Situated in a beautiful part of the southern Barossa Valley, surrounded by rolling hills and ancient gums is the spectacular Tweedies Gully Estate.

Set in the foothills of the Barossa ranges, the multi-faceted Tweedies Gully Estate is situated on 41.68 hectares (103 acres) of stunning countryside and provides an exceptional opportunity to create an enviable lifestyle with a strong income stream.

Tweedies Gully Estate features a commanding cellar door sales/tasting room/function facility set in an extensive lawn area with magnificent views of the gum lined winter creek, the vineyard and the surrounding hills. 

The recent renovations and liquor license extension ensure Tweedies Gully Estate is suited to weddings and functions. 

Planted entirely to Shiraz, the established 6.05 hectares (14.94 acres) vineyards are irrigated by the bore (licensed for 13.4 Meg) and are contracted to a major Barossa Valley winery.

A licensed 50 tonne winery provides a fantastic opportunity for winemaking pursuits, with excellent quality winemaking equipment available (including destemming plant and crusher, bladder press, refrigeration plant to service fermentation tanks, three variable capacity wine tanks with cooling jacket and three stainless steel open fermenters).

The property also features a barrel and dry goods storage area which is fully insulated and air-conditioned. A significant holding of wine stock and plant and equipment is negotiable with the sale.

Lovingly restored, an 1890s settlers built stone cottage overlooks the spectacular 1.5km winter creek with hundreds of gums and numerous picnic/camping areas, perfectly suited for tourist accommodation opportunities (Subject to Council Consent).

Perfect for those wanting an acreage property while being within close proximity to all Barossa townships (in between Lyndoch and Williamstown) and under an hour from the Adelaide CBD, Tweedies Gully Estate offers the best of both worlds. 

The exciting opportunity to create a significant tourism/function/winery business in the heart of the world famous Barossa Valley is now here.