Selma, CA Land & Home Lots for Sale

Facility CapacityTotal annual capacity +/-55,000,000 in-shell pounds, +/-24,000 in-shell pounds per hour. Record volume processing +/-77,000,000 in-shell pounds, in 2023.Hulling/Drying Capacity +/-12 tons per hourSouth Plant, Organic Cracking, Dicing & Sizing +/-4,000 Meat Pounds Per Hour, +/-8,000 Pounds In-Shell Per HourNorth Pre-Clean & Cracking Plant +/-150,000 Meat Pounds

Doug Phillips Schuil Ag Real Estate

This offering consists of plums and Thompson grapes situated in Selma, California. The property is planted to multiple plum varieties, Thompson grapes, and is improved with two residences and shop buildings. The ranch is supported by two sources of irrigation water, including surface water provided by Consolidated Irrigation District.

Justin Lawson Pearson Realty

A young almond orchard with a beautiful tree lined driveway leading into a nice location for a homesite. Easy access to Fwy 99 from Manning Avenue. Great soils, water and location. The orchard has a full life ahead for income and depreciation benefits.

Melvin Lubisich Pearson Realty

This 26.95 acre opportunity sits right next to the Selma City Limits located between the new Highway 99 and the old Highway 99 (Golden State Boulevard). The property is currently zoned for agriculture but is in the Selma Sphere of Influence General Plan as future industrial. The land already has a SKF sewer line running across the front of the property along with power and gas supplied by PG&E.

Martin Hovsepian Pearson Realty

Welcome to Nebraska AE20, a rare 20 acre agricultural opportunity located within the highly desirable California Irrigation District (CID): one of the most reliable and cost effective water sources in the region. This property is primed for fruit production, specialty crops, or a long term agricultural investment.With CID allotment for 10 acres at just $71 per acre, plus the ability to

Nik De Jong Real Broker

Great Ag land with 2 water sources. Permanent planting land within the sphere of influence of Selma City and not in The Williamson Act.

Jon Daggett Century 21 Jordan-Link & Compa

Set on 20 acres in Selma, this unique agricultural property offers an exceptional blend of country living, income potential, and versatility. Sixteen acres are planted with Thompson grapes now no longer on a lease so you have freedom to do what you'd like with them, making this an ideal opportunity for those looking to continue agricultural use or invest in productive farmland.The main

Logan Fraser Realty Concepts, Ltd.

The property is zoned A1-20 set up for Agricultural Truck Parking and Repair ability. This 9,33-acre estate includes a main home with 4 Bd., 2.5 Ba., large living room, patio room, bar/entertainers' space, dining room and flex space. It has an attached 2 car garage, utility room. There is a two room office with large walk-in safe and separate entrance. The second farmhouse is a 2 Bd., 1 Ba. with

George Steese Steese Realty

Vineyard Opportunity: 50.13 Acres of Productive Agricultural Land in Fresno CountyThis 50.13 acre vineyard presents a compelling agricultural and investment opportunity in the heart of Fresno County's established farming region. The property offers both immediate production value and long-term potential.Property Features:Established Thomcord grape vines

Bonnie Centeno RE/MAX Success

Offering a rare development opportunity in Selma! This parcel at 2595 Pine Street is approved for 10 separate APN numbers. This developers dream has unlimited potential looking to create a residential subdivision or multi-home investment. Prime location near schools, shopping, and easy freeway access. Rare chance to secure land ready to build or hold!Highlights:10 separate APNs - approved and

Manuel Chavez M.C. Real Estate Corp