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A selection of real estate Espaces Atypiques

Vineyard

Vineyard
Agency Nantes
Pretty family property in a hamlet in Vallet
VALLET 44330 404 SQM 849 000 €
Under offer
Agency Lyon
Under offer : House in the heart of the vineyard
CONDRIEU 69420 136 SQM 450 000 €
Agency Nantes
Family house on terrace with swimming pool and spa
LE LOROUX BOTTEREAU 44430 150 SQM 361 000 €
Agency Avignon – Luberon – Ventoux
Lovely estate with its hundred-year-old plane trees
BOLLENE 84500 1200 SQM 2 940 000 €
Sale agreed
Agency Toulon
Sale agreed : Contemporary country house with character
CUERS 83390 300 SQM
Agency Toulon – Hyères
Rare winegrower’s bastide close to the sea
LA LONDE LES MAURES 83250 450 SQM 2 500 000 €
Our properties ‘Vineyard’
A selection of real estate Espaces Atypiques

Falling in love with a vineyard or a wine estate

Are you a wine lover ? Gripped by vines ? Could you fall in love with a vineyard and live among the grapes ?

What do Francis Ford Coppola, Sting and Carole Bouquet have in common? All three are invested in wine. And they’re not alone… AC/DC, Depardieu, Besson, Banderas and Angelina Jolie all now make wine and live within sight of their vineyards.

A modest vineyard or a château surrounded by vines ?

Opting for a wine estate or vineyard means signing up for life, or at least for part of a life. Vinophiles are unlikely to have much hesitation about imagining investing in a winemaking château, bastide or winemaker’s house whose ancient stones speak of an agricultural past (or present).

Some of these seductive vineyard residences also come with a roofed external staircase, winery, press and cellar… all of which add interest, at the same time as breaking the flow of the building(s). Wine estates, on the other hand, will include the winegrower’s home (château, bastide or winemaker’s house), as well as all the infrastructures needed to turn grapes from the vines into bottles of wine, including wineries, storage cellars, tank farms, etc.

Vineyard For Sale… what you need to know

A wine estate may include several vineyards and grow one or more grape varieties (Merlot, Syrah, Chardonnay, Ugni Blanc, etc.). It’s also important to understand that some names are protected designations of origin: French vineyards produce 3,240 different wines, including 315 classified as AOC or AOP. So before buying, it’s essential to confirm which – if any – plots are AOC, and the brand name registered to the estate or château.

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