Ever dreamed of moving to Tasmania and running a vineyard and wine business?
Now is your chance with Craigie Knowe, the oldest vineyard on the east coast of the island state, hitting the market as a going concern.
Now is your chance with Craigie Knowe, the oldest vineyard on the east coast of the island state, hitting the market as a going concern.
The landmark 19.17-hectare estate runs as a hospitality, tourism and agricultural enterprise, with 3.54-hectare vineyard at its heart.
The first vines were planted here in 1979, and the Freycinet Coast business includes a cellar door, vineyard restaurant and potential for events.
The vineyard is planted to pinot noir, Bordeaux red varieties and riesling - and there is potential for vineyard expansion.
The first vines were planted here in 1979, and the Freycinet Coast business includes a cellar door, vineyard restaurant and potential for events.
The vineyard is planted to pinot noir, Bordeaux red varieties and riesling - and there is potential for vineyard expansion.
Hobart dentist and wine pioneer John Austwick planted vines on the site, which as been owned by Glenn Travers and family since 2013.
The estate is anchored by an impressive circa-1836 stone residence with period features and traditional fireplaces.
The property also includes Flora's Restaurant with a commercial kitchen built in 2022.
The property also includes Flora's Restaurant with a commercial kitchen built in 2022.
It is also registered as a campground and has storage facilities, workshop facilities, vineyard machinery, bird netting, fencing and sheep yards.
The sale offering also includes approx. $1.3 million of finished and part finished wine stock at cost.
Craigie Knowe Vineyard is available for sale by Expression of Interest. For further information, please contact Andrew ‘Gus’ Dean of AWN Tasmania on 0418 143 577.
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