Farms for Sale

This property offers significant development potential, bordering the city limits of Bakersfield, CA and within the city's sphere of influence. It is zoned AG and boasts 680' of CA-99 frontage. Conveniently located, it is 9.9 miles from the Bakersfield commuter rail, 15 miles from the Bakersfield airport, 2.3 miles from Golden Valley High School, and 2.3 miles from the Bakersfield (McKee Park and Ride) bus station.Property has +/-680′ of CA-99 frontage making this an ideal development opportunity.Property is planted to Nonpareil/Monterey Almonds on Hansen Rootstock. Trees were planted in 2018 at 24′ x 18′ spacing.Property is located in the Kern Delta Water District and part of Kern River GSA.There is one (1) well with a 200 HP pump, one (1) lift pump (75 HP) and one (1) district turn-out on the property.The irrigation system has seven (7) sand media filters. Trees irrigated via a dual line drip system.Property features 100% Grade 1 - Excellent soils.

LocationProperty is located at the southeast corner of Avenue 24 and Road 120 in Delano, CA.Size+/-237.42 Assessed AcresPlantingsProperty is planted to mature almonds at 22′ x 18′ spacing. Trees were planted in 1999. See Aerial Map' for details.Block 1: +/-76.88 Acres of Nonpareil/Fritz/Monterey/Aldrich/Butte/Padre Almonds.Block 2: +/-77.18 Acres of Nonpareil/Fritz/Monterey/Aldrich Almonds.Block 3: +/-79.10 Acres of Butte/Padre Almonds.WaterProperty has three (3) Ag wells on it. (See Aerial Map' for well status.) Property is not located in any irrigation districts but is part of Tri-County Water Authority GSA - Tule.BuildingsProperty has one (1) shop with yard.Soil+/-56.2% Grade 1 - Excellent - Attest-Jerryslu association, 0 to 2 percent slopes.+/-43.8% Grade 2 - Good - Gareck-Garces association, 0 to 2 percent slopes.LegalTulare County APNs: 336-010-011, 336-010-012, 336-010-014, 336-010-015, 336-010-016, 336-010-017, and 336-010-023.Groundwater DisclosureThe Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requires groundwater basins to be sustainable by 2040. SGMA requires a Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) by 2020. Said plans may limit ground water pumping. For more information please visit the SGMA web site at www.sgma.water.ca.gov/portal/ .