24691 Dutcher Crk Rd Cloverdale, CA 95425-9742
Discover a remarkable opportunity to acquire a fully operational winery nestled in the picturesque Dry Creek Valley of Northern California. This exceptional 109-acre estate boasts 17 acres of sustainably farmed vineyards, producing high-quality grapes. The property includes a state-of-the-art 10,000 square foot winery facility, equipped to handle a 30,000-case production permit. The winery features a cutting-edge gravity flow system, ensuring efficient and gentle winemaking from crush pad to fermentation tanks, barrel room, and cave. This innovative design minimizes energy consumption and preserves the integrity of the grapes. The property's thoughtful design extends to its water management system. Vineyard irrigation is supported by a two-acre pond with established diversion rights, while the winery utilizes a natural spring located within a Redwood Grove for its water supply. Wastewater is managed sustainably through a gravity-fed system utilizing evaporation ponds for gray water and a leach field for domestic waste. The winery also includes a welcoming tasting room, ready to receive visitors and showcase the estate's exceptional wines. This turnkey operation presents a unique chance to establish or expand your presence in one of California's most prestigious wine regions. The serene landscape and established infrastructure provide the perfect foundation for a thriving wine business. This is an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of California wine country history.
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