Beyond the Beach: Mango Groves, Coral Castles & Five-Acre Freedom in Miami’s Redlands

Swap traffic jams for tractor paths—this week ALL-IN Miami trades neon skylines for mile-wide skies in The Redlands, the 28-thousand-resident slice of Old Florida hiding just 40 minutes south of Brickell. We’ll cruise the Redland Tropical Trail from the 37-acre Fruit & Spice Park (500+ exotic edibles, anyone?) to the cinnamon-roll nirvana of Knaus Berry Farm, then uncork lychee wine at Schnebly Redland’s Winery & Brewery, the southern-most winery in the U.S. Need a history twist? Cue Coral Castle, a love-letter in 1,100 tons of hand-carved limestone. For retail therapy, we’ll haggle mangos by the crate at Redland Market Village or browse banyan-shaded boutiques at Cauley Square. Thinking of putting down roots? County zoning demands minimum five-acre lots, with price tags from the high-$600Ks to $1.5 M+. We’ll unpack the pros (room for horses, orchards, and that hobby vineyard) and cons (no public transit; wells over city water; your new alarm clock is a rooster). Whether you’re plotting a day trip, scouting acreage, or just craving a slower heartbeat, hit play and breathe in Miami’s countryside—one mango grove at a time.   Amit Bhuta COMPASS ALL IN Miami Group Licensed Real Estate Agent   (305) 439-3031 Mobile [email protected] ALLinMiami.com