One of the last remaining large-scale, contiguous mixed cropping property -predominantly utilized for citrus production in Southern California.
Rare and unique available dual-water sources with groundwater rights and infrastructure that far surpass any other agricultural holding in the region.
Extensive frontage on the main arterial 76 highway and in close proximity to produce packing/processing, and distribution facilities. Good access to local highways and direct access to Interstate 5 and I-15, the major north/south Southern California Freeways.
Good soils near the valley floor and uplands that are suitable for a wide variety of plantings including citrus, avocados, flowers and possible nursery uses.
World-renown, excellent Pauma Valley Mediterranean climate that is characterized by dry summers and mild, wet winters.
Excellent operational infrastructure including interior roadways, irrigation systems and structural improvements, further enhancing on-farm efficiencies
Excellent future growth opportunities with the potential to further develop or redevelop the existing plantings to new crop varieties, supported by the extensive water availability and infrastructure.
Strategically located in one of the most productive and agriculturally diverse growing regions in both San Diego County and Southern California.
