Encompassing approximately 314 acres, this large-scale agricultural offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire premium Central Valley land with the groundwork already laid for what comes next. Formerly an almond orchard, the trees have been removed and the land is being cleared, creating a broad, open canvas ready for redevelopment, replanting, or strategic long-term investment.
The property is distinguished by exceptional Class I soils, widely recognized among the most productive in the region, making it well-suited for a variety of high-value agricultural uses. Located within the Delano-Earlimart Irrigation District, the ranch benefits from established water infrastructure and a strong agricultural footprint.
Supporting improvements include multiple filtration stations, a high-capacity deep well delivering approximately 2,000 GPM, additional well sites for future use, and a 330 kW solar system that significantly offsets operational power costs. These existing assets provide flexibility, efficiency, and long-term value for owners seeking scale and performance.
Whether positioned for immediate agricultural development or held as a strategic land investment, this property offers size, soil quality, and infrastructure rarely found in a single offering—an opportunity to shape the next chapter of a premier Central Valley farm.
Groundwater Disclosure: Subject to the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA), which requires groundwater basins to achieve sustainability by 2040. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding water availability, usage rights, and potential restrictions.
Property Highlights:
• ±314 acres of large-scale Central Valley farmland
• Former almond orchard with trees removed; land cleared and in process, offering a clean slate for redevelopment or replanting
• Premium Class I soils (Hanford & Nord sandy loam) with a 100% Storie Index
• Located within the Delano-Earlimart Irrigation District
• High-capacity 1,100-ft deep well (drilled 2015) producing approximately 2,000 GPM
• Two additional unused wells, providing future water flexibility
• Two sand media filtration stations with 40 HP booster pumps
• 330 kW solar system (installed 2016) offering significant power cost offset
• Strong existing agricultural infrastructure supporting a variety of crop options
• Well-suited for agricultural operators, institutional buyers, or long-term land investors
• Opportunity to re-establish production or reposition the property for future use
• Subject to Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requirements; buyer to verify water availability, rights, and restrictions
