This raw, vacant parcel is located in the northeast portion of California's Imperial Valley. Situated along the Highline Canal across from the IID Midway Substation and two solar developments, this parcel, which is within the Renewable Energy overlay, is well positioned for renewable energy uses such as a solar farm or battery storage. The Property was used by the owners for many years for dove hunting, which highlights its recreational value for hunting, camping, off-roading or other such uses.

This highly efficient farm sits at the center of the southern Imperial Valley with excellent access off of Highway 111 just 4± miles north of Interstate 8. It has two gates for Imperial Irrigation District (IID) water deliveries, tile drains, and cement ditches. It has historically been farmed to hay crops.

This exceptionally located farm sits at the intersection of Interstate 8 and Highway 111, which are the two major highways in the region. With great visibility along these highly trafficked highways, the site is well positioned for long-term future development potential. The Property has historically been farmed for forage crops, and it benefits from an ample water allocation from Imperial Irrigation District.