownership spans both sides of Warfield Boulevard as you cross the bridge into town.

This commanding location allows you to create the defining, signature mixed-use destination at Indiantown’s entrance — a property that welcomes residents and visitors alike while fostering new business, residential, and economic growth within the community.
Situated within a designated Opportunity Zone, the property offers federal tax incentives that encourage investment and long-term appreciation. Its scale, visibility, and accessibility make it ideal for a wide variety of potential uses, including:

• Residential and multifamily communities
• Commercial and retail components
• Waterfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar
• Marina and marine-related development
• Hospitality, hotel, and restaurant concepts
• Industrial or mixed-use projects


As an incorporated municipality with its own pro-growth local government, Indiantown is the newest municipality in Martin County — uniquely positioned for smart, sustainable expansion. The town lies 12 miles east of Port Mayaca on Lake Okeechobee, 22 miles southwest of Stuart, 22 miles west of Jupiter, and 36 miles northwest of West Palm Beach, offering convenient access to major population centers while maintaining its authentic rural-waterfront character.

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