Watsonville, CA 95076
$3,750,000




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52.92 Acres
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Exceptional agricultural opportunity offering 52± acres in the heart of the Pajaro Valley, including 32± highly productive farmable acres certified organic production. This exceptional ranch is highly suited for continued blackberry and raspberry growing. The property is supported by two high producing agricultural wells rated at approximately 500 GPM and 150± GPM connected by a 6 inch underground irrigation distribution system for efficient water delivery. Property is fully fenced and features two access points providing excellent operational flexibility. Ranch offers two spring fed lakes with bass and blue gill fish and a tractor storage building. A spectacular private homesite overlooks the ranch offering the perfect setting to build a custom home with sweeping views of the ranch and lakes.
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No schools listed for this address.
Within a 1-2 mile radius of the property, several parks and recreation areas are available. These include Scott Park, known for its picnic pavilion, playground, and lawn areas, and Mount Madonna County Park, which offers camping and outdoor activities. Pinto Lake City Park provides lakeside recreation with boating, fishing, picnic areas, a baseball diamond, and a volleyball court. Buena Vista Park is also noted for its walking, running, and hiking trails. Additionally, various city parks such as Hope Drive Park, Joyce-McKenzie Park, Kearney Park, Las Brisas Park, Marinovich Park, Memorial Park, Muzzio Park, and Peace Drive Park are located in Watsonville.
The neighborhood is identified as Watsonville North. This area is characterized by a mix of single-family homes and apartment complexes, with many residences being historic, built before 1939, or between 1970 and 1999. The community is predominantly of Mexican ethnicity, with a notable percentage of residents born in other countries. Watsonville North is considered a middle-income neighborhood with a childhood poverty rate higher than many U.S. neighborhoods. Local businesses include family-owned restaurants, markets, and services, with specific mentions of California Grill and Bar, D'La Colmena grocery, Benjamin Moore, and Cultivate dispensary. The Fish House is a local seafood restaurant, and Litos Community Market & Cafe serves as a gathering space with locally sourced goods. Fruition Brewing is a family-friendly brewery and kitchen.
The area has some transit options, with several bus lines available within a short distance. For example, bus lines 29 Watsonville via Prunedale and 28 Watsonville via Castroville are 0.3 miles away. The Walk Score for a nearby address (53 White Street) is 75 out of 100, indicating it is "Very Walkable," meaning most errands can be accomplished on foot. The Transit Score is not explicitly listed for this specific address, but the general area has "Some Transit."
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No schools listed for this address.
Within a 1-2 mile radius of the property, several parks and recreation areas are available. These include Scott Park, known for its picnic pavilion, playground, and lawn areas, and Mount Madonna County Park, which offers camping and outdoor activities. Pinto Lake City Park provides lakeside recreation with boating, fishing, picnic areas, a baseball diamond, and a volleyball court. Buena Vista Park is also noted for its walking, running, and hiking trails. Additionally, various city parks such as Hope Drive Park, Joyce-McKenzie Park, Kearney Park, Las Brisas Park, Marinovich Park, Memorial Park, Muzzio Park, and Peace Drive Park are located in Watsonville.
The neighborhood is identified as Watsonville North. This area is characterized by a mix of single-family homes and apartment complexes, with many residences being historic, built before 1939, or between 1970 and 1999. The community is predominantly of Mexican ethnicity, with a notable percentage of residents born in other countries. Watsonville North is considered a middle-income neighborhood with a childhood poverty rate higher than many U.S. neighborhoods. Local businesses include family-owned restaurants, markets, and services, with specific mentions of California Grill and Bar, D'La Colmena grocery, Benjamin Moore, and Cultivate dispensary. The Fish House is a local seafood restaurant, and Litos Community Market & Cafe serves as a gathering space with locally sourced goods. Fruition Brewing is a family-friendly brewery and kitchen.
The area has some transit options, with several bus lines available within a short distance. For example, bus lines 29 Watsonville via Prunedale and 28 Watsonville via Castroville are 0.3 miles away. The Walk Score for a nearby address (53 White Street) is 75 out of 100, indicating it is "Very Walkable," meaning most errands can be accomplished on foot. The Transit Score is not explicitly listed for this specific address, but the general area has "Some Transit."
This neighborhood information is AI-generated based on the property address and publicly available data. Please verify important information independently. Do not rely solely on this information for property decisions. RoostHaven makes no warranties and assumes no liability for the accuracy or completeness of AI-generated information. School boundaries, ratings, and local amenities may change over time.