And while people on the coast fret and fume over traffic, the folks in Indiantown embrace and enjoy the area's deep traditions. But the people who envision the Indiantown of tomorrow have their dreams firmly supported. They know, as you will discover, the reality of what Indiantown can offer both business and residents. They have surveyed their area and offer those who would share their vision everything necessary to flourish. Traveling west from Stuart, the landscape becomes increasingly beautiful.
Strip malls give way to a panorama of subtropical beauty.
Gated communities disappear, replaced by homes with acreage, often with a barn and a few horses. Endangered species, such as the Florida Panther, thrive undisturbed, sharing their home with an astonishing number of exotic birds, foxes, wild turkey, deer, wild boar, raccoons, armadillo, and even the occasional 'gator. Carefully woven into the fabric of the Indiantown of the future, is 1,000 acres of land with industrial zoning. There is also ample acreage zoned commercial residential. Indiantown is already home to a synergistic group of enterprises.