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This formerly fully equipped wine production facility is outfitted with state-of-the-art Italian winemaking technology, offering an exceptional foundation for a variety of agricultural endeavors. The winery is thoughtfully designed to accommodate both artisanal small-batch varietals and large-scale production, making it a versatile space for a range of agricultural applications.<br />
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An on-site specialty label maker adds a unique touch, producing personalized labels that elevate the customer experience with an exclusive wine presentation. In addition, the property boasts approximately one acre of olive trees, with olives pressed annually (off-site) for the production of premium, estate-grown extra virgin olive oil.<br />
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This property presents an outstanding opportunity for a buyer seeking to establish or expand a business. With its existing infrastructure, the possibilities for this space are boundless. Whether you continue the legacy of winemaking or explore other agricultural ventures, this is a rare and flexible offering. Contact us today to explore the potential of this remarkable property. Land Use<br />
The property was formerly a vineyard and is currently in the process of having the vines removed.<br />
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Approximately +/-1.2 acres of olive trees are planted along the driveway.<br />
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Facility<br />
The agriculture facility is a seismically constructed building featuring two (2) structural components. Section one (1) being the perimeter and walls and section two (2) being the roof (332 tall) and a structurally sound floor that can support the weight of tanks at full capacity.<br />
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Production Facility:<br />
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+/-24,000 sq. ft. (closed building) | 117w x 170d x 33h<br />
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Tri-Level Design<br />
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Level 1 - Main production floor - Storage tanks, bottling line, laboratory, offices, kitchen, washrooms and employee lockers.<br />
Level 2 - Administrative offices<br />
Level 3 - Bottling material inventory and archives<br />
Exterior Receiving and Crush Pad: +/-12,000 sq. ft. | 117w x 100d<br />
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Exterior Services Pad: +/-3,400 sq. ft. | 20w x 17d<br />
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Repair Shop: +/-225 sq. ft. | 15w x 15d x 10h<br />
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Other Features:<br />
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Interior and Exterior Service Tunnel<br />
One (1) pumping station to waste water ponds<br />
Eight (8) ponds for waste water<br />
One (1) large storm water pond<br />
Tank wash stations<br />
Fire sprinkler system<br />
Anti-theft alarm system<br />
Fenced perimeter<br />
This production facility was formerly a winery, which is not currently in operation.<br />
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Production Capacity<br />
Facility/Winery Capacities<br />
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Production Capacity: 1,000,000 gallons<br />
Grape Crush Capacity: 6,300 Tons<br />
Tons per Load: 25<br />
Loads per Day: 6<br />
Crush Days: 42<br />
Tank Storage Capacity: 1,071,732 gallons<br />
Bottling Capacity: 2,300 bottles per hour or 190 cases per hour (12 x 750mL bottles)<br />
Indoor Case Storage: +/-5,000 cases (12 x 750mL bottles)<br />
Assets & Equipment<br />
The facility features specialized assets and equipment imported from some of Europe's most prestigious wine regions. All tanks are stainless steel with three (3) refrigerated jackets and feature an outer decorate skin. An Italian imported bottling machine fills, corks and caps bottles with precision.<br />
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A detailed asset and equipment list is available upon request.<br />
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Water<br />
The property is located in the Pixley Water District and part of the Pixley Irrigation District GSA. There are two (2) wells with 100 HP pumps on each well. The facility receives and uses water from the City of Pixley.<br />
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Legal<br />
Tulare County APNs: 314-250-018-000, 314-250-019-000, and 314-260-005-000.<br />
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Soil<br />
Property has +/- 100% Grade 1 Excellent Soil:<br />
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+/-51% Akers-Akers, Saline-Sodic, Complex, 0 to 2 percent slopes.<br />
+/-49% Hanford Sandy Loam, 0 to 2 percent slopes.<br />
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Groundwater Disclosure<br />
Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requires groundwater basins to be sustainable by 2040. SGMA may limit ground water pumping. For more information, please visit the SGMA website at https://water.ca.gov/programs/groundwater-management/sgma-groundwater-management.<br />
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The Buyer is responsible for conducting their own research to verify all information related to groundwater and surface water resources, including availability, usage rights, and potential restrictions. |
