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150.27 acs. Lower Tule River I D Table Grapes And Farmland - Ranch 411

$3,982,000Sale Pending

This 150.27± acre opportunity is located in the desirable farming area of Porterville, CA. The land is being farmed to 64.73± acres of conventional table grapes, 68.07± acres of farmland (in process of removing table grapes)and includes a shop and house. This unique investment opportunity offers; quality table grapes, Lower Tule River ID water and well water, productive/farmland soils, income, and tax benefits.

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152.16 acs. M. I. D. Almonds, Home & Shops

$3,499,680

2008 & 2009 almonds planted within a prominent growing region of Madera County. This ranch has two sources of water allowing it to continue producing healthy almonds or possibly other permanent crops like pistachios, grapes, tree fruit, blueberries and more

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154 acs. Double D Ranch

$3,500,000

(4) contiguous 38.5± acre blocks consisting of 146± acres of almonds, one home, solar, and a 6,155± sq.ft. equipment shed.

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155.73 acs. Semi-Tropic Water Storage District Almonds

$3,037,000

The 155.73± assessed acre opportunity is planted to 152± acres of Independence Almonds established in February 2015. The orchard currently has three (3) sources of water; Semi-Tropic WSD contract entitlement (3.5AF/acre), Semi-Tropic WSD Supplemental Ag Water (SAW) program (up to 5AF/acre), and well water. Additionally, the site is improved with a 61.52kW total CEC-AC rated solar system, general shop with loading ramp, enclosed shop, and pole barn. The offering features: Two types of Contract water with Semi-Tropic WSD, well water, solar to offset utilities cost, reasonable soils, almonds in production, income, and tax benefits.

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156 acs. Buttonwillow Open Land

$470,000

This 156± acre opportunity is located in Buttonwillow, CA. This open ground is not currently being farmed, but has in the past. The property is not located within a water district. Surrounding land uses include but are not limited to; dry land farming, bee keeping, mitigation, open space, recreation, oil and gas, and solar.

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