The property comprises 281.90 +/- deeded acres with approximately 201.70 +/- planted vineyard acres per crop insurance records. This tract consists of one tax parcel located north of Pasco, Washington, in an area that receives 7-9 inches of rainfall per year, per the NRCS.The landowner has operated this tract for many years, and it is fully developed as a wine grape vineyard. It is located in the White Bluffs AVA, a sub-appellation of the Columbia Valley AVA. The AVA sits on a plateau approximately 200 feet above the surrounding area, which allows cool air to drain and helps protect against frosts and freezes. This plateau extends the growing season by an average of 45 days relative to lower-lying regions in the area. Irrigation water for this tract is delivered via surface water rights from the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District (SCBID). There are 111.80 +/- acres shown as irrigable by SCBID allotments, and the base quantity of water (SFD) is 204.34. The 2025 irrigation assessment is $9,760.16. The irrigation district block, within which this tract is located, has been paid off and is not subject to the acreage limitations of the Reclamation Reform Act (RRA). All irrigation and filtration equipment is included in the sale, and there is a 1,323 +/- square-foot single-family residence, a 168 +/- square-foot utility storage/tool shed, and two propane-powered wind machines located on the property and included in the sale. The total property taxes for 2024 were $25,802.10. The property is located in an Agricultural Production Zone (AP-20), per the Franklin County Planning Department, and there is a 20-acre minimum parcel size.