Vacaville (The Nut Tree)
1601-1679 East Monte Vista Avenue Vacaville, California
The NUT TREE is a 370,580 sq.ft. iconic, multi-tenant retail center with 66 tenants, including 17 restaurants, located at 1601-1679 East Monte Vista Avenue in Vacaville, California. The center is located adjacent to Interstate 80 with immediate access to both I-80 East and I-80 West and near the intersection of Interstates 80 and 505. Celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2021, the Nut Tree has been a historic stopping point for families traveling to and from the Bay Area, Tahoe and the Sierras.
The Nut Tree is occupied with a diverse mix of national, regional and local retailers and restaurants and service industries. The important location of the Nut Tree anchors the trade area as the leading retail attraction for residents of Northern California along I-80. Current national and regional tenants include:
Best Buy
Michael’s
Cost Plus World Market
PetSmart
Nordstrom Rack
Five Below
BevMo!
Old Navy
HomeGoods
ULTA
Kirkland’s
WorkWorld
Peet’s Coffee
Panera
Buffalo Wild Wings
T-Mobile
AAA
Jelly Belly
Jamba Juice
Five Guys
See's Candies
Sleep NumberFor a full list of current tenants, visit The Nut Tree’s official website.
The Nut Tree was opened by the Powers Family in 1921 as a roadside fruit stand. The Nut Tree’s evolution over that 100 years is unparalleled, offering retail, dining, entertainment and direct access for aircraft to the Nut Tree Airport.
The current Nut Tree center was built in 2006-2008, 2011 and the final building in 2013 and consists of 13 retail/commercial buildings.
The center boasts 2,500 linear feet of visibility along I-80, which sees 186,000 vehicles per day. It is also near the intersection of I-80 and I-505 (38,000 vehicles per day) which provides tremendous regional access. The Nut Tree’s central location makes it 17 miles from Napa, 19 miles from Davis, 31 miles to Sacramento, 47 miles to San Francisco, 116 miles to Tahoe and 163 miles from Reno.
In addition to the voluminous traffic counts on Interstates 80 and 505, Nut Tree Road sees 3,000 vehicles per day and East Monte Vista Avenue sees 13,300 vehicles per day.
Located at the Southwest corner of East Monte Vista Avenue and Nut Tree Road, the site benefits from approximately 2,440 linear feet of frontage along East Monte Vista Avenue and approximately 1,038 linear feet of frontage along Nut Tree Road. Access points into the center include 7 entrances off East Monte Vista Avenue and 2 entrances off Nut Tree Road as well as a signalized entrance at the East Monte Vista on/off ramp to I-80.
The Nut Tree center consists of ten legal parcels totaling 35.04 acres and comprises 49.35% of the 71-acre Nut Tree Master Plan. The Nut Tree provides 2,084 parking stalls: 2,032 regular and 52 handicapped.
Current zoning for the Nut Tree is GC (RO): General Commercial-Residential Overlay.
The tree-lined walkways provide easy access to the Nut Tree Plaza, an entertainment amenity that features the vintage Nut Tree train, a carousel, play area and original Nut Tree hobby horses.
Vacaville is located just west of the Sacramento Valley and 31 miles form Sacramento. Vacaville has developed substantial commercial and industrial sectors which have transformed the community into a thriving city with a population just under 100,000. Vacaville draws beyond the local economy by tapping into regional markets, including the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento region, for labor, support industries and customers. Approximately 1 million employed people from a highly educated and well-trained labor pool live within a one-hour reverse commute to Vacaville. The access and visibility provided by I-80 and I-505 support the city’s economic vitality. Notable local, national and international companies such as Amazon, Genentech, Johnson & Johnson, Novartis, Kaiser Permanente, State Compensation Insurance Fund and Mariani Nut & Packing Company call Vacaville home. Amazon recently expanded their 321,000 sq.ft. presence in Vacaville by building a new 617,000 sq.ft. fulfillment center in the northern part of the city’s industrial park adjacent to I-505. Expanding the city’s biomanufacturing footprint first established by Genentech, Agenus, a publicly traded biotechnology company based out of Massachusetts, purchased 120 acres in 2021 along the corner of I-80 and I-505 to build a biomanufacturing campus. This purchase came 9 months after the city entered into an agreement with Solano Community College to increase its biomanufacturing cluster near the school’s Vacaville campus, which is already in close proximity to the Genentech campus and the new Agenus site. Vacaville is located less than 20 miles form the University of California, Davis, a world-renown educational institution known as a center for engineering, medical and biotech research, management, and information sciences.
For more information, please contact
Tower Investments, LLC
David Marks
davidmarks@towerinv.com
Liz Marks
lizmarks@towerinv.com
250 W. Main St., Suite 101
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 668-1000 – telephone
(530) 666-5574 – facsimile
www.towerinv.com
