Someone is selling 10.9 acres (4.4ha) of land with a working vineyard in the south of France for €900k ($1M).
The plot is planted with Grenache Blanc, Merlot, Côt (Malbec), Chardonnay and Pinot Gris. Right now the grapes go to a local co-op, so there's already income off the land, just not a bottled label yet.
The house is 230 sqm (2,476 sqft), 7 rooms/4 beds, with a pool and views of the Pyrenees. There's also a 90 sqm outbuilding with 5m+ ceilings that could work as a tasting room, events space, or workshop, + a garage and another 300 sqm building.
The winery side doesn't look fully built out yet, though there's already barrel storage and equipment on site. If you're thinking of launching your own small wine label, you've already got a head start.
Location wise, it's 15 min from Limoux and 30 min from Carcassonne. Property tax is €3k p/y.
Curious how much something like this costs in Napa?
@indimulii_ Its normally a "negotiated settlement" after the prosecution fears a pyrrhic victory , and the embarrassment , like "kimbia na usiangalie nyuma"