Agricultural Properties

Investing in California’s Agricultural Properties

California’s crop-friendly climate provides an opportunity to invest in a diversity of farms, vineyards, ranches, orchards, timberlands, and mixed-use properties.

Mixed-use agricultural properties are very popular as owners often seek to hunt, fish, or engage in other forms of recreation and relaxation, especially on their ranches and farms.

California’s vineyard industry extends far beyond the famed regions of Napa and Sonoma. There are vineyards throughout the state where owners can produce boutique wines for personal consumption, sell grapes for profit, or become wine producers.

From organic farms to larger row crop properties, these lands offer diverse options for agribusiness. There are opportunities to cultivate hay and alfalfa, or engage in specialized organic farming, catering to niche markets. Orchards with olives, oranges, avocados, almonds, and walnuts represent just a few profitable avenues for agri-entrepreneurs.

For investors keen on long-term gains, Timberlands are prime options. Beyond timber production, these lands may allow for carbon credit initiatives, providing an additional revenue stream. Timber growth and regrowth serve as consistent sources of income, while simultaneously contributing to environmental initiatives.

Maintaining a property’s agricultural status, acquiring water rights, and utilizing property tax advantages, like those available via the Williamson Act, add current and future value to many agricultural properties.

Agricultural Properties For Sale

From the Sierra Nevada to the Pacific Coast, The Chickering Company has spent over 35 years brokering California ranches, mountain hideaways, coastal retreats, fishing and hunting lodges, and more. Put our years of expertise to work for you whether you are buying or selling Agricultural Properties.

Active Agricultural Property Lisings: Bar 13 Ranch, Black Ranch, Dodge Ranch, Island Ranch, and Redington Ranch.