Vineyard estate of 8 ha AOC Côtes de Bourg

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Ref: XR1022

Lansac, Gironde

125 m² of living space
0 rooms
0 bedrooms

475 000 €

This vineyard estate is composed of: • A winery divided into 3 parts: - A winery for 185 m² with concret and stainless-steel vats (approx. 1,100 hL of vats) - Bottle storage of 77 m² - A 40 m² shed with a mezzanine and fireplace (which can be converted into an office) An adjoining parcel of land of about 500 m² could be used to extend the winery. • A house of 125 m² (92 m² on the ground floor and 33 m² on the first floor) renovated, double glazing, doubled walls, electric heating. Original style has been preserved. Small garden at the back of the house. The house is currently rented. • Vineyard surface area of 8.35 hectares AOC Côtes de Bourg, divided mainly into 2 blocks. - Planting density of 5000 vines/ha. - Very good terroir • Approximately 1.9 ha of woodland and meadow • Château brand name • Vineyard and wine-making equipment • Distribution through the trade and in bottles

Localisation

A short drive away

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Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use

2250€/ year

3000€/ year

Average energy prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 (including subscription)

Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the site. Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

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