17051 Escalon-Bellota Rd Escalon, CA 95320
This exceptional 30-acre property in Escalon, CA (APN 225-020-090) presents a unique investment opportunity. The centerpiece is a nine-hole, 1514-yard par 3 golf course, complemented by a 27-hole disc golf course. Onsite amenities include a clubhouse, perfect for relaxing after a round. Adding to the income potential is a two-bedroom, one-bathroom single-family residence (five rooms total) with a detached two-car garage, currently vacant, and a separately rented two-bedroom double-wide mobile home generating $1,100 monthly rent. The property is ideally suited for a 1031 exchange. The course itself offers a blend of challenging and enjoyable play, featuring strategically placed holes that test players' skills. Night golf is offered seasonally (May-September), adding to the revenue streams. A qualified golf instructor is also available. This low-key, yet highly desirable Central Valley location offers a unique blend of recreational and income-generating assets, making it an attractive investment opportunity. The property's prime location and established business provide a solid foundation for future growth and profitability. This is a rare chance to acquire a well-established golf course with significant additional income-producing assets.
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