Emandare Winery and Vineyard
Duncan, Vancouver Island, BC
CAD 2,900,000
Welcome to Emandare Vineyard, a boutique 8.5-acre winery nestled in the stunning Cowichan Valley.
Vineyard real estate
Vineyards for sale in Canada
Search current Canadian vineyard properties, including planted vineyard acreage, winery-and-vineyard estates and wine-country land with active listings.
Current Canadian listings
Vineyard properties currently for sale
Buying vineyard property
What to look for in a vineyard for sale
A vineyard property starts with the land, but planted acreage tells only part of the story. Buyers may also need to compare grape varieties, vine age, vineyard condition, water, drainage, soils, exposure, frost risk, equipment access and the buildings that support the property.
Some vineyards are sold mainly as agricultural land. Others are part of a larger winery estate with production space, a tasting room, hospitality uses or a residence. That distinction changes both the way a property operates and the questions a buyer needs to ask.
WikiWineries shows the available real-estate facts beside the listing photography and agent information, making it easier to compare vineyard opportunities without mixing them into a general farm marketplace.
Common property formats
Different ways vineyard real estate can be offered
Producing vineyard
An established vineyard may be sold primarily for its planted acreage and agricultural improvements, with grapes destined for the owner's winery or sold under existing or future arrangements.
Winery and vineyard estate
These properties combine the vineyard with production, storage, tasting or retail space and can also include residential or hospitality improvements.
Vineyard land and expansion acreage
Some opportunities are about the land itself. Buyers should distinguish between existing planted blocks, land prepared for planting and acreage that may not be suitable or approved for the same use.
What to compare
Questions to ask before buying a vineyard
Planted acreageConfirm how much land is planted, what is planted, vine age and the condition of each vineyard block.
Water and drainageUnderstand irrigation sources, water rights where applicable, drainage and how the site performs through the growing season.
Site conditionsReview soils, slope, aspect, elevation, frost exposure, wind and other conditions that affect grape growing.
Buildings and equipmentDetermine whether barns, shops, storage, winery buildings, vineyard equipment or residences are part of the property.
Contracts and operationsAsk about grape contracts, vineyard management arrangements and any operating commitments tied to the land.
Future plansConfirm zoning, agricultural restrictions, permitted uses and professional advice before relying on expansion or development plans.
Vineyard or winery?
Choose the property type that fits your plan
If you want planted acreage and agricultural land, this vineyard page is the best place to start. Buyers who also want production facilities, a tasting room, retail space or an established winery operation should also search our wineries for sale.
For a location-first search, move through Canada, then into British Columbia and focused wine-region pages such as the Okanagan Valley, Cowichan Valley and Vancouver Island. Additional Canadian pages will be added only when we can give each location enough real buyer information to stand on its own.
For owners and listing agents
Selling a vineyard in Canada?
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