Yolo County, California Land For Sale (45 results)

LOCATION: This property is situated on the south side of I-80 off East Chiles Road in Davis, California. Additionally the property is situated between West Sacramento and the City of Davis. DESCRIPTION: The ranch encompasses a total of 1,484.80 assessed acres which is currently farmed to rice. WATER: The ranch features two water sources which are two deep wells and District Water. One well is diesel-powered while the other runs on electricity. In addition to the two agricultural wells, surface water is supplied by the Mace Ranch Irrigation District. (See attached information regarding the District Water.) SOILS: The soil types include Class II Sycamore Silty Clay and Sycamore Complex, Class III Capay Silty Clay, and Class IV Riz Loam. IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch features four storage containers and several duck hunting blinds that are leased to hunters generating great extra annual income in the range of $125,000 per year. Additionally, there is a dirt runway about 2,400 feet long that is primarily used for crop dusting in the area. COMMENTS: This rice ranch offers a unique investment opportunity in one of Californias most productive agricultural regions. Located conveniently between two fast growing cities, the ranch benefits from a strong water supply and fertile soils which makes it ideal for rice farming. With easy access to major transportation routes and reliable water infrastructure in place, this property is perfectly positioned for long-term success. If you're looking to invest in a proven agricultural venture with growth potential, this ranch is an excellent choice.

LOCATION: The property is located at 20300 Old River Rd. West Sacramento, CA 95691. It is only an eight-mile drive from Downtown Sacramento. APN: #042-320-035 EGRESS/INGRESS: Easily accessible from Old River Road. TREES: The most mature trees were planted in 2005 - 2007, equalling about 150 acres. The portion bordering the river was planted n 2008 and 2009 which is roughly 160 acres and the remaining 80 acres were planted in 2019. The entire ranch is comprised of Tulares and Howard Walnuts WATER: The water is supplied from Riparian rights to the Sacramento River and two deep Ag wells on the property. When all water sources are utilized simultaneously, this entire ranch can be irrigated at once. SOILS: This riverbed soil cannot be beaten. It is the perfect combination of sand, clays, and loam that creates a Class two soil ideal for growing high-yielding permanent crops. Take a look at this ranch, the beautiful trees speak for themselves. COMMENTS: If you are looking for a ranch with perfect water, the ideal soil, and only 15 minutes from a major metropolitan area, look no further. A combination of assets this good makes farming easy! Ranches like this one do not come available often, don't miss a chance to make a monumental investment. Call Chuck or Logan to tour the property!

Property Highlights: 1. 422.27 +/- Gross Assessed Acres in Yolo County, California. 2. 417 +/- Net Acres planted Winegrapes (Chardonnay 101.26 Acres (24.0%) | Pinot Grigio 79.51 Acres (18.8%) 3. 1991 – 2009 Plantings 4. 2023 – 2024 weighted average yields at 9.57 tons per acre 5. 2025 projected yields ranging from 10-11 tons per acre 6. Surrounding land uses include almond, pistachio, walnut, and olive orchards, and irrigated row crops such as rice and tomatoes. 7. The Property contains Rincon Silty Clay Loam, Myers Clay, Tehama Loam, Sycamore Complex Capay Silty lay, and Brentwood Silty Clay Loam NRCS soil series. 8. Multiple-source irrigation water is currently supplied to the Property via surface water deliveries from Dunnigan Water District, supplemental water provided via three, operating agricultural deep wells located on-site producing a combined 1,719 +/- gallons per minute (per 2023 pump tests). Irrigation water is distributed throughout the Property’s vineyard blocks via booster pumps and filter stations, through main and submain pipelines. The Property is irrigated via a dual-line drip system. 9. According to the CA Department of Water Resources’ website, the Property is located in the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (“SGMA”) Bulletin 118 Basin “5-021.67”, Sacramento Valley Basin, Sacramento Valley – Yolo Subbasin, which his currently a High-Priority, Non-Critically Overdrafted Subbasin. The basin is currently managed by the Yolo Subbasin Groundwater Agency. 10. Major structural improvements, all located at the Property's headquarters include a modular home, 2,400 +/- square-foot shop/office, 600 +/- square-foot chemical storage building, and a domestic well. Both the shop/office and chemical storage buildings feature concrete foundations and are metal framed, sided, and roofed. 11. Purchase Price: $6,500,000 all cash at the close of escrow ($15,393 per gross acre, $15,587 per net planted vine acre). 1. 422.27 +/- Gross Assessed Acres in Yolo County, California. 2. 417 +/- Net Acres planted Winegrapes (Chardonnay 101.26 Acres (24.0%) | Pinot Grigio 79.51 Acres (18.8%) 3. 1991 2009 Plantings 4. 2023 2024 weighted average yields at 9.57 tons per acre 5. 2025 projected yields ranging from 10-11 tons per acre 6. Surrounding land uses include almond, pistachio, walnut, and olive orchards, and irrigated row crops such as rice and tomatoes. 7. The Property contains Rincon Silty Clay Loam, Myers Clay, Tehama Loam, Sycamore Complex Capay Silty lay, and Brentwood Silty Clay Loam NRCS soil series. 8. Multiple-source irrigation water is currently supplied to the Property via surface water deliveries from Dunnigan Water District, supplemental water provided via three, operating agricultural deep wells located on-site producing a combined 1,719 +/- gallons per minute (per 2023 pump tests). Irrigation water is distributed throughout the Propertys vineyard blocks via booster pumps and filter stations, through main and submain pipelines. The Property is irrigated via a dual-line drip system. 9. According to the CA Department of Water Resources website, the Property is located in the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) Bulletin 118 Basin 5-021.67, Sacramento Valley Basin, Sacramento Valley Yolo Subbasin, which his currently a High-Priority, Non-Critically Overdrafted Subbasin. The basin is currently managed by the Yolo Subbasin Groundwater Agency. 10. Major structural improvements, all located at the Property's headquarters include a modular home, 2,400 +/- square-foot shop/office, 600 +/- square-foot chemical storage building, and a domestic well. Both the shop/office and chemical storage buildings feature concrete foundations and are metal framed, sided, and roofed. 11. Purchase Price: $6,500,000 all cash at the close of escrow ($15,393 per gross acre, $15,587 per net planted vine acre). Exclusive Seller Representation by The Mendrin Group. Private Property tours and inspections are strictly by appointment only with 48 hours prior notice. Buyers/Recipients communications, viewing of the Property, Letter of Intent submissions, Property Due Diligence data requests, and Property Due Diligence site visits shall be directed only through The Mendrin Group by contacting Al or Josh.

Jacobs Corner Almonds features a premium quality, investment grade, mature-bearing almond orchard planted in early 2014. The almond blocks cover 148+/- acres and are in top condition. Varietals include 50% Nonpareil with Monterey, Carmel and Butte on Brights 5 hybrid rootstock. The irrigation system is fully automated with a dual fan-jet micro sprinkler line and a drip system line (giving the operator some unique adaptive options to counter weather variables). The source of water is an ag well (designed at 2,000 GPM) and the efficient irrigation set has two-set programming. An equipped pumping plant provides maximum water conservation and optimum water quality is delivered through State-of-the-Art water filtration and additive injection systems. There is access to district surface water too which could be developed. Owner-operator has built an 8,000 SF steel shop which is partially insulated and enclosed for admin/equipment storage. A roof-mounted solar generation array (82 Kw) off-sets the demand from the electrical grid. The shop area is contained within security fenced gravel yard off CR 93 entrance. Jacobs Corner Almonds is truly the best turn-key almond investment asset available on the marketplace that has been maximally developed with professional management available to the next owner.

This is a very nice owner-operated, Super-High Density (SHD) Olive plantation in close proximity to Woodland. Situated on the banks of Willow Slough, the site is about 1/2 mile from Woodland and close to shopping and schools. Soils are mostly excellent Class 1 silty clay loams. There are 72 acres of Arbequino olives that are producing and currently delivered to an olive oil mill. Has over 10 acres of pastureland and an existing rural homesite with domestic well. Vinyl fenced along frontage road with multiple gated entries. Has an ag well for irrigation water with undeveloped riparian rights in Willow Slough. A solar array was installed and connected to ag well pumping plant to offset pumping costs. This is an excellent turn-key ag investment with upside to investors to sell mitigation rights for habitat along Willow Slough and prime farmland conservation.

Nestled in the heart of Yolo County's wine country, this 10-acre property located at 52210 Willow Point Road in Clarksburg, CA offers a unique opportunity for agricultural and commercial development. The site features level topography and favorable soil conditions, making it ideal for specialty processing operations such as wine, craft beer, cider, or olive oil productionalong with the potential for a related tasting room or music-focused commercial use, subject to Yolo County planning approval. Zoned AG with a Planned Development Commercial Overlay, the parcel (APN 043-240-003-000) is not currently enrolled in the Williamson Act, providing flexibility for future development. Improvements include a 15,500 SF 2-bay shop with office space, and utilities are in place with PG&E electric service and a Sheldon propane tank. Water is provided via a private domestic well and Reclamation District 999; however, there is no agricultural well on site. The property lies within FEMA Flood Zone A and is assessed with 2024 annual property taxes of $6,143. This is an exceptional investment for those seeking to establish a boutique agricultural brand or tasting venue in the growing Clarksburg region.

LOCATION: This property is located at 22271 County Road 98, Woodland, California. Only six miles south of downtown Woodland and eight miles north of downtown Davis. ALMOND ORCHARD: This beautiful ranch is 70 total acres with 65 acres planted to almonds in 2016. The varieties are 50% Non-pareil, 25% Carmel, and 25% Winters. The orchard is planted on a Krymsk 86 rootstock. WATER: This ranch has two sources of water. In addition to the Ag Well, the ranch is also in the Yolo County Flood Irrigation District. The surface water irrigation system has not been set up, but one could utilize the district water with the addition of minimal infrastructure. IRRIGATION: The ranch is irrigated via micro-sprinklers and operates in two sets. SOILS: The entire ranch is comprised of class two soil, specifically Capy Silty Clay. (please see attached soil map) IMPROVEMENTS: There is a well-maintained 1,400 sq. ft. rental home. The tenants help maintain the property and would be happy to continue the existing arrangement. There are also two shipping containers that are included in the sale that serve as excellent equipment storage. COMMENTS: This ranch is only 15 minutes from either the Woodland or Davis Downtown, making it the perfect location between two growing cities. In addition to the phenomenal area, no expenses were spared in the development of this ranch. This lucrative investment will be simple to manage. Here's an opportunity to put your money into agriculture that will immediately generate cash flow and is bound to appreciate.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Easy access East of Intersate 5 on Road 10 Excellent water from Colusa Basin Drainage Canal Waterfowl and upland game hunting Positioned just 40 minutes from Sacramento with easy access east of Interstate 5 along Road 10, this ± 304 Acre property offers a rare combination of convenience and premier waterfowl habitat. With excellent water supplied by the Colusa Basin Drainage Canal, the ranch supports strong seasonal conditions for both waterfowl and upland game hunting. A newly constructed clubhouse sits on a two-acre pad, providing a comfortable compound for ownership and guests. Located just minutes from the renowned Roosevelt Ranch, the property lies in the heart of a proven flyway surrounded by some of Northern California’s most respected hunting grounds

Positioned just 40 minutes from Sacramento with easy access east of Interstate 5 along Road 10, this ± 304 Acre property offers a rare combination of convenience and premier waterfowl habitat. With excellent water supplied by the Colusa Basin Drainage Canal, the ranch supports strong seasonal conditions for both waterfowl and upland game hunting. A newly constructed clubhouse sits on a two-acre pad, providing a comfortable compound for ownership and guests. Located just minutes from the renowned Roosevelt Ranch, the property lies in the heart of a proven flyway surrounded by some of Northern California’s most respected hunting grounds.

NEW REDUCED PRICE ALMOND & PECAN ORCHARD Almond Orchard: The property is improved with 37 net acres of almonds. The orchard was planted in 2016 to the independence variety on a Lovell rootstock. Pecan Orchard: The property is also improved with 43 m/l acres of Pecans. The Pecans were planted in 2018. Wichita is the primary variety, while Pawnee is the pollinator. Open Land: There are 70 m/l acres of open land that was historically planted to almonds and pecans with 1 m/l acre in a building site. Irrigation: Provided by one well in addition to two surface district (YCFCWCD) outlets improved with Lakos Filters. The irrigation sites are propane fired. The orchards are on microjet sprinklers and drip irrigation. Zoning: AN-40 (Intensive Agriculture) with Williamson Act Contract; taxes will remain low at the close of escrow. Soils: 56% Sehorn Cobbly Clay Class 3, 32% Sehorn Clay Class 3 & 12% Willows Clay, marly variant saline alkali Class 4 (see attached soils map and description for more detail). Topography: Level to gently undulating. Other improvements: 1,600+ s.f. modular residence, 3,000+ s.f. Barn, onsite domestic well and pressure system, septic, gravel base and electrical improved at a one acre building site. Comments: The orchard is custom farmed by a local grower under an annual management agreement; the grower would be interested in continuing farming the property for the new buyer. The building site is occupied by the farm manager under a separate agreement.

MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION! From $1,950,000 to $1,500,000 Property Description ACREAGE: 219.89 acres, Yolo County Assessor Records 195.03 acres net farmed vineyard PLANTINGS: Mature Pinot Noir divided into 6 blocks - 157.45 acres planted in 2013 - 37.58 acres replanted in 2019 - 11x5 spacing, California Sprawl trellis system SOILS: 100% Sacramento Clay, 0-2% slopes, Capability unit IIIw This institutional quality vineyard is planted entirely to Pinot Noir varietal grapes located within the Clarksburg AVA and California Grape Pricing District 17. This region has a reputation for consistent high quality grape production due to the Delta growing season climate of warm days and cool nights. High quality irrigation water is lifted from an adjoining district canal and benefits from some of the most secure riparian rights available in California. The vineyard planted in 2013 (81%) and 2019 (19%) is young with mature production and an established history. Water Information: The Clarksburg Vineyard is located within the service area of Reclamation District (RD) 999 and provides both surface water and drainage under contract with the North Delta Water Agency (NDWA). The NDWA water supply is equivalent to a confirmed riparian right, one of the most senior water rights available in California. Surface water is accessed by a 50 hp lift pump from the RD-999 canal running along the north property boundary and is distributed to the vineyard by a drip irrigation system. There are no wells, groundwater is typically not utilized or considered a necessary supplemental water supply within the RD-999 / NDWA service area.

LOCATION: This property is located off County Road 18 in Woodland, California. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 5 take exit 541 for Highway 16 (Road 98) from the offramp and go NE onto County Road 18. The property is 0.2 miles on the left side of the road. APN'S: 027-180-005 & 027-180-006. DESCRIPTION: This ranch features 200 acres of Chandlers planted on black rootstock. 100 acres were planted in 2008 and the remaining 100 acres were planted in 2010. SOILS: This ranch is primarily class one soils. (Please see the attached soil map for more information) IRRIGATION: The orchard is irrigated via micro-sprinklers. WATER: The ranch has a great well that is producing approximately 1800 GPMs under pressure. TAXES: This property is enrolled in the Williamson Act, keeping your taxes fixed at a lower cost. COMMENTS: This farm has been maintained to excellent standards. The farming practices have been nothing less than perfect and results show in the above-average yields. Being five minutes from downtown Woodland puts this ranch in the ideal location!

Welcome to a rare historic offering in Western Yolo County, set on five private acres in Esparto corridor. This custom country property includes a landmark barn that traces back to the original Stephens land grant, deeply rooted in the agricultural history of the region. Believed to have been built in 1909 for sheep production, the approx. 20,000 sq. ft. barn stands as a significant structure in both scale and presence. The size, original lumber, and commanding footprint make it more than a barn. It is a functional asset. Today, it is well suited for shop use, collector car storage, equipment, livestock, creative workspace, or serious hobby operations. A large gravel turnaround area accommodates trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment, providing practical access that supports real use. For buyers who understand infrastructure, this type of structure is increasingly difficult to duplicate at current construction costs. The custom home offers comfortable country living with thoughtful design and flexible space. The kitchen features an island with cooktop, a newer dishwasher, built in cabinetry, and generous storage. Wood floors run through the main living areas, and the kitchen opens directly to the family room, creating a connected and functional layout. The family room includes a brick fireplace, abundant natural light, and open views of the surrounding acreage. The primary suite is spacious and private, complete with its own fireplace, walk in closet, double sinks, and a tiled walk-in shower. An attached room provides flexibility for a workout space, sitting room, or private retreat, with a sliding glass door leading outdoors. There is also an attached studio that works well for multigenerational living, guests, a home office, or potential rental use. An oversized three car garage adds additional storage and versatility. Outside, the setting is open and peaceful, surrounded by wide skies and a private fruit orchard with mature citrus trees. A separate outbuilding adds yet another layer of functionality. Located approximately 35 minutes from Sacramento International Airport and just minutes from Cache Creek Casino and Resort, this Western Yolo County property offers space, history, infrastructure, and accessibility in one compelling opportunity.

The 9,353.45-acre Buckeye Creek Ranch is a world-class recreational facility! Located only twenty minutes from Cache Creek Casino Resort, one hour from Sacramento, and two hours from San Francisco, the ranch is in a prime location. Currently, the property is leased out for hunting and cattle. The recreational pursuits are endless. The ranch has one of the healthiest hog populations in Northern California. Additionally, trophy black tail deer, dove, quail, fox, coyote, black bear, and wild turkey roam the property. For anglers, there is a pond planted with various fish. Hunt, fish, hike, camp, swim, horseback ride, round up cattle, or just relax and enjoy the views. Improvements on the ranch include a 7,000-square-foot home and a 4,000-square-foot lodge, both designed for grand entertaining and positioned to take in the wonderful valley and rolling hill views. From the multiple recreational opportunities to the grand amenities and private location, this property is a magnet for multi-generational use. The Buckeye Creek Ranch makes an excellent family compound or recreational retreat!

Excellent hunting property with almost all of the game animals here. Excellent views from the top of the property. Cattle currently run on property. Beautiful homes are next door. Many oak and pine trees. Close to services. Catch Creek Casino is only about 15 minutes away in the beautiful Capay Valley.

LOCATION: The property is located at 20088 Old River Rd. West Sacramento, CA 95691. It is only a nine-mile drive from Downtown Sacramento. APNs: #042-330-004, 042-320-002, & 042-320-004 EGRESS/INGRESS: Easily accessible from Old River Road. TREES: This property consists of approximately 200 acres of Kerman variety pistachios, which were planted in 2019. The orchard is laid out with 19x14 foot spacing and is grafted onto Platinum rootstock from Sierra Gold Nursery, known for its vigor and adaptability. The trees are irrigated via a dual-line drip system, providing efficient and consistent water delivery to support optimal growth and production. WATER: The property is serviced by two agricultural wells, providing a reliable source of groundwater for irrigation. In addition to the wells, the property benefits from pre 1914 riparian water rights, allowing access to surface water directly from the Sacramento River. SOILS: The riverbed soil on this property offers a highly productive Class II soilideal for cultivating high-yielding permanent crops. The health and vigor of the trees on this ranch are a testament to the quality of the ground. Please refer to the attached soil map for additional details. IMPROVEMENTS: There are three vacant houses on a separate one acre parcel that have the potential to bring in about $5,000 in monthly income. COMMENTS: If you are looking for a ranch with perfect water, the ideal soil, and only 15 minutes from a major metropolitan area, look no further. A combination of assets this good makes farming easy! Ranches like this one do not come available often, don't miss a chance to make a monumental investment. Call Chuck or Logan to tour the property!

Location Property is located on the north and south sides of Country Road 19, 5 miles northwest of Woodland, CA. Plantings Property is planted to +/-1,498 acres of oil olives. The trees were planted in 2011 and 2012. +/-1,023 acres of Arbequina olives +/-475 acres of Arbosana olives Property will be planted to a total of +/-1,543 in April 2026 with the addition of +/-45 acres of Arbequina and Lecciana olives. These trees will be planted with the installation of irrigation and trellis systems, and spaced 12×5. Buildings The property includes a ±2,445 sq. ft. six-bedroom residence originally built in 1914 and fully remodeled in 2022, currently serving as the ranch manager’s home. The improvements also include a ±3,000 sq. ft. shop/office building featuring a dedicated conference room. Water The property is within Yolo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. The property features seven (7) ag wells and pumps are located on the property, as well as two (2) domestic wells. Soil See ‘Soil Map’ and ‘Soil Description’ for details. Legal Yolo County APNs: 025-010-015, 025-280-028, 025-280-002, 025-280-30, 025-280-31, 025-360-066, 025-360-054, 025-360-071, 025-360-077, 025-360-068, 025-360-079, 025-360-024, 025-280-029 Groundwater Disclosure Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requires groundwater basins to be sustainable by 2040. SGMA may limit groundwater pumping. For more information, please visit the SGMA website. The Buyer is responsible for conducting their own research to verify all information related to groundwater and surface water resources, including availability, usage rights, and potential restrictions. Remarks The property is eligible for enrollment in the Williamson Act, a California Land Conservation Act program designed to support agricultural preservation. Enrollment may offer the opportunity to significantly reduce future property tax obligations by securing preferential tax assessment in exchange for maintaining the land in agricultural use. Buyers are encouraged to consult with a county assessor or a land use professional to evaluate eligibility and potential benefits under this program.

Dunnigan Ranch Orchard Development Opportunity Location: From Interstate 5 take exit 556 for Road 6 Dunnigan, CA. Go West on Road 6 for 1.5 miles. The property will be on the left side of the road. Please DO NOT TRESSPASS!!! Shown By Appointment Only! APN#: Yolo County APN#s: 051-150-020, 051-150-021, 051-150-022, 051-150-023, 051-150-024, 051-150-033 Property: The property consists of rolling hills. There are almonds to the north, south, and east. The property borders the Tehama-Colusa Canal and has an approved application to receive Secondary Water from Dunnigan Water District. It would have its own syphon out of the canal with no shared irrigation lines. Soils: The entire farm is comprised of primarily Class III Soils. Please review the attached soils map for more information. Water: There is one well casing on the subject property. It reportedly test pumped at over 2,000 gpm. In addition to the ground water, the property has an accepted application with Dunnigan Water District to annex 590 acres. The Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requires groundwater basins to be sustainable by 2040. SGMA plans may limit ground water pumping. Leases: There are no leases on the subject property. Oil, Gas, & Mineral Rights: All of the oil, gas, & mineral rights that are owned by the seller on the subject property will transfer to the buyer at the close of escrow. Taxes: The property is enrolled in the Williamson Act. The property taxes will remain low at the close of escrow. Price: $5,040,000 Terms: Cash at the close of escrow Comments: Affordable orchard development opportunity minutes from Interstate 5. The Dunnigan Ranch has a well drilled and has an accepted application for a surface water right. There are almond orchards grown on 3 sides of this property. There are also high-density olives grown in the region. Please call Charter Realty for a private showing!

LOCATION: The property is easily accessed via County Road 85 and County Road 11. (See attached map.) INGRESS/EGRESS: Subject property is located close to the town of Dunnigan off County Road 85, Yolo County, CA. IRRIGATION: There are three (3) deep wells with electric motors. Each well produces approximately 1000 gpm. ACREAGE & PARCELS: The subject property consists of 405 assessed acres that consists of three (3) separate legal parcels. 120 acres of this orchard was planted in 2012 and 280 acres were planted in 2013. The entire orchard is planted 21x16, which is 130 trees per acre. The varieties are 50% Nonpareil, 25% Carmel, and 25% Monterey. The entire orchard is irrigated via single drip line that is set at one (1) gallon per hour. There are three (3) emitters for each tree. 280 acres of the orchard is planted to Hybrid rootstock. The remainder of the orchard is planted to Krymsk and Lovell rootstock. SOILS: According to the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) soils map, the property is comprised of the following soils: Rincon Silty Clay Loam, Sehorn-Balcom Complex, and Tehama Loam. These soils are suitable for an almond orchard.

LOCATION: The property is located on the intersection of County Road 106 and County Road 38 in Dixon, California. APN(s): # 033-150-012, 033-150-021, & 033-150-059 DESCRIPTION: The land spans 596.52 acres dedicated to row crops. Throughout its history, it has been cultivated with a diverse range of crops, including tomatoes, corn, alfalfa, wheat, sunflowers, sudan grass, and beans. Additionally, the property features a 2,000-square-foot workshop equipped with a bathroom and a covered space measuring 4,000 square feet. LEASES: Currently, the farm has two leases, both eligible for annual renewal. The first lease covers 435 acres and is set to expire in December 2024, while the second lease covers 161 acres and is scheduled to expire in December 2025. WATER: The property is equipped with four agricultural wells and one domestic well. The specifications for the four agricultural wells are as follows: 1. 75 hp, pumping 2000 gallons per minute (gpm) 2. 75 hp, pumping 2400 gpm 3. 75 hp, pumping 1650 gpm 4. 50 hp SOILS: The majority of the soil falls under the classification of grade one, specifically identified as Brentwood Silty Clay. (Refer to the attached soils map for additional details.)

Esparto Almond Orchard For Sale! Location: From Interstate 505 take the Road 27 Exit. Go West for 1 mile and make a right on Road 89. Go left on Road for 25 for 1.8 miles. The property will be on your left hand side. Please DO NTO TRESPASS!!! Shown by APPOIINTMENT ONLY! APN#: Yolo County APN#: 050-080-013 Soils: The farm is comprised of class I & II soils. Please see the attached soils map. Orchard: There are 111 acres of almonds planted on the subject property. They were planted in the Spring of 2018 on a 2216 Spacing and are as follows: 50% Nonpareil on Krymsk 25% Monterey on Krymsk 25% Carmel on Krymsk Water: Dual source Water: 2 irrigation wells drilled in 2018 and 2019. The orchard is also in Yolo Flood Control & Water Conservation District. The orchard sits on the Winters Canal and has a lift pump in the canal. The orchard irrigates in 2 sets via a dual line/dual manifold buried drip irrigation system. Leases: There are no leases on the subject property. The orchard is custom farmed by a local operator. The operator would be interested in speaking with the new buyer if they are in need of assistance. Oil, Gas, & Mineral Rights: Any oil, gas, and mineral rights owned by the seller on the subject property will transfer to the buyer at the close of escrow. Taxes: The property is enrolled in the Williamson Act and the taxes will be low at the close of escrow. Price: $3,428,265 or $28,500 per acre Terms: Cash at the close of escrow Comments: 1st class Esparto almond orchard on great soils & dual sourced water. This is a unique opportunity to purchase an almond orchard that has been developed with quality in mind. This orchard is uniform, pruned well, fertilized & irrigated properly. This orchard has the potential to produce large crops in the coming years. Call 530-870-2717 for a private showing today!

Exceptional opportunity to acquire a 28± acre producing vineyard in the highly regarded Clarksburg AVA. The property is planted to Viognier grapes and is currently under contract with an established winery, offering immediate income potential. The ranch includes a historic residence and vintage barn, with zoning that allows for the development of a second homesite—ideal for an owner-operator or investor looking to expand or build a custom estate. Key features include: • 28± total acres with established vineyard planting • Viognier varietal under current vineyard contract • Located within the Clarksburg AVA • Riparian water rights supporting agricultural use • Existing farmhouse and barn improvements • Additional homesite The property is situated in the fertile Sacramento Delta region, known for its premium wine grape production, while remaining in close proximity to Sacramento for convenient access to lifestyle, services and entertainment. This offering presents a rare combination of income-producing vineyard, water rights, and residential flexibility in one of Northern California’s established wine-growing regions.

Had you been thinking about buying some land, particularly a small farm in the Sacramento area? If that's the case, checkout this remarkable 20-acre producing vineyard located in Clarksburg, CA. This stunning Chardonnay vineyard is one of the top properties available in the area. It is professionally managed and has a contract with Delicato Winery. The vineyard offers a plentiful water supply provided by the North Delta Water Agency, along with a premium tile drainage system installed throughout the property. Become a passive investor or a hands on weekend farmer with this beautiful estate that is completely set up for your enjoyment. For more information or to arrange a showing, please reach out to the listing agent.

Productive, certified organic farmland is getting harder to find, and this nearly 30 acre parcel in Guinda, located in the Upper Capay Valley, delivers the core fundamentals that serious agricultural buyers are actively seeking. This property is certified organic and features predominantly Class 1 and Class 2 soils, supporting a wide range of agricultural uses including row crops, specialty crops, and organic farming operations. Ground with this combination of soil quality and organic status is not only usable, it is highly desirable in today’s market. A strong agricultural well is already in place, providing a reliable water source for ongoing or future farming. When evaluating farmland, it always comes down to soil, water, and usability. This parcel checks each of those boxes. The land is clean, open, and functional, making it easy to work and suitable for a variety of agricultural applications. Surrounding properties reflect active farming operations, reinforcing the strength and consistency of the area as a working agricultural corridor. Set in the Upper Capay Valley, the property also offers beautiful views of the surrounding hills, creating a setting that combines productivity with a sense of place. This is ground that works, and it presents well. Whether you are expanding an existing operation, entering the organic farming space, or securing quality agricultural land for long-term investment, this is a strong opportunity with real fundamentals already in place.

Prime 91-acre vineyard property in the Clarksburg AVA with 79.4 acres planted under lease, generating income with a reputable tenant in place. Features Petite Sirah and newly grafted Chenin Blanc on 5C rootstock, drip irrigation, and productive soils. Pre-1914 Riparian Water Rights supply is directly pumped from the Sacramento River, providing reliable irrigation for vineyard operations. The property benefits from Williamson Act tax savings, A-N zoning, and proven yields in a desirable wine region. Zoning may allow for a future homesite, offering the opportunity to build a vineyard estate while maintaining income from vineyard operations.