Brandon Kehoe

This ±174.3-acre ranch is located within the Merced Irrigation District and offers a well-balanced mix of producing almond orchards and open ground ready for future development. The property includes multiple established almond blocks planted between 2000 and 2003, providing a mature production base with a diverse mix of varieties including Nonpareil, Monterey, Fritz, Sonora, Winters, Butte, and

This 145.9-acre producing orchard is a solid Central Valley agricultural property with a proven mix of almonds and pistachios, located within the Merced Irrigation District, which adds meaningful long-term water reliability. The ranch is predominantly planted to almonds, with established blocks dating back to 2004 and an additional 12.9 acres planted in 2017. Almond varieties include Nonpareil,

This ±78-acre offering consists of two contiguous parcels of open agricultural land located within the Merced Irrigation District and presents a strong opportunity for future agricultural development. The property is well suited for an orchard, vineyard, or row-crop operation and provides a blank slate for buyers looking to plant and build to their own land benefits from solid irrigation

±82.71 acres of producing almonds planted in 2013 to 50% Nonpareil, 25% Wood Colony, and 25% Monterey on Nemaguard rootstock. The ranch is improved with a ±9,600 sq. ft. steel building and a sand media filtration system supporting the irrigation infrastructure. Water is supplied by a primary well equipped with a 100 HP submersible pump and 20 HP booster, along with a secondary well drilled in

This ±117.29-acre ranch sits in the heart of the Merced Irrigation District and feels like a property built to work-and keep working. The almond orchard was planted in 2019, so the trees are young, healthy, and moving into strong production years. Planted on 21' x 14' spacing, the layout is efficient and easy to variety mix is proven and well balanced: Nonpareil, Carmel, Aldrich, and

Offering approximately ±100.26 acres, this property combines existing agricultural use with long-term development potential in a growing Central Valley market. The land is currently planted in almonds, providing interim agricultural use while positioned within a major planned growth property is included in the recently adopted South of Tule River (SOTU) District Master Plan by the City of

This ±39.24-acre agricultural property offers a solid mix of productive ground and open acreage in an established farming area within the Porterville Irrigation District. Approximately 15 acres are planted to producing mandarins, providing immediate agricultural use, while the balance of the land remains open, level, and well suited for a wide range of future farming property's size and access to

Encompassing approximately ±41.36 acres, this well-established almond orchard offers a productive planting with a thoughtful variety mix and efficient irrigation design. The orchard is planted with approximately 50% Nonpareil, 25% Monterey, and 25% Wood Colony varieties, providing strong pollination balance and operational in 2011, the trees are arranged on a 22' x 14' spacing and irrigated

A rare Highway 99 frontage opportunity combining land scale, income-producing agriculture, and future development upside. This ±143-acre offering spans four parcels with prime exposure along CA-99, positioning it for business expansion, redevelopment, or long-term land banking in a high-visibility zoned AE-40, the property presents strong potential for future commercial or industrial rezoning,