The Hahn Vineyard in the Barossa Valley – owned by Rural Funds Management – has hit the the market with price expectations of around $4 million.
It is leased to Treasury Wine Estates until June 2026 and comprises a medium-scale vineyard planted to Shiraz (41.52 hectares) and Cabernet Sauvignon (8.69 hectares).
The vineyard has varying vine ages with plantings occurring between 1970 and 2017.
CBRE Agribusiness managing director John Harrison says the offering provides scale and is an “exceptional opportunity” to invest in well-established vineyards in a world-renowned wine region.
“The lease to Treasury Wine Estates, a global wine company that produces and markets over 70 wine brands, is expected to underpin buyer interest from buyers seeking a passive investment,” he says.
Hahn Vineyard is located seven kilometres northeast of Nuriootpa.
It comprises a total land area of 55.58 hectares on four certificates of title.
A key feature of the offering is the multiple sources of water via underground allocations and through the Barossa Infrastructure Limited (BIL) scheme.
There’s a total of 83.4 megalitres available, with 24 megalitres of peak and off-peak water via the BIL scheme.
In addition, the property includes a 50 megalitre storage dam located in the centre of the property.
Improvements include three implement sheds, a pump shed, office and six Orchard Rite frost fans.
Expressions of interest close Thursday 1 May.
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