34567 Rancho California Rd Temecula, CA 92591
Exceptional opportunity to acquire a premier 21.86-acre winery estate in Temecula, CA. This iconic property boasts approximately 19,980 square feet of hospitality and retail space, including a fully operational winery, multiple tasting rooms, a renowned restaurant with a 135-person capacity, a wedding venue, and guest accommodations. Established in 1968, the property enjoys a rich history and prime location on Rancho California Road, within Temecula Valley's thriving wine region. The meticulously maintained grounds feature 15 acres of vineyards, flowering gardens, green lawns, and a central pond. The property's multiple revenue streams capitalize on Temecula Valley's booming tourism, attracting 3.2 million visitors annually and generating nearly $1 billion in travel spending. This turnkey operation is perfectly positioned to continue its success as a leading hospitality destination in Southern California. The property's strategic location on the main wine trail ensures high visibility and accessibility. This is a rare chance to own a significant piece of Temecula's wine country heritage and benefit from its continued growth. The property's extensive amenities and established reputation make it an ideal investment for discerning buyers seeking a high-return hospitality venture.
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