Avenue 24 , Earlimart, CA 93219

529 Acres | 1Allensworth Village Farm Opportunity | Tulare County, CA | For Sale or Joint Venture This is not a conventional land listing it is an invitation to be part of something transformational. A rare 12.26-acre development parcel in Tulare County’s historic Allensworth area, offered for outright sale or joint venture partnership, sits at the intersection of agricultural innovation, workforce development, affordable housing, and water security. For the right developer, institution, or impact investor, this opportunity represents the kind of once-in-a-generation project that defines a legacy. The 12.26-acre parcel positioned at Ave 24 & Road 112 is part of a significantly larger 529-acre master holding, of which 517 acres are under conservation easement with grazing permitted, providing a productive and protected agricultural backdrop to whatever is built on the development site. The scale, context, and vision already in place here set this opportunity apart from anything else currently available in California’s Central Valley. A Development Vision Built for Today’s Most Pressing Needs The site has been thoughtfully envisioned as a Vocational Training & Production Center a fully integrated facility designed to address three of California’s most urgent challenges simultaneously: food security, affordable housing, and workforce development. Proposed programming includes hydroponic and controlled-environment agriculture operations, affordable housing manufacturing using SIP panels, modular construction, and light-gauge steel systems, and hands-on workforce training for agriculture, construction trades, and sustainability all designed to serve students, veterans, and underserved workforce communities. This is a concept with genuine social impact, institutional appeal, and real economic underpinning. Educational institutions, community colleges, vocational programs, and government-aligned developers will immediately recognize the alignment with state and federal funding priorities, grant opportunities, and workforce initiative frameworks. Water Assets That Change the Equation In California’s water-constrained Central Valley, water is not just an amenity it is the asset.