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Set amidst the sun-drenched vineyards of the Black Sage Bench, within the celebrated Golden Mile of the South Okanagan, Rainmaker Wines presents a rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey winery estate in one of Canada’s most prestigious viticultural regions. This exceptional offering combines award-worthy architecture, premium vineyard land, modern production facilities, and an established luxury wine brand. Encompassing 11.05 acres, including 9.98 acres of vineyards, the estate features a remarkable 6,900-square-foot glass-and-steel winery completed in 2021, seamlessly integrating hospitality, production, and operational spaces while capturing sweeping vineyard vistas and the distinctive desert landscape. At its heart is a sleek 1,360-square-foot tasting room with two fully equipped wine bars and a refined palette of glass, stainless steel, polished concrete, and cedar, hosting up to 45 guests, plus adjacent office, storage, and mechanical space. The 4,140-square-foot production facility offers state-of-the-art heating and cooling with custom glycol lines and capacity for up to 20,000 cases per year, complemented by a covered concrete crush pad with the flexibility to be walled in for added production or barreling space. The package also includes the option to purchase winery and vineyard equipment, from harvest and processing equipment to presses, tanks, barrels, and tasting bar equipment. Mature vineyard blocks showcase an impressive portfolio including Cab Sauv, Cab Franc, Syrah, Viognier, Roussanne, Chardonnay, and Chard Musque. With exceptional visibility along one of the Okanagan’s most visited wine routes, the property offers a compelling foundation for a boutique producer, hospitality venture, or luxury lifestyle investment. A rare union of architecture and opportunity, Rainmaker Wines represents a legacy acquisition within Canada’s premier wine-producing region, where exceptional wines, unforgettable experiences, and lasting value come together.

Located in the heart of the Gibbston Valley a very special opportunity has arisen to purchase an award-winning north facing vineyard. Here is your chance to purchase an established vineyard situated in the heart of the Gibbston Valley a well-known grape growing area of Central Otago. Surrounded by rolling hills and snow covered mountains, The Gibbston Valley has become renowned for one of the most ideal grape growing regions in New Zealand. Located just off the Gibbston Highway this property is 5.54 hectares (more or less) with vines and freehold land which will enable you to invest in this unique part of New Zealand. This property has produced its own award winning wines since 2008 with approximately four hectares planted in Pinot Noir grapes and a further one hectare planted in Pinot Gris. Plantings commenced in 2002. Should an acceptable price be agreed between all parties the ‘brand’ is also on offer which includes a website and a label. There is pump station on site with ample water available through the Tussock Creek Water Supply Scheme and a wind turbine is strategically placed on the property for frost protection. Other world famous vineyards in the region include Gibbston Valley Wines, Chard Farm, Peregrine, and Valli. This property is managed by one of Central Otago’s most experienced and knowledgeable viticulturist’s who would be willing to maintain the property for new owners. This is a fantastic opportunity to purchase a boutique vineyard, an investment in one of the world’s most renowned wine regions. Please contact me today to arrange for your very own personal viewing.

A leading wine estate located in the Castillon – Côtes de Bordeaux appellation, renowned for its commitment to biodynamic practices and the consistent quality of its wines. It enjoys longstanding recognition within the Bordeaux wine region. The vineyard extends over approximately 9 hectares under production (nearly 12 hectares in total), planted on a limestone plateau with asterias, a terroir known for producing elegant and fresh red wines, primarily from Merlot and Cabernet Franc. The vineyard plots are grouped around the winery, with the furthest parcel located just 600 meters away, allowing for efficient management. The property also includes 3.5 hectares currently unplanted, offering replanting potential, as well as 2.39 hectares of woodland and non-plantable parkland, contributing to the natural balance of the estate. A young and highly skilled cellar master, in post since 2019, supports the technical management and embodies the estate’s winemaking dynamism. He actively contributes to the ongoing pursuit of quality and the development of the estate, while also effectively representing it in external commercial activities. The estate benefits from a prime location in the commune of Belvès-de-Castillon, in immediate proximity to Saint-Émilion and Libourne, in a preserved environment with strong potential for wine tourism development. The presence of a nearby international 18-hole golf course further enhances its appeal. The buildings include a fully renovated loft-style residence of approximately 420 sqm, offering generous volumes, three spacious bedrooms, and a belvedere with panoramic 360° views. The property is set within landscaped, enclosed grounds with a swimming pool. The technical facilities, with a total surface area of approximately 640 sqm, are complete and fully operational. They include a vat room, an aging cellar, an office, as well as storage and shipping areas, forming a coherent, well-maintained, and immediately operational ensemble.

GENERAL PRESENTATION Wine estate located between Montpellier and Nîmes, in the heart of a preserved agricultural and natural environment. The property extends over approximately 72 hectares, mainly grouped within a single municipality, including: vineyards, agricultural land, orchards, woodland and garrigue, parkland and operational buildings. The estate operates a structured wine-producing activity alongside diversified agricultural production and hospitality operations. HISTORY The estate traces its history back to the Gallo-Roman period, with a long tradition of farming and wine-growing. According to family history and the estate’s records, the site has been associated with viticulture since as early as the 9th century. BUILDINGS Main house: 290 sqm Reception / seminar area: 155 sqm 4 renovated staff accommodations: 300 sqm Operational buildings: * Agricultural buildings: 1,660 sqm * Former winery with large oak vats: 325 sqm * Modern vinification cellar: 415 sqm * Wine sales and tasting cellar: 130 sqm * Additional hangars, outbuildings and storage areas * renovated former stables, * artisanal flour mill, * traditional bread oven. VINEYARD OPERATION AOP and IGP vineyard. Approximately 33 hectares planted, almost entirely equipped with drip irrigation. Main grape varieties: * Syrah: 7.86 ha * Merlot: 3.93 ha * Grenache Blanc: 3.27 ha * Grenache Noir: 3.00 ha * Viognier: 2.45 ha * Cinsault: 2.39 ha * Roussanne: 2.29 ha * Marselan: 1.68 ha * Mourvèdre: 1.43 ha * Chardonnay: 1.35 ha * Vermentino: 1.00 ha Additional grape varieties: Carignan, Counoise, Morrastel and Piquepoul. WINERY AND VINIFICATION FACILITIES Recent winery designed to vinify the entire production of the estate under modern technical conditions. Vinification equipment adapted to the operation. Presence of a former cellar with century-old oak vats. Total tank capacity: more than 3,000 hl. Equipment includes: * stainless steel tanks, * concrete tanks, * fiberglass tanks. WATER SUPPLY AND IRRIGATION The estate benefits from agricultural water supplied through the BRL network, allowing irrigation of a large part of the crops and vineyard. Most of the vineyard is equipped with drip irrigation. This water resource also enables the development of diversified agricultural production. The buildings are connected to the mains water supply. ADDITIONAL AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES The estate also develops: olive groves, cereals, market gardening, citrus production, truffle cultivation. Additional land may also be farmed through lease agreements. LAND DISTRIBUTION * Vineyards: 32.90 ha * Agricultural land: 14.50 ha * Orchards: 3.10 ha * Woodland and garrigue: 15.10 ha * Parkland, gardens and buildings: 1.60 ha Representing a total landholding of more than 72 hectares. HOSPITALITY AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL The estate includes: a reception and seminar area, a wine sales and tasting cellar, outdoor spaces suitable for receptions and events. The property offers further development potential in: hospitality, * wine tourism, * enhancement of agricultural production. KEY FEATURES * Well-structured estate with coherent land parcels * Rare landholding of more than 72 hectares * Largely irrigated vineyard * Existing agricultural diversification * Complete and immediately operational production facilities * Significant vinification capacity * Character buildings with development potential * Strategic location between Montpellier and Nîmes NOTE The price excludes stock and advance payments for crops CONTACT Hélène DESSORT +33 6 14 60 32 32

Located in the heart of the Cèze Valley, isolated from all nuisances, a vineyard estate established on more than 13 hectares of vineyards, woods, and olive trees. The property has a primary main building made of stone with an area of 161m2, comprising five bedrooms and several water rooms. A second building of 122m2 is divided into two independent gîtes which together consist of four bedrooms. To enjoy the beautiful days, there is a 9x4.5 swimming pool and a solarium for relaxation. The estate could also become a venue for events or equestrian activities with its parking space and numerous outbuildings/garages and workshop.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A vineyard estate covering approximately 60 ha, including 30 ha of vines within the AOP Chinon appellation. The vineyard is exceptionally well-maintained and spread across several interconnected plots. It comprises over 6 hectares situated in iconic localities within the Chinon appellation, including La Croix Boissée and Les Boulais, historic sites renowned for producing some of the appellation’s finest wines. These iconic terroirs play a key role in the estate’s reputation for quality and constitute a rare viticultural heritage within the appellation. Harvest yields are consistent, with an average of 40 hl/ha. The estate’s elevated location offers potential for wine tourism development in the future, particularly through the residential properties and accommodation facilities, which are currently underutilised. The estate is turnkey and fully operational, requiring little capital expenditure in the short term. The winery is modern, well-designed and fully equipped with high-quality machinery. The ageing cellars are carved into the troglodyte cellars adjoining the winemaking facility. The wines are of high quality and regularly receive accolades from the press and wine critics.

LOCATION In the heart of the Vaucluse vineyards, a stone's throw from the renowned Mont Ventoux, on the edge of a pretty Mediterranean town. Nestled against a hillside, the house enjoys stunning views over the valley. It is 20 minutes from the A7 motorway, 30 minutes from Avignon TGV station, 1 hour from Aix-en-Provence and 1 hour from Marseille International Airport. The Mediterranean beaches are only 1 hour away from the estate! THE MAIN RESIDENCE The house offers approximately 240 m² of living space and overlooks a magnificent infinity pool to the south. The property is in perfect condition, having been renovated over the last 10 years. The terrace offers beautiful views of the valley. The manor house is complemented by a 110m² gîte for 8 people. It has been renovated in recent years and is in excellent condition. It generates rental income of around €40K/year. FARM BUILDINGS The wine-making, ageing and storage cellars are in perfect condition and equipped with modern, high-quality equipment. The sales cellar is large, well lit and offers magnificent views of the surrounding landscape – it is ideal for receiving private customers in excellent conditions. LAND AND VINEYARDS The vineyard covers 13.6 hectares in the Ventoux AOP and IGP. Certified organic since 1992, the estate is a true pioneer of organic farming in the region. The estate benefits from a dual terroir consisting of clay and limestone scree, which allows the production of a range of high-quality wines. 18 hectares of freehold land in three communes and two small plots. 11 hectares are irrigated by an underground network, and the rest of the vines are irrigable. The main plot is located around the residential and farm buildings, covering a total of approximately 6.1 hectares. PRODUCTION and SALES The estate offers a range of 12 wines vinified and aged directly on the estate. The SAS also vinifies and markets a ‘négoce’ wine in the Vacqueyras AOP. Approximately 80,000 bottles are sold in bottles. The remainder is sold in bag-in-box and in bulk to regional merchants. EBITDA is around €160K per year. OUR OPINION This high-quality, human-scale estate will appeal to you because it is ready to go, with no work required and marketing already in place! FULL DOSSIER AVAILABLE ON REQUEST CONTACT: Hélène Dessort Tel: +33 6 14 60 32 32

Lord and Sons is pleased to present this stunning property for sale in the Gard, nestled in a peaceful little valley where absolute tranquillity reigns. The estate spans a total of 13 hectares, including 6 hectares of vines classified AOP Côtes du Rhône, offering an idyllic setting for nature lovers and wine enthusiasts alike. The main stone farmhouse, approximately 206 m², features a kitchen, a bright living and dining area, and four en-suite bedrooms. Two independent guesthouses complete the property. A beautiful swimming pool surrounded by olive trees and a sun terrace offers breathtaking views over the valley and vineyards. The vineyard is managed using sustainable farming practices, and the harvest is currently delivered to the local cooperative winery. All necessary vineyard equipment is included, and a large hangar provides convenient storage. A truly charming property to discover without delay!

Renovated old stone hamlet with 3.5 ha organic olive grove Located close to a charming town very popular with tourists, this beautifully renovated old stone hamlet is a haven of peace surrounded by olive trees and holm oaks with no immediate neighbours on an estate covering 8 ha. The property includes a main house, three guest houses that have been beautifully renovated, offering all the charm of exposed stone and wooded beams with a high level of modern comfort. The estate also comprises a more recntly built wooden house that blends seamlessly with the surrounding countryside. The property features a unique 10 m x 20 m natural swimming pool with wooden decking and a magnificent pool house. The 3.22 ha olive grove is young, having been planted in 2010. It is certified organic. An irrigation system is in place supplied by a borehole and production increases with every year. Charming renovated stone hamlet with hoilday rental cottages and organic olive grove.

Located on the border between the Drôme and Vaucluse departments, between the beautiful historic towns of Vaison-la-Romaine and Grignan, this exceptional property enjoys a commanding hillside position facing Mont Ventoux. This traditional stone farmhouse has undergone a remarkable and comprehensive renovation, resulting in a contemporary interior with generous living spaces, exceptional comfort, and stunning views over the surrounding countryside. On the ground floor, an entrance hall leads to a magnificent staircase with a distinctly modern design. The kitchen is set within a former vaulted room and includes a pantry and wine cellar, opening onto the dining room. The living room is divided into two areas and features a cathedral ceiling and an insert fireplace. On the first floor, a spacious bedroom opens onto a terrace and the garden and benefits from an en-suite shower room with hammam. Two additional bedrooms share a shower room. On the second floor, a large suite comprises a lounge area, a sleeping area, and a shower room leading to converted attic spaces arranged as two storage lofts. Accessible from outside the house are a small workshop and, to the rear, a 30 sqm garage. Below the house lies a beautiful outdoor living area with a heated swimming pool measuring 14 metres in length, equipped with an electric rolling cover. Nestled on the hillside among vineyards, the property enjoys magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and Mont Ventoux. The land extends to approximately 4 hectares and comprises landscaped gardens and vineyards surrounding the house, as well as woodland situated on the upper part of the property. The estate also includes a recently built winery close to the house, complete with tanks and agricultural equipment, currently producing approximately 14,000 bottles per year from organically cultivated vineyards. Technical Features Underfloor heating and cooling system with heat pump Micro-treatment wastewater system Heated swimming pool Enhanced insulation Alarm system and fibre-optic internet Water softener Fully equipped kitchen Insert fireplace in the living room There is also the possibility of acquiring an additional 4 hectares of AOC vineyards. A truly unique property, offering the perfect setting to unwind and reconnect with nature, ideal for lovers of authentic stone architecture and preserved natural surroundings. Energy Performance Rating (DPE): B Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Property located in an area subject to mandatory vegetation clearance regulations.

Nestled in the heart of the Var hinterland, between hills and mountain ranges, this 70-hectare wine estate—of which 30 hectares are AOC Côtes de Provence vineyards—features several residential buildings, including a 630 sqm neoclassical mansion with seven spacious bedrooms in need of refurbishment, a 1,000 sqm farmhouse, and two apartments to renovate. Operational buildings (winery, offices, storage facilities) and reception areas (a 200 sqm hall, a panoramic terrace of the same size, and a professional kitchen) are dedicated to wine production, wine tourism, and event activities. High potential with multiple development opportunities. Detailed file available on request. This property is presented by Laure AZEMA. Price including agency fees: €6,900,000 Price excluding agency fees: €6,571,429 Agency fees of 5% incl. VAT payable by the buyer. The property is located in an area subject to mandatory clearing regulations. Risk information related to this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

A MANSION AND ITS WINE ESTATE IN GREEN PROVENCE Perched on the heights of Besse-sur-Issole, the mansion overlooks a landscape of vineyards, forests, and hills that seems to stretch all the way to the horizon. Surrounding it, nearly 94 hectares form a distinct territory, shaped by vine cultivation and the rhythm of the seasons. A place where Provençal agricultural history remains deeply alive, blending heritage, nature, and winemaking expertise. A MANSION AT THE HEIGHT OF THE ESTATE Upon arrival, a discreet driveway winds through the grounds before reaching the estate's higher elevations. There, the manor house reveals its understated and elegant silhouette, facing the vineyards and the surrounding countryside. Built in the late 17th century, it offers nearly 340 m² of living space organized around spacious reception rooms and several bedrooms spread across different levels. The spaces retain the spirit of grand Provençal country estates, where architectural simplicity harmonizes naturally with the beauty of the landscape. From the terraces and French gardens, the view sweeps over the rows of vines, wooded hills, and the rolling hills of the Provence Verte. Just a few steps from the house, the pool extends this special connection with the outdoors and offers a permanent vantage point over the estate. A caretaker's house located at the entrance to the property completes this historic ensemble, a testament to the traditional layout of large Provençal agricultural estates. A LANDSCAPE SHAPED BY VINES Rarely does an estate offer such landscape continuity. Here, the plots extend over more than 94 hectares in a single block, forming a cohesive landscape where vineyards, farmland, and wooded areas create a typically Mediterranean mosaic. Nearly 26 hectares are currently planted with vines. Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Vermentino, Mourvèdre, and Carignan all contribute to the vineyard's diversity and the identity of the wines produced on the estate. Over 60% of the land is covered by the Côtes de Provence appellation, affirming the estate's roots in one of the great wine-growing regions of southern France. The rolling terrain, clay-limestone soils, and preserved natural environment create a particularly harmonious balance. At any time of day, the Provençal light enhances the views and highlights the depth of the landscape. GREEN PROVENCE AS A TERRITORY OF EXPRESSION The estate is more than just a residence amidst the vineyards. It retains all the elements that define a true wine-growing estate. The working buildings include a winery, storage areas, an old cellar, a wine tasting room, and the equipment necessary for managing the vineyard. This layout allows one to appreciate the estate as a whole, from vine cultivation to production. The potential extends beyond the existing vineyards. More than eight additional hectares are now available for new plantings, offering opportunities for growth while preserving the site's balance. Less than an hour from the Mediterranean coast, between Toulon, Aix-en-Provence, and the expansive landscapes of central Var, the estate is situated in a more secluded part of Provence. A Provence of hills, villages, and vineyards, where nature retains its rightful place and where the estates still tell the story of their land. AGENCY OPINION Some properties appeal because of their location. Others because of their history or agricultural potential. This estate brings all these elements together within a single landscape. The presence of a manor house overlooking the vineyards, the 94-hectare estate, the French-style gardens, the farm buildings, and the quality of the vineyard come together to form a particularly cohesive whole. A place designed to last, deeply rooted in the wine-growing culture and landscapes of the Provence Verte.

Human-scale wine estate of 16 ha including 9 ha vineyard in AOP “Côtes de Provence” and IGP, In organic farming, Recent bastide in a dominant position with a view of the vineyard, modern and functional operating buildings (winemaking cellar, barrel cellar, staff accommodation), complete cultivation and winemaking equipment

7-Hectare Wine Estate, just a few kilometers from the beach A charming contemporary farmhouse, ideally located just a few kilometres from some of the region’s most beautiful beaches. The house opens entirely onto sun-drenched terraces, a landscaped olive grove park and a lap pool a welcoming family property designed for easy Mediterranean living. The estate includes approximately 6 hectares of vineyards classified under the AOC Côtes de Provence appellation, planted on quality clay-schist soils. The property also benefits from access to irrigation via a Canal de Provence connection. The modern main residence features an open architectural design overlooking the property, with generous living spaces, 5 bedrooms and 5 shower rooms, set within approximately 5,000 m² of landscaped grounds with a lap pool. Guest apartment of approximately 90 m² Additional apartment of approximately 70 m² Agricultural buildings Approximately 200 m², including a potential winery project with a semi-open covered section of around 100 m². Operations The vineyard is currently managed with the support of external contractors, and the grapes are sold. Located just a short distance from an airport, international schools, a TGV station and a marina, this is an ideal lifestyle property on the Mediterranean coast.

A small hillside estate in the Drôme Provençale, set on 10 hectares, including the option to take over a four-hectare vineyard, a superb fully renovated old stone house of approximately 300 sqm, offering very high-quality features. An ideal composition: an old yet contemporary home, entirely open onto splendid views, with terraced land and vineyards overlooking the valley, Mont Ventoux, and the Dentelles de Montmirail on the horizon. A small, very high-quality wine production is possible, should one wish.

An Exceptional Confidential Hideaway in the Heart of the Var Nestled within a beautifully preserved natural setting, among vineyards and olive groves, this remarkable estate embodies the very essence of the Provençal lifestyle, combining elegance, authenticity, and a high-quality wine-growing operation. The property is centered around a magnificent 18th-century bastide, accompanied by its outbuildings, all forming a beautifully restored ensemble. The renovation has been carried out to an exceptional standard, preserving the estate's character and heritage while providing every modern comfort. The vineyard is meticulously maintained and benefits from an outstanding terroir and environment. An olive grove, landscaped gardens, a swimming pool, and a tennis court complete this rare offering. Private and discreet, surrounded by unspoiled countryside, the estate is a true Provençal hideaway, offering an exceptional balance between a prestigious residence, a refined lifestyle, and a quality agricultural venture. Exclusive full dossier available upon execution of a confidentiality agreement.

Set on the hillsides, at the heart of a preserved natural environment, this property enjoys a prime location combining absolute peace and quiet with excellent accessibility. Local shops and essential services are just a few minutes away, while the motorway can be reached very quickly. The Avignon TGV station is 55 minutes away, allowing travel to Paris in under 3 hours, and Montpellier Airport is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes away. From the highest points of the estate, the panoramic view stretches endlessly across fields, vineyards, forests and surrounding hills, all the way to Mont Ventoux. DESCRIPTION A true property of character, this organic wine estate of approximately 10 hectares, including 5.25 hectares of certified organic vineyards, stands out for its authenticity, generous volumes and rare potential. Two natural springs are present on the land, and a stream runs along the lower part of the estate. The property is arranged around three main buildings: • The Provençal Mas, dating from the early 19th century, entirely built of stone and officially registered as residential use. It offers approximately 600 sqm, including nearly 400 sqm to be converted, corresponding to the former wine cellar on the ground floor and storage areas on the upper level, accessible at ground level from the rear. The already renovated section, laid out over two levels, includes four bedrooms and benefits from an air/water heat pump heating system. Two vaulted cellars, two workshops, a superb terrace, a saltwater shell swimming pool, and a pétanque court complete this ensemble, all enjoying excellent exposure. Ultimately, after renovation work, it is possible to create a main residence of approximately 600 sqm of living space. • A newly built independent house of approximately 140 sqm, offering contemporary features. Recently constructed, it complies with PRM (reduced mobility) standards on the ground floor and includes three bedrooms, one of which is on the ground level. It features a high-end fully equipped kitchen open onto the living area, with direct access to a large wooden terrace. Integrated home automation and reversible air conditioning ensure optimal comfort. • A new wine cellar, with a footprint of approximately 497 sqm, built to the latest standards. It includes a large vinification cellar with significant development potential, a garage area housing viticultural and agricultural equipment (which may be included in the acquisition), a phytosanitary room, as well as an independent one-bedroom apartment of 55 sqm, fully equipped. A storage mezzanine overlooks the space and is directly accessible from the cellar. The estate is further enhanced by a remarkable plantation of fruit trees: Approximately 250 olive trees, 75 almond trees, 38 apricot trees, 40 pistachio trees, as well as 40 apple trees from a variety created by the current owners. Quotations for the roof and façade renovation of the mas are already available. --- OUR OPINION This is a rare and inspiring property, combining the charm of an authentic Provençal mas, a modern and efficient wine-making facility, and an exceptional natural setting. The panoramic views, the diversity of buildings, the organic certification of the vineyards and the development potential make this estate truly unique—ideal for an ambitious wine-growing project, a prestigious private residence, or a high-end hospitality venture. A place where one immediately feels space, serenity and an outstanding Provençal quality of life. Contact: Thierry Lallemand +33 (0)6 62 51 94 07 Information regarding potential risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Trade the stress of the city for the ultimate Central Coast lifestyle. Situated in Paso Robles’ highly coveted Willow Creek District AVA, this spectacular 23-acre rolling vineyard estate offers the perfect blend of luxury country living, passive income, and prestigious vineyard ownership. The state-of-the-art vineyard is planted in Cabernet Sauvignon, Carignan, Cinsault, Grenache, Heirloom Blend, Zinfandel, Cabernet Franc, and Syrah. Stop postponing your life and cash in your golden ticket. The Main Residence & Outdoor Oasis: The primary home is a bucolic yet modern 1,506 sq. ft. retreat featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Cozy up by the wood-burning stove or step outside to an expansive covered porch designed for effortless entertaining. The outdoor kitchen and BBQ area overlook commanding 360-degree views. Just a few of the world-renowned neighbors include Daou, Law and Epoch's Paderewski Vineyard. Inside, the chef’s kitchen boasts premium GE appliances, double ovens, and quartz countertops. Thanks to pristine dark skies with zero light pollution, stargazing here reveals the entire cosmos. The meticulously updated 1920s second home is a separate, original 1920s home that has been beautifully modernized and serves as a solid source of steady rental income. Highlighting the property’s stability, this home has been continuously leased to the same family for over 16 years. Turnkey Passive Income Stream. Maximize your return on investment by pairing the steady long-term lease of the second home with the high-margin vacation rental history of the main residence. Flexible Lifestyle Options: The main home’s established short-term rental stream allows you to easily block out dates for personal use whenever you want to escape the city and chill. Located literally minutes from vibrant downtown Paso Robles, this estate represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of California's premier wine country while letting your investment work for you. Pour a glass of West Side Cabernet, listen to the silence, and step out of the fast lane.

Beautiful Paso Robles Wine Country Home and Vineyard. This 3352 +/- SF Spanish Style home features large and open entertaining areas with hand hewn beam ceilings, four bedrooms, and three bathrooms. Outdoor spaces include a large private courtyard and a well-maintained backyard with lawn and fruit trees. The property also includes an 8 Acre Syrah vineyard and is currently operating as a vacation rental, offering immediate flexibility and income potential. Also included in the sale: 175 White Hawk Lane (Templeton), which is under the same Williamson Act contract. White Hawk Lane is a premium vineyard property located in the El Pomar District of the Paso Robles AVA, with 10.5 +/- acres planted in Tempranillo, Petite Sirah, Graciano, and Monastrell. See MLS#NS26116303 for more information and photos.

2111 Monticello Road is a nationally published Napa Valley modern farmhouse compound featured in Western Art & Architecture and designed by Jarrod Denton of Signum Architecture. The approximately 3.72± acre estate unfolds across multiple structures connected by glass breezeways and courtyards, with vineyard and mountain views in three directions. The 4,408± square foot main residence, completed in 2021, was built around Passive House-inspired principles with three Zehnder energy recovery ventilation systems, airtight construction, and high-performance insulation for exceptional air quality, thermal comfort, and quiet. The great room features 18.5-foot cathedral ceilings and 21-foot-wide German Tanner pocketing glass walls, while the chef's kitchen offers a La Cornue range, Arclinea cabinetry, Carrara marble island, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and a 350-bottle wine cellar by StudioBecker. The 1,481± square foot primary suite includes heated limestone floors, a freestanding soaking tub, marble slab shower, private office, and room-sized dressing room. Two additional guest suites each offer private patios and en-suite baths. The 1,070± square foot pool house/studio/entertaining barn features exposed beams, wet bar, surround sound, dual Murphy beds and full bath, opening to a heated infinity-edge pool, limestone terraces, willow-covered dining pergola, firepit, and bocce court. Recent enhancements include a newly planted acre of Cabernet Franc, solar installation, upgraded 125 GPM well, dual 10,000-gallon water storage with multi-stage water filtration systems, 60KW Kohler generator, Control4 smart home integration, and fire suppression throughout. A gated entry with newly paved interior roads leads to a detached garage with finished office, workshop, and wine room or home gym potential.

This remarkable estate of more than 250 hectares embodies the authenticity and prestige of Provence. Originally an 18th-century farmhouse, it enjoys an exceptional natural setting, bordered by a river and a pond, within a preserved landscape of rolling hills and wooded surroundings, just 30 minutes from Aix-en-Provence. Access is via an impressive wrought-iron gate opening onto a paved driveway of approximately one kilometre, lined with pine trees and leading to the main property. A charming paved courtyard, shaded by a centuries-old plane tree, sets the tone for a remarkable arrival. The main bastide offers approximately 750 sqm of living space and is composed of two separate residences connected by a central porch. Despite successive extensions over time, the property has retained perfect architectural harmony and the authentic charm of a traditional Provençal farmhouse. Its warm-toned façade, punctuated by generous openings and celadon green shutters, rises over three levels beneath a traditional canal tile roof, highlighting its timeless character. To the north, the outbuildings include agricultural and wine-making facilities, technical rooms, and a caretaker’s accommodation. To the south, beautifully landscaped terraced gardens unfold around a flower garden with water features, swimming pool, large sun terrace, pool house, dovecote, and orangery. To the east, a meticulously maintained vegetable garden, two elegant wrought-iron greenhouses, floral areas, and fruit trees complete this rare estate. Ideally located, the property offers quick access to major routes: under 10 minutes to the motorway, 35 minutes to Aix-en-Provence, 40 minutes to the TGV station, and 50 minutes to the international airport, ensuring a perfect balance between privacy, nature, and accessibility. A unique estate combining prestige, heritage, and the Provençal art of living in an exceptional setting. Energy rating: D (182 kWh/m²/year) – Climate rating: A (5 kg CO₂/m²/year) Estimated annual energy costs: between €5,810 and €7,930 (reference year 2025) Information on potential risks available at: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Beauchamp Estates Exclusive — Nestled in the heart of 300 hectares of land, this exceptional estate offers remarkable development potential. The property features 12 bedrooms, along with a 4-room guest house. It boasts a full wellness area including a swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, hammam, solarium, and a fitness room, as well as a consecrated chapel. Extensive parking areas allow for a large number of vehicles. There is also the possibility to create a helipad and a tennis court. The estate also benefits from a vineyard activity, including production and commercialisation. A true historical and natural gem, this unique property offers an ideal setting. It is currently used for hosting private events (up to 250 guests), weddings, wellness retreats, family or friends’ getaways, as well as vineyard or hunting activities. Energy class : G (470 kw) - Climat class : C (17 kg) / estimated annual costs for standard use : between 11 150€ and 15 100€ (ref year 2021). Information on the risk to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website : www.georisques.gouv.fr

In the heart of Provence Verte, set within a pristine natural environment, this exceptional 168-hectare estate stands out for its majestic setting and extraordinary potential. The renovated 1,200 m² château, overlooking the estate, features 20 bedrooms, spacious reception rooms, and numerous outbuildings, along with a caretaker’s apartment and studios, combining comfort and authenticity. The agricultural domain includes 13.5 hectares of vineyards on the Verdon hillsides, currently producing wine marketed in bottles, 750 olive trees, as well as a 20-hectare reserve for future planting and 90 hectares of forest. A wildlife park with a lake further enhances the estate’s unique charm. Additional infrastructure includes a wine cellar, agricultural buildings, and warehouses, offering full potential for a viticultural, olive-growing, or luxury hospitality project. An exceptional estate blending agricultural investment, historical heritage, and Provençal art de vivre, presenting a unique opportunity to create an unparalleled private residence or business venture.

80 ha estate with a potential of 24 ha of AOP Cotes de Provence vineyard Located at 20 minutes from Lorgues in the heart of the Var region, this beautiful property spreads over 31 ha of woodland and vineyard, including 8 ha of vineyard in AOP Côtes de Provence. The estate has, however, a strong potential for expansion as it comprises 13 ha of as yet unplanted land classed AOP Côtes de Provence and 2 ha in IGP. The planting of this land would take the total vineyard area to 24 ha. The winery has been partially renovated and is well equipped with a range of cement, stainless steel and fibreglass tanks. The estate boasts a beautiful renovated Provençal bastide of 600 m², two charming renovated stone farmhouses of 250 m² each, and a further house that has been divided into two rental apartments.