The median home value in Delhi, CA is $420,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $363,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Delhi, CA is $420,000.
Approximately 65% of Delhi homes are owned,
compared to 31% rented, while
4% are vacant.
Delhi real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Courtesy: PMZ Commercial Real Estate
Young Independence Almonds on Nemaguard Root Stalk, planted in 2018, on 16 x 20 spacing all on solid set sprinklers via TID water on a 60hp Booster pump. There is also a second source of irrigation water with the 50hp Deep Well. Home is approx. 1,348 sqft 3 bedroom, 1 bath with a very clean kitchen and bathroom and a new roof was just installed. New yard fencing around the home. Newer A/C unit and domestic well pump. 24 x 40 detached 3 car garage with bathroom.
Spacious 4.28 acre corner lot in the heart of Delhi. Unique investment potential close to Highway 99. Per Merced County, property is currently zoned R-3 (Multi-family residential). County working on project to possibly rezone areas of Delhi to mixed use. This property may offer a range of potential uses. Buyer to confirm potential future use.
Courtesy: Century 21 Select Real Estate
Spacious vacant 4.28 acre corner lot in the heart of Delhi. Unique investment potential close to Highway 99. Per Merced County, property is currently zoned R-3 (Multi-family residential). County working on project to possibly rezone areas of Delhi to mixed use. This property may offer a range of potential uses. Buyer to confirm potential future use.
Peaches....Millions of Peaches! Two sources of water make this farm sector opportunity featuring positive cash flow farming freestone peaches a must see. The farm is comprised of approx 19 acres of Kaweah and 19 acres of Fairtime freestones. The remaining ground is in a sweet potato lease. Buyer would have the option to choose to continue the lease with the current tenant or develop to the desired commodity. The farm is within the Turlock Irrigation District (TID) boundary and privy to TID surface water, priority/class one water rights. Additionally, the farm has two onsite ag wells of approx. 14-inch casing diameter with one ag well at an approx. depth of 335 ft while the other at approx. 290 ft. Irrigation is via a 40hp turbine pump for the surface water and a 60hp submersible for the well water, that is filtered by a three tank sand media station, conveyed by dual line drip and micro sprinklers. Property lies within the West Turlock Subbasin GSA - www.turlockgroundwater.org. Talk to your CPA about the tax benefits of owning agricultural property.
Courtesy: Century 21 Select Real Estate
Peaches....Millions of Peaches! Two sources of water make this farm sector opportunity featuring positive cash flow farming freestone peaches a must see. The farm is comprised of approx 19 acres of Kaweah and 19 acres of Fairtime freestones. The remaining ground is in a sweet potato lease. Buyer would have the option to choose to continue the lease with the current tenant or develop to the desired commodity. The farm is within the Turlock Irrigation District (TID) boundary and privy to TID surface water, priority/class one water rights. Additionally, the farm has two onsite ag wells of approx. 14-inch casing diameter with one ag well at an approx. depth of 335 ft while the other at approx. 290 ft. Irrigation is via a 40hp turbine pump for the surface water and a 60hp submersible for the well water, that is filtered by a three tank sand media station, conveyed by dual line drip and micro sprinklers. Property lies within the West Turlock Subbasin GSA - www.turlockgroundwater.org. Talk to your CPA about the tax benefits of owning agricultural property.
Courtesy: Valley Heritage Realty
35.27 acre good producing almond orchard. Trees are 15 years old and are in the TID irrigation district. A 50 hp ag well provides a secondary source of water. Trees are watered by micro sprinklers & a drip system. Varieties include nonpareil, monterey, & carmel. Production past 3 years: 2022 95,636 lbs. 2021 96,588 lbs. 2020 119,368 lbs.
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