357065 THE BLUE MOUNTAINS MEAFORD TOWNLINE ROAD, Thornbury, Ontario N0H 2P0

A rare opportunity to establish a signature venture in the heart of Southern Georgian Bay's thriving craft beverage region. Set on approximately 47.3 gently rolling acres between Thornbury and Beaver Valley, this remarkable property combines an established vineyard, substantial infrastructure and panoramic views across the valley to Georgian Bay and the Niagara Escarpment. More than 21,000 cold-hardy hybrid and vinifera vines, representing 19 varieties, have been professionally planted across tiled and drained blocks, offering an exceptional foundation for an estate winery, cidery, farm-to-table destination or other agri-tourism enterprise. A nearly ... read more

A rare opportunity to establish a signature venture in the heart of Southern Georgian Bay's thriving craft beverage region. Set on approximately 47.3 gently rolling acres between Thornbury and Beaver Valley, this remarkable property combines an established vineyard, substantial infrastructure and panoramic views across the valley to Georgian Bay and the Niagara Escarpment. More than 21,000 cold-hardy hybrid and vinifera vines, representing 19 varieties, have been professionally planted across tiled and drained blocks, offering an exceptional foundation for an estate winery, cidery, farm-to-table destination or other agri-tourism enterprise. A nearly new 5,000 sq. ft. pre-engineered steel building features 16-foot clear ceilings, 400-amp/240V three-phase power, container offices and a large gravel yard, providing turnkey capacity for production, processing, storage, trades or equipment-intensive operations. Surrounded by an established network of wineries, cideries, breweries and distilleries, the property is approximately 10 minutes from Thornbury Harbour, 20 minutes from Blue Mountain Village and 25 minutes from Collingwood. Planted, powered and positioned for possibility, this is an outstanding opportunity to create something truly distinctive in one of Ontario's most compelling four-season destinations. (id:25417)