Active - Other for sale
20401 sw 137th ave, Miami FL 33177
Facts & features
Why you’ll love it
- Fenced yard
A strategic opportunity just one block from Miami-Dade’s Urban Development Boundary. With 743 feet of main road frontage along one of South Florida’s most heavily traveled corridors, this 10.66-acre property offers unmatched visibility and long-term upside for savvy investors and developers. The location speaks for itself — prime 137th Ave exposure with high daily traffic counts, making this an ideal canvas for an event venue, eco-tourism destination, or future residential development. As the UDB continues to evolve, properties in this position are becoming increasingly difficult to find. The land is partially fenced, 100% irrigated, and includes two shade houses — currently operating as an active, turnkey nursery providing immediate income while you plan your next move. Seller financing available.
Listings courtesy of The Keyes Company.
Listed by: Josef Osborn • 305-282-1338 • The Keyes Company
Co-listed by: The Keyes Company
Source: Miami MLS, MLS#: A12112126
Based on info available as of Nov 4, 2026 at 5:05 PM EST.
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Affordability
$17,749/mo
- Mortgage$17,698
- Property tax$51
- HOA fee
- Homeowners insurance
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Based on information as of Nov 04, 2026 at 05:05pm EST.
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