Historic Orange Spring & Commercial Bottling Facility

67 Acres with Third Magnitude Orange SpringsThe Historic Orange Spring and its Commercial Bottling Facility are situated on 67 ± acres in northern Marion County, Florida. The property features the Third Magnitude Spring - Orange Spring, a 25,000 square foot water bottling and distribution facility, 1,150 ± feet of frontage on NE Hwy 315, 740 ± feet of frontage on CR 21, and over 2,700 feet of frontage on the south bank of Orange Spring and Orange Creek. Orange Spring was one of Florida's first tourist attractions and is currently on the National Register of Historic Places. The property dates back to 1852 when it was known as a "health resort" and "watering-place." Currently, the property has a Consumptive Use Permit which allows for the harvest of up to nearly 200,000 ± gallons of water per day from the spring. This permit is active until 2031 and also has a renewal option. The bottling and distribution facility allows for the processing, blowing, filling, packaging, & distribution of custom-labeled bottled water on site. Additionally, there is a bulk water distribution system in place to further generate income. All zoning and land use regulations are in place for bottling use and operations. Zoning is B2 and Agriculture with a Special Use Permit to allow business. Land Use is Commercial. A phase one report confirms there are no environmental issues on site.