Exclusive 4 bedroom Estate for sale with countryside and panoramic views in Creon, Nouvelle Aquitaine
With a total area of approximately 79 hectares of which 48 hectares of AOC Bordeaux/Entre-Deux-Mers/Cadillac Cotes de Bordeaux vines and approximately 9 hectares of vines under 'fermage' a farming lease contract, giving a total of approximately 57 hectares of planted AOC vines. The average age of the red vines is about 25 years and about 17 years for the white vines.
The estate has a consistently profitable and stable company EBITA with excellent domestic and international distribution for its critically acclaimed wines which ...
With a total area of approximately 79 hectares of which 48 hectares of AOC Bordeaux/Entre-Deux-Mers/Cadillac Cotes de Bordeaux vines and approximately 9 hectares of vines under 'fermage' a farming lease contract, giving a total of approximately 57 hectares of planted AOC vines. The average age of the red vines is about 25 years and about 17 years for the white vines.
The estate has a consistently profitable and stable company EBITA with excellent domestic and international distribution for its critically acclaimed wines which have won numerous awards. Their outstanding brand is shared amongst 13 trademarks in 2 ranges for reds, white and rose, a classic and a modern range to target specific markets and age groups. The strategy is well thought out and the management team have a proven track record of success. The strong stable management team will remain at the estate post sale.
The vineyard is conforming to HVE3 standards and the vineyards are completing their conversion to organic certification. The operating buildings and equipment are in excellent state of maintenance and are fully modernised: 2 vat rooms, barrel store, bottling and wine storage room, equipment shed, outbuildings and 2 offices.
Average total production per year of between 250,000 and 290,000 bottles of high-quality wines. The wine stock is not included in the purchase price.
The estate has a beautiful chateau residence type 'maison de Maitre' with a swimming pool in good decorative condition with a total living area of approximately 400m2.
This Bordeaux vineyard is a market leader and a strong candidate for someone serious about entering or expanding their position in the wine industry.
FEATURES
Swimming Pool
Electric Gate
Well drilling
Internet
Fireplace
Vineyard/Wine Making
Fireplace
Cellar
Kitchen
Study
Unobstructed Views
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