78 +/- acres of Class 1 soil on the Sacramento River between Chico and Red Bluff. 76 +/- acres of fertile soil are planted to producing Chandler walnuts. On the east bank of the Sacramento River is a 2,500 square foot two-story custom home with three car attached garage. East Chandlers: 58 +/- acres planted in 2008 to Chandler, paradox rootstock. These 16-year-old Chandlers are in good condition with few replants. The block is irrigated with above ground tubing and Nelson P6-15 micro sprinklers. The block is irrigated in 3 sets. Combined 3-year average production is 4,117 inshell pounds per acre. 2023 production was 4,741 inshell pounds per acre. West Chandlers: 18 +/- acres planted in 1998 to Chandler, paradox rootstock. These 26-year-old Chandlers are in good condition for age, some missing trees, few replants. The block is irrigated with buried tubing and Nelson P6-15 micro sprinklers. Orchard is irrigated in 1 set. There are two wells. The 1994 drilled 12” cased irrigation well is completed to a depth of 220’ with a 6-cylinder John Deere diesel engine and 60 Hp Johnson 1:1 gearhead. Water for home and landscaping is provided by a 6” domestic well with submersible pump. Per Natural Resources Conservation Service, the majority of the soils are rated class 1. There is a 1994 built, two-story 2,500 square foot custom home with 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms, plus sunroom and attached extra deep 3 car garage. Off the centrally located kitchen with island and surrounding bar top is the living room with a woodstove, dining room, laundry room and sunroom. Both upstairs bedrooms have beautiful views of the Sacramento River. The downstairs master bedroom has its own bathroom with Jacuzzi tub, walk in closet, and gas fireplace. Across from the master is an open room previously used as an office. Additionally, the home has 2 HVAC, large front and back lawns, with maintainable landscaping. Listing agent to accompany.