Been following the progress of a winery for sale in southcentral Pennsylvania, called Seven Valleys. Been up for over a year, with the asking price for the 79-acre lot and boutique winery at $2.3 million. You can find out more on the property at this link.
Meanwhile, Pa. grape educator Mark Chien sent out an e-mail on Monday that another southcentral Pennsylvania property, called the Stewart vineyard in Stewartstown, Pa., is on the market. The asking price for the 22-acre lot, including the vineyards and buildings, is $475,000. Chien noted that the property, located at 14110 Clark Road, "has an excellent
reputation and have been selling grapes to some of the best wineries in the state for many years." Serious inquiries should be directed to Susan Anderson at 410.925.1618.
See more information below.
FOR SALE
22 acres of rolling farmland with an established 5-acre vinifera vineyard, historic 1884 farmhouse in excellent condition, large barn dating to the 1830’s, also in excellent condition, and outbuildings. A nearly 2-acre building lot overlooking the vineyard is included. The vineyard produces some of the premier wine grapes in the state of Pennsylvania.
The property includes 2 lots. “Lot 1” is vineyard, house, barn and outbuildings and is approximately 20 acres. “Lot 5” is the building lot with about 1.45 acres overlooking the vineyard plus .5 acres for driveway access.
Vineyard: Established in 1993 as Stewart Vineyard by Nelson and Susan Anderson Stewart, the vineyard includes a front lot of 3 acres planted as 1.75 acres of Cabernet Franc, and .75 acres each of Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon. This vineyard is currently under the operation of Allegro Winery. A rear vineyard of just under 2 acres was planted in 1997 and contains 1 acre of Cabernet Franc, .5 acre of Merlot and .25 acre of Chardonnay. This vineyard is farmed by property owner Susan Anderson. The vineyard is planted on 3309 rootstock at 10x5 spacing. Average annual yield is approximately 12 tons.
House: Built in 1884, this 4 level 1800 square foot home has been fully renovated and well maintained.
Lower level: walkout to backyard patio, family room, historic stone fireplace, laundry room, ½ bath. 1st level: kitchen , sitting room and dining room, all with original wood floors, and porch.
First level: Kitchen, sitting room dining room, porch
2nd level: full bath and master bedroom
Top level: In attic – two-room guest room or office. Large closet plus storage space.
General:
· New roof 2009
· Updated septic 2008 and 2009
· Modern electric (circuit breaker box) and plumbing (pvc and copper pipes)
· Well pump installed 2006
· Efficient ETS Heating units in kitchen/sitting room and on lower level
· Nearly all rooms of house renovated – repainted, floors refinished, plaster repaired or replaced, electric updated – since 1997.
· Energy efficient 50 gallon hot water heater
Barn: Historic building dating from establishment of farm in approximately 1830. Beautiful log construction with stone foundation. Lower basement level was winemaking area. Has cement floor with drain, ceiling insulation, electric including 220v. Upper level is divided into 3 areas: office/wine storage area, open equipment central storage area with garage door, and a partitioned 3rd area which was begun as an apartment unit but not finished.
Attic level of barn has storage on 2 ends, accessed by steps or ladder.
Additional features of property: In addition to the house and barn, the 22 acres includes vineyard, large yard, woods and creek. Also 2 original out-buildings: the original house, dated to the 1830’s still stands on the property and is structurally stable but unoccupied and unfinished. (3 floors of 20x20 ft). Also standing and stable is the smokehouse.
PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
3 comments:
Wow, sounds fab...is it for real? I live in Europe but understand the climate is similar...is sounds like really a great deal. What else can you tell me about this property? And its attributes...Many thanks...Susanne
susanne.kemper@gmail.com
Is Stewart Vineyard still available? It sounds perfect, but I can't find any other information on it :(
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