Agricultural Land with Water and a Reservoir

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. Prospective buyers should consider this 192-acre property, which is ideally suited for agricultural purposes. Nestled just off Porterville Highway, this expansive acreage provides both privacy and excellent access to major transportation routes. The property is equipped with a robust well, a single-source water supply, and an on-site reservoir, ensuring reliable irrigation for agricultural operations. Although the existing trees require removal, these features position the land for immediate redevelopment or new cultivation. With agricultural (AG) zoning, investors benefit from outstanding flexibility for future projects. The agricultural zoning is specifically designed to safeguard farmland while supporting the regions dynamic agricultural economy. This allows for a range of uses, from traditional crop production to innovative agricultural initiatives, fostering expansion, diversification, and new business opportunities. Whether investors aim to continue profitable farming operations or pursue new ventures, this property offers a strong foundation for sustained growth. Its prime location, dependable water resources, and protected agricultural status make it a secure and attractive long-term investment. Delano is an excellent spot for buyers interested in agricultural land, just north of Bakersfield and well-known throughout the region. Situated in Kern County, Delano, California, a diverse city with deep agricultural roots, is 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 agriculture and energy sectors, with Kern County ranking among the leading producers in both areas. 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. Property listed by The Buxman Group | Carl Buxman License: 00476190