Hanford, CA Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Hanford, CA

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I would like to welcome to Kings County. Our community of more than 60,000 residents offers wonderful opportunities to shop, dine, and explore. Hanford offers the best of both worlds, larger city opportunities with small town charm and history. Hanford is the retail center of Kings County. For shoppers seeking a variety of shopping experiences from retail chains, to boutiques shopping. Hanford has what you're looking for. We also offer the largest suite of healthcare services. When it comes to exploring the history of the San Joaquin Valley, Hanford is home to some of the finest architectural collections anywhere around. From Civic Park to China Alley to the Fox Theatre and Carnegie Museum, Hanford offers much to see. Hanford is also pleased to offer a wide variety of housing options, including large lot and small lot single family homes, multi-family apartments, and downtown living! We see steady growth in each of these housing alternatives. All of these housing options are further supported by Hanford's great schools! less

The county seat for Kings County, award-winning Hanford is 200 miles from the Sacramento-San Francisco area to the north, and 200 miles from the greater Los Angeles area to the south, making it an agricultural hub of significance, an important commercial and cultural center. Incorporated in 1891, Hanford was established along the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks in an area that has grown in agricultural abundance with fruit and nut trees, dairy and other types of farming. Occupied for thousands of years by the Tachi Yokut Indians, the Hanfard area has a variety of watercourses such as creeks, springs, and sloughs in a geographic area that also included flat ridges and terraces encouraging permanent settlement by the Yokuts. Today Hanford is a family-friendly small city of just under 60,000 people, safe, charming, and vibrant. Shopping is available in a 685,580 square foot indoor mall, with adjacent shopping featuring several national retailers. Considerable renovation in the historic downtown area provides many unique specialty restaurants and shops, as well as events and entertainment. The Amtrak train depot brings visitors for the day who come expressly for a visit to the Superior Dairy creamery for an old-fashioned ice cream splurge. less