Income Producing 2 bedroom Commercial Property for sale with countryside view in Malaga, Andalucia

845,000 EUR 726,700 GBP 912,600 USD

Reference: 247142

Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Floor Size: 267 m2
Plot Size: 8.79 hectares / 21.72 acres

Features

Balcony
Terrace
Garden
Land
No Pool
Vineyard or Wine Making
Potential for Income
Countryside View
Parking
Traditional Style

Details

Fantastic opportunity to acquire a functioning Winery with charming 2 bedroom villa, nestling in nearly 22 acres of glorious land with vineyards while enjoying far reaching mountain and countryside views from its ideal location in Malaga.

This unique winery produces trademarked wines from Sierra de Malaga Mountains for sale on the Costa del Sol. Situated in the picturesque interior of the Costa del Sol, this fully operational business represents a unique opportunity for wine enthusiasts and investors passionate about the world of wine.

With a plot of almost 88,000m2, this estate is immersed in the beauty of the Malaga Mountain Range, providing an idyllic setting that complements the exceptional quality of its products.

The winery has an active production of wines with the designation of origin from Sierra de Malaga, a region renowned for its high-quality grapes and unique terroir, producing 4 types of high quality wine (Crianza, Reserva, Moscatel Dry, and Rose). The wines produced here reflect the richness of the soil and climate, offering an unparalleled sensory experience.

Equipped with winemaking technology, the winery has facilities that ensure quality and consistency in every bottle. From grape reception to ageing in barrels, each step of the process is carried out with precision and care.

The property includes its own vineyards that supply the winery with the highest quality grapes. These meticulously maintained vineyards provide not only exceptional raw materials but also visual appeal that adds aesthetic value to the property.

Tasting Spaces: The winery has designated areas for tastings, where visitors can enjoy guided tastings of the produced wines. These spaces are ideal for events, tours, and activities that promote wine culture.

The villa of 267m2 comprises of a spacious living and dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

Situated on the Costa del Sol, the winery benefits from proximity to key tourist markets, providing opportunities for marketing and business expansion. This winery for sale not only represents a solid investment in the thriving wine market but also the opportunity to become part of the winemaking tradition of Sierra de Malaga.

Don't miss the chance to acquire this unique property that combines oenological excellence with the charm of the Costa del Sol.

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