55 Eckfords Road, Grovetown, Marlborough

Proven Marlborough sauvignon blanc investment

Invest with confidence today. Positioned in a prime location in the Lower Wairau plains, an area renowned for producing high quality yields, this vineyard estate represents an incredible opportunity for wine companies, established growers and investors looking to diversify or expand an existing portfolio.

Seldom do opportunities of this scale and location become available in Marlborough. This vineyard investment offers numerous desirable features, including a secure lease, class A water consent, productive soils, and an impressive scale that sets it apart from the rest.

Split across two blocks, the vineyard offers a total canopy of 25.59 hectares (more or less). Majority of the vines run north south, with a small portion orientated east west. Boasting a ten-year average of 23.61 T/ha, the property would be a strategic acquisition for any astute buyer. An excellent opportunity to secure a vineyard of scale for future wine production or long-term leasing, with a proven track record of exceptional yields. The existing lease is in place until June 2026, providing a steady income stream and immediate return on investment.

Marlborough is internationally acclaimed for its distinctive wines, in particular the sauvignon blanc, celebrated for its crisp flavours and aromatic profiles. This region is blessed with a unique combination of fertile soils, favourable climate and expert winemaking techniques, resulting in some of the world's most enjoyed vintages.

After purchasing the bare land and developing the block fourteen years ago, the vendors have made the decision to divest this reliable asset and focus their interests elsewhere. The property is presented to the market with genuine intentions of achieving a sale, so immediate buyer action is encouraged to avoid disappointment. To register your interest, receive a full information package and arrange your private inspection please contact the exclusive agents Tarin Mason and Kurt Lindsay.

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