280 6 1/2 Avenue, Kingsburg, CA 93631 - Kings County

Location

The property is located on the southwest corner of 6 1/2 Avenue and Barstow with the westside of the property adjacent to the Kings River, in Kingsburg, CA.

Size

+/-39.65 Assessed Acres

Plantings

Property is planted to almonds and walnuts:

Almonds:

Block 1: +/-14 acres, Nonpareil/Monterey variety almonds. Trees were planted in 2015 at 22 x 15 spacing.

Walnuts:

Block 2: +/-11 acres, Chandler variety walnuts on Paradox rootstock. Trees were planted in 1995 at 30 x 30 spacing.

Block 3: +/-14 acres, Chandler variety walnuts on Paradox rootstock. Trees were planted in 2005 at 30 x 30 spacing.

Buildings

Mobile Home: +/-1440 sq ft., three (3) bedrooms and two (2) bathrooms

Shop: 80 x 40

Barns: Two (2) barns

Water

The property is located within the Consolidated Irrigation District. The almond orchard utilizes drip irrigation, while the walnut orchards are equipped with sprinklers. Additionally, all orchards have the capability for flood irrigation.

Property includes two (2) ag wells:

Well 1 40 HP VFD, drilled in 2015 at a depth of 440.

Well 2 20 HP submersible well drilled at a depth of 90.

Soil

Property features 100% Excellent Grade 1 soils.

73.2% Nord fine sandy loam

25.3% Kimberlina fine sandy loam, sandy substratum

Legal

Kings County APN: 002-040-019

Remarks

This stunning riverfront property stretches for 1/2 mile along the scenic Kings River, offering breathtaking water views. A lush, half-acre irrigated beach lawn area provides the perfect space to relax and enjoy the serene surroundings. With private river access, you can indulge in exclusive recreational opportunities right at your doorstep. While the property currently includes a mobile home, it also offers an excellent location to build your dream home, nested in the beautiful orchards. Additionally, the property is equipped with solar power for the shops and water pumps, ensuring both sustainability and efficiency.

Groundwater Disclosure

Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requires groundwater basins to be sustainable by 2040. SGMA may limit ground water pumping. For more information, please visit the SGMA website.