14818 Flint Ave Hanford, CA 93230

LocationThe properties are located in the following locations in Hanford, CA:Flint Ranch +/-200 Acres on the northeast and southwest corners of Flint Avenue and 15th Avenue, as well as along the east side of 13th Avenue, just north of Flint AvenueFargo Ave Ranch +/-97.50 Acres on the northwest corner of Fargo Avenue and 15th Avenue13th Ave Ranch +/-43.86 Acres on the west side of 13th Avenue and south of Elder AvenueSize+/-495.73 Assessed AcresPlantings and Land UsageThe properties consist of:Flint Ranch +/-200 Acres - Open Ground historically planted to winter wheat and silage cornFargo Ave Ranch +/-97.50 Acres - Open Ground historically planted to winter wheat and silage corn13th Ave Ranch:+/-178.23 Acres - Open Ground historically planted to winter wheat/silage corn and alfalfa hay+/-20 Acres - Kerman variety pistachios planted in 1996WaterThe property, located in the Last Chance Water District, is flood-irrigated and uses both annually rented district water and high-volume output well water from multiple Ag wells. There are three (3) deep Ag wells, four (4) submersible shallow wells, and three (3) lift-ditch pumps throughout the ranches.SoilProperties feature both Grade 1 - Excellent and Grade 2 - Good soils. See 'Soil Maps' and 'Soil Descriptions' for details.LegalKings County APNs: 005-010-002, 005-010-003, 006-060-024, 006-060-043, 006-050-013, 006-050-019, 006-050-023 and 005-080-005Groundwater DisclosureSustainable 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 at 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.RemarksLocated in the heart of Kings County, this versatile offering includes multiple ranches that can be sold separately or together. The properties feature excellent and good quality soils, strong water resources with access to rented district water and multiple high-output ag wells, and are flood-irrigated. Historically planted to high-yielding crops such as alfalfa, corn, and wheat, the ranches are well-suited for continued row crop production or redevelopment.