+/-17.2 Ac. Japanese Arts & Culture Estate, Hanford

Location

Property is located at 15840 10th Avenue in Hanford, CA.

Size

+/-17.2 Assessed Acres

Main Residence

This unique +/-5,000 sq. ft. residence seamlessly combines traditional Japanese architecture with classic California elements. Enveloped by a serene Japanese garden featuring a tranquil pond, the home is constructed using rich redwood. Boasting five (5) bedrooms and three and a half (3.5) baths, the home showcases an exquisite living room adorned with vaulted ceilings and a stunning fireplace, creating an ideal space for entertaining. The basement adds to the allure of this home featuring a suite, a wine cellar and fireproof storage.

Gatehouse

The gatehouse, featuring +/-2,400 square feet of living space, serves as an ideal guest house. This charming residence has welcomed Japanese royalty and guests from across the globe. It has gorgeous views of the estate and surrounding agr...

Gallery Building

The gallery, spanning approximately +/-2,859 sq. ft., formerly housed a globally acclaimed collection of Japanese Art. Equipped with temperature control, this versatile space can accommodate various purposes.

Outdoor Kitchen & Venue Space

The estate boasts a stunning outdoor kitchen area, ideal for catering special events.

The outdoor venue area is enhanced by an illuminated strung-light tent that transforms into an enchanting evening setting for any special occasion.

Furthermore, the property offers ample parking space for venue guests.

Office

The property features a +/-1,824 sq. ft. professional office, library and small gift shop.

Plantings

+/-10 acres are planted to Pistachios.

Water

Property is in Lakeside Irrigation Water District and part of Greater Kaweah GSA.

There is one (1) Ag well on the property.

Soil

+/-100% Kimerlina fine sandy loam, saline-alkali

Legal

Kings County APN: 028-100-022

Zoning

Property is zoned AG20.

Groundwater Disclosure

Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requires groundwater basins to be sustainable by 2040. SGMA requires a Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) by 2020. Said plans may limit ground water pumping. For more information please visit the SGMA website.

Remarks

A rare chance awaits to obtain the prestigious Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture in Hanford, California a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Featuring a stunning estate home, gatehouse, former museum, outdoor venue space and offices, this exceptional property offers versatility for use as a personal residential estate, event venue, or retreat site. The possibilities for this extraordinary property are limitless. Contact us now to arrange a private tour and explore the potential of this unique offering.

Art and Artworks are not included in the sale of this property.