Premier Agricultural Land | Bakersfield MSA Porterville Hwy 100 Acres of Agricultural Land Online Auction Sale Delano, CA 93215

Creditor Bidding and Auction Participation - The secured creditor, lienholder, trustee, or their designee may participate in the auction as a bidder. Such a party may bid using a credit bid, which allows the creditor to offset all or a portion of the outstanding indebtedness secured by the property in lieu of a cash bid, as permitted by applicable law.

Buyers will want to take note of this coveted 100-acre organic navel orange lot perfectly positioned in Delano, California.

Strategically situated off Porterville Highway, this acreage offers investors a secluded setting, an ideal location for those seeking privacy without sacrificing connectivity. The property boasts exceptional features, including two reliable water sources and access to highly affordable recycled water at $100 per acre-foot, presenting a significant advantage. Located within the Kern Tulare District, with ensured robust water availability and wind machines not included, allowing new owners the flexibility to customize as desired. With AG zoning, investors enjoy unparalleled versatility for future development. Agricultural zoning is carefully crafted to protect farmland and strengthen the region’s flourishing agricultural sector. This zoning supports both traditional farming and innovative ventures, offering opportunities for expansion, diversification, or groundbreaking agricultural projects. Whether the vision involves continuing profitable farming operations or launching new enterprises, this property stands as a solid foundation for long-term growth. Its prime location, dependable water resources, and secure agricultural status make it an enduring and valuable investment asset.

Just north of Bakersfield and well-known throughout the region, Delano is an excellent spot for buyers interested in agricultural land. Situated in Kern County, Delano is a diverse city with deep agricultural roots, recognized as the birthplace of the United Farm Workers Union and a key site for the 1965 Grape Strike. The area is surrounded by vineyards and orchards, and its location, about two hours from Los Angeles and the coast, makes it ideal for logistics. Agriculture here mainly focuses on fruit and nut crops, with extensive vineyards, citrus groves, and almond orchards dominating the landscape.

This land benefits significantly from being part of the broader Bakersfield economy. Bakersfield is known for its strong agricultural and energy sectors, with Kern County ranking among the leading producers in both. As a result, there is steady demand for industrial, agricultural, and residential land. The city's continued growth is also promising for newcomers entering the market.

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