26188 Avenue 124, Porterville, CA 93257 - Tulare County

3 income producing homes, on 11.26 acres of money making citrus, with 3 SEPARATE WATER SOURCES, and room for horses. This is a rare opportunity to live on an incredible country estate tucked into a citrus grove along with 2 additional homes! The 3 homes are each popular Airbnb destinations, and are all currently being rented by short term rental guests. You could live in any of the three homes and enjoy the revenue of the other 2, or keep all of them rented, and manage the property remotely. The current owners even have their 5th wheel parked on the property and have short term rental guests in there as well! The main home is an upscale 2 story 3 bedroom 3 bath, 2889 sq ft farmhouse that was recently remodeled. With hardwood floors throughout the main living area, it includes a wood burning fireplace, and a full bar in the vaulted ceiling living room. The kitchen is a cook's dream with chiseled-edge granite countertops, a 6 burner Wolf range, stainless appliances and lots of well thought-out cabinetry. There is an eat-in kitchen area, and a formal dining room as well. 2 of the bedrooms are downstairs with the primary suite on the 2nd story. The large upper deck looks out over more than 400 acres of surrounding citrus, and the pool area oasis below. The pool has unique water features, a beach entry and tons of flagstone decking to enjoy the summer fun! The 2nd home is a 1200 sq ft, 3 bedroom, 2 bath manufactured home that is just fabulous! The barn has also been renovated to include a studio apartment that provides another stream of steady income. The Cara Cara oranges and lemons are a positive cash flow operation and are marketed through the Villa Park packing house. There is a domestic well. An Ag well and Vandalia district water, and owned solar. Call us for all the additional details and income reports

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