CannaMLS ID: 260246
Cannabis Cultivation Facility for sale in Quincy, WA 98848
Buy an established Powerhouse – Grower & Processor with loads of upside
Created | Updated
Price
$ 12,000,000
Strategically Nestled in one of the world’s premium agricultural hotspots, between two major talent and labor hubs, Quincy and Wenatchee lies, Trinidad Property
- Property
- Licenses
- General
Property
Address: 23095 Baird Springs Road NW
Property is: For sale, For lease
The property may be available both for purchase or for lease. Contact listing author for details.
Property type: Agriculture, Industrial
Purchase price: $ 4,000,000
Monthly lease rate: $ 31,000
Lot size (acres): 850
Building size (sq ft): 32,000
- Property
- Licenses
- General
Property
Address: 23095 Baird Springs Road NW
Property is: For sale, For lease
The property may be available both for purchase or for lease. Contact listing author for details.
Property type: Agriculture, Industrial
Purchase price: $ 4,000,000
Monthly lease rate: $ 31,000
Lot size (acres): 850
Building size (sq ft): 32,000
Description
Strategically Nestled in one of the world’s premium agricultural hotspots, between two major talent and labor hubs, Quincy and Wenatchee lies, Trinidad Property. An 850 Acre property with an abundant supply of water and cheap power.
Trinidad represents the pinnacle for Large Scale Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation and Processing. Currently, we farm over 17 Acres of farmland with multiple structures. The property allows for (approx.) additional 180+ farmable acres for future potential to grow well over $500mm in the product.
Additionally the location boasts an amazing landscape that can be used as an event space.
The property is very well located a mere 30 minutes from the Jorge Amphitheatre.
Current revenues of $7,500,000 and growing steadily.
Own and distribute 4 top Washington brands to over 200 outlets.
Current cultivation of 40,000Lb’s a year.
Est. 2015.
The sale includes the 850 Acre property.
Massive future potential.
20 year lease with an option to purchase.
