Northern CA Organic Walnut Processing Facility & Homes

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Processing Facilities & Organic Walnut Orchard, Multiple Homes, Acreage for Sale in Winters, CA AUCTION LISTING FOR 5430 PUTAH CREEK ROAD, WINTERS, CA ABSOLUTE AUCTION - Starting bid is $5,500,000 One-of-a-kind processing facilities & organic walnut orchard, large freezer/cold storage and multiple homes on acreage for sale in Winters, California. Invest in a piece of organic history which has been CCOF certified organic since 1992. Home to Dixon Ridge Farms, the operation is a fully turn-key organic walnut production and processing facility known for its exceptional quality and long-standing reputation in the organic marketplace. For nearly four decades, the farm has served as a hub for pioneering research and real-world application of regenerative agriculture. Its processing facility was thoughtfully designed with innovative energy-efficient systems and renewable-energy integration, reflecting a deep commitment to sustainability and cutting-edge agricultural practices. The facilities include hulling, drying, shelling and sorting equipment, yet can be easily adapted to many other agricultural related uses or a special estate with large storage building for collections and hobbies. There are two homes, pool house, office building, shop building, and 52 acres organic walnut orchard (Chandlers & Hartleys). There is over 90,000sf of buildings which includes 24,000sf of freezer/cold storage. In addition, the property features a 70ft, 100,000 lb. truck scale, class 1 soils, ag well, concrete and gravel yard. Solano County zoning is AG-40, so there are a variety of opportunities and options for this truly unique property package. Located between Davis, Winters, Dixon and Vacaville, this ranch has easy access to both I-80 and Hwy 505 being an hour to San Francisco Bay Area, 30 miles to Sacramento and about 10 miles to Davis and everything UC Davis has to offer. Nut Tree Airport (Vacaville) and Yolo County Airport (Davis) are an easy 15 minutes away and the Sacramento International is about 40 minutes away. Online Auction ends Wednesday, January 21, 2026 at 1PM PST with a soft close. Auction Closing Date: Wednesday, January 21, 2026 - 1:00PM PST with a soft close, meaning a bid in the final two minutes will extend the bidding for an additional two minutes and continue that way until there are no longer any new bids. Location of Auction: ONLINE INTERNET ONLY @ https://greenfieldsrealestate.hibid.com/ Preview and property inspection dates: Private tours and inspection dates are available and must be scheduled with Green Fields Real Estate Services. Bidders must register prior to the start of the auction. Bidders must provide a Verification of Funds of no less than $250,000 and must register at the following link: GreenFieldsRealEstate.HiBid.com Terms of the sale: ABSOLUTE AUCTION. The opening minimum bid is five million, five hundred thousand dollars ($5,500,000). The owner will enter contract with the successful bidder utilizing the California Association of Realtor Commercial Purchase Agreement and Joint Escrow Instructions contract. BUYERS PREMIUM: A 3% Buyer's Premium will be added to the final bid amount to arrive at the contract purchase price. CONTRACT PURCHASE PRICE: The contract purchase price will be the highest bid amount plus the Buyer's Premium of 3%. Example: if the highest bid amount is $5,500,000, then the contract sales price will be $5,665,000, which includes the 3% buyer's premium. BIDDING: Once submitted, a bid cannot be retracted. Successful bidder will be sent immediately after the auction via email the purchase agreement and disclosures to sign along with the wire instructions for the non-refundable deposit of $250,000. The purchase agreement can be signed electronically or in person at Green Fields Real Estate, 7 E. Main Street, Ste D, Winters, CA 95694. Successful bidder shall wire the $250,000 deposit no later than noon on Thursday, January 22, 2026, to Fidelity National Title Company. Wire instructions will be furnished immediately after the auction. This initial deposit is non-refundable if the successful bidder does not complete the purchase. Buyer shall be responsible for paying the following cost at the close of escrow: 50% of Title Insurance from Fidelity National Title Company 50% of Escrow cost and fees from Fidelity National Title Company The remaining balance of the contract purchase price, plus Buyer's share of costs, must be paid in cash deposited into the Escrow via federal funds wire on or before the Closing Date. Buyer and Seller agree to initial paragraph 37 for LIQUIDATED DAMAGES in the California Residential Purchase Agreement and Joint Escrow Instructions. Buyer and Seller agree to initial paragraph 39 for ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES in the California Residential Purchase Agreement and Joint Escrow Instructions. Seller to provide a grant deed giving marketable fee simple title subject to restrictions of record on title report. Property is sold subject to zoning, easements, restrictions and any other matters of record, except the Deeds of Trust in favor of First Northern Bank of Dixon. The obligations secured by the First Northern Bank Deeds of Trust must be paid in full at the Close of Escrow. The purchase agreement is not subject to any loan contingency. The purchase agreement is not subject to appraisal contingency The purchase agreement is not subject to any contingencies. Property is sold "AS IS, WHEREIS, WITH ALL FAULTS. There are no warranties made by the auctioneer, Broker or seller(s) as to the merchantability or fitness for any specific or particular use. There is no inspection period/contingency after the auction. The only way for the buyer to make an informed decision when it comes to bidding and buying is to not only visit, view and inspect the property prior to the auction, but also read and review property information and disclosure documents pertaining to the property. Do your investigation. Make your inspections. By registering and bidding at the auction, you are representing that you have not only viewed the property prior to bidding, but have also inspected, reviewed and accepted all relevant property information you deem necessary to make an informed decision. The property will not be open for inspections after the auction so be diligent and do your inspections and investigations prior to the auction. The seller can accept an offer prior to the auction date and the auction then will be canceled. Close of Escrow: The buyer can choose to close on any date after the auction, but no later than Tuesday, February 24, 2026.