A luxurious vineyard above Okanagan Lake in B.C. has been listed for $25 million, and it features tons of luxurious features.
Located at 1675 Midland Rd. in Penticton, the lakefront vineyard estate is an 11-acre property with 4.7 acres of pinot noir vineyards.
The listing from Engel & Völkers says that the property offers sweeping views and exceptional amenities “crafted for refined living.”
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Aside from the acres of pinot noir, the property features six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and 35 rooms in total, which include a seven-bed children’s bunkroom.
There are wrap-around decks that overlook the Okanagan Lake and the private vineyards. There’s also a spa with a steam shower, an infrared sauna and a relaxation patio.
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The property also features a guest cottage with a private boat dock.
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Engel & Völkers
“This Okanagan estate blends architectural craftsmanship with the charm of a working vineyard. Stucco and natural rock walls complement the landscape, while expansive decks and floor-to-ceiling windows create seamless indoor-outdoor living,” Engel & Völkers says.
Engel & Völkers
“The lower level is designed for recreation, media and fitness, ideal for hosting family and guests. The bluffside guest cottage, complete with a private boat dock, further elevates the lifestyle offering. From its vineyards to its panoramic lake views, this property embodies luxury living in the Okanagan, where privacy, elegance and natural beauty come together.”
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The listing calls the property the “perfect luxury backdrop for the viticulturist.”
In terms of the location, the B.C. vineyard neighbours many wineries, including Black Widow Winery, Tightrope Winery, Howling Bluff Estate Winery, Hillside Winery and Origin Wines.
With a 20 per cent down payment of $5 million and a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at 5.75 per cent, the monthly payment would average around $115,000, according to Engel & Völkers’ mortgage calculator.
You can find more pictures and info on the Engel & Völkers website.
In other vineyard news, a B.C. winery was recently named one of the best in the world.