4710 Flying Paster Lane, Paso Robles, CA 93446

LUXURY PROPERTY AUCTION: 5-15 AUGUST. AUCTION BIDDING OPEN: Bidding ends August 15th. Previously Listed $33M. Current High Bid $15M. Showings Daily By Appt. World-class Central Coast development potential defines Windfall Farms, a legacy estate spanning nearly 724 contiguous acres within the Paso Robles AVA-California's fastest-growing wine region. Previously owned by television icon Alex Trebek as a Thoroughbred breeding facility, the land retains a 6.5-furlong racetrack and paddocks. 76 approved lots and exceptional water resources from four operating wells and the Huero Huero creek support income-producing vineyards with vast development upside. The 387 acres of premium dry red varietals, sold under contract to name-brand wineries, generate consistent positive cash flow under turnkey management. Existing infrastructure, including 4.5 miles of paved roads and 480V three-phase power, supports a winery facility or resort-style tasting room. The sale includes APN-s: 035-361-002; 035-361-003 035-381-002; 035-381-011 Preview Event July 21 from 10 am- 3 pm with light refreshments and wine tasting. The beautiful owner's residence is finely built with six large bedrooms and baths, together with offices and conference rooms, large kitchen and dining/living area and a grand game/media room. A total of approximately 10,000 sq. ft., the building is now used for visitors and overnight stays by company management. Office operations are managed from this building and it could possibly be repurposed as a clubhouse, bed and breakfast or any number of hospitality options. There is a machine shop for the vineyard operations with three bays and a heavy-duty hydraulic lift. The shop is serviced by 480v 3-phase power and natural gas. There are several smaller homes on the property being utilized by the General Manager and his family . The property has 4.5 miles of paved roads internally, accessing all of the primary buildings. There are an additional 3 miles of non-paved vineyard access roads. Electric service within the property includes 480V 3-phase power to the shop and the operational wells throughout the property. Some of the smaller run-in sheds have just single-phase power. The large buildings have 3-phase power, water and septic. There are a total of nine permitted septic systems on the Windfall property designed to serve the individual needs of each of the main buildings and incumbent housing. The property currently has four operating wells, and three drilled/bored/cased wells with a total capacity of over 7,000 Gallons Per Minute (GPM). A main water line connects all the wells together, with sub-mains servicing each of the vineyard blocks. Two of the operational wells are powered by electric and twonatural gas, although electric is at the wellhead. The three non-operational wells can be run on either electric or natural gas, but need the selected service extended to the wellhead. The depth of the Paso Robles formation varies over the basin. Windfall is sitting on top of a very deep depression in the formation. When the new wells were drilled it was determined that the bottom of the Paso Formation was 2,500 feet. The water resources at Windfall Farms are exceptional throughout the area and the value cannot be overestimated.