Finding Your Perfect French Vineyard Property
HOMEHUNTS are an award-winning French property specialist who find buyers finest estates and luxury vineyards for sale in France. With extensive know how in vineyard transactions, HOMEHUNTS can help make your dream of producing your own wine or owning a piece of France’s iconic wine heritage a reality.
From small, boutique vineyards nestled in rolling hills to sprawling estates with historic châteaux and modern winemaking facilities, we are able to help and guide you along the entire journey. You will find some properties are perfect for a peaceful retreat, while others are fully equipped for large-scale wine production.
No matter what type of vineyard you may be looking for, our property specialists will handpick the ideal vineyard that meets your needs and lifestyle. Owning a vineyard in France isn’t just a purchase—it’s a lifestyle steeped in tradition, beauty, and passion.
Featured French Vineyards For Sale
Authentic Provencal Mas in the Heart of the Vineyards – Le Castellet Just 10 minutes from the beaches and the village of Le Castellet, this magnificent Provencal mas is set […]
- €2,395,000
Nestled in the heart of unspoiled countryside, this exceptional agricultural estate spans more than 44 hectares of fully organic land, free from any chemical treatments. Ideally located in the charming […]
- €2,800,000
In the heart of Provence’s unspoilt natural environment, just a few minutes from the sought-after village of Lorgues, this confidential 55-hectare estate embodies the rare combination of prestige, authenticity and […]
- €2,950,000
In the heart of a peaceful and sought-after area of Ramatuelle, just a five-minute walk from the iconic Pampelonne beaches, this charming villa, recently renovated, offers a rare living environment […]
- €3,900,000
Exceptional Cru Vineyard Estate in the Prestigious Rhone Valley — 38 Hectares Set on the coveted right bank of one of France’s most revered wine regions, this outstanding 38-hectare Cru-classified […]
- €2,940,000
Provence, Haut Vaucluse – A 40-hectare wine estate, including 36 hectares of vineyards classified as AOP Cotes-du-Rhone with village designation. A very well-equipped, turnkey production facility, featuring a fully functional […]
- €1,910,000
Nestled in the heart of a hilly, preserved environment and offering absolute tranquility, this rare 18th-century estate, old monks’ relay, extends over 63 hectares in one piece. Hills, woodland, oak […]
- €3,950,000
Provence, Vaucluse. Vineyard in the heart of the Luberon. Discover this magnificent Mas and its estate of nearly 70 hectares in one piece. In the heart of the Luberon, in […]
- €2,597,000
Remarkable property with AOC Bandol vines 15 minutes from the beaches In the commune of Le Castellet, in a remarkable location, this property is as exceptional for its location as […]
- €1,092,000
Grimaud – Authentic 19th-Century Estate with Vineyard, Helipad & Luxury Amenities A rare Provencal jewel in a tranquil setting, minutes from the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Nestled in the rolling countryside […]
- €2,900,000
This former winegrowing estate dating from the 17th century is a real gem of prestigious property in the Arles region. Set in a peaceful location just 5 minutes from the […]
- €1,900,000
Discover this old farmhouse in Cotignac, a real treasure nestled in the heart of nature, offering almost 20 hectares of land to exploit. With a surface area of approximately 135 […]
- €495,000
In the serenity of a preserved environment, the estate is home to an old towpath relay dating back to the 12th century for its oldest part, but it was in […]
- €3,800,000
In the heart of Provence Verte, set within a pristine natural environment, this exceptional 168-hectare estate stands out for its majestic setting and extraordinary potential. The renovated 1,200 m2 château, […]
- €13,500,000
Unique in Provence, this domain offers a property full of history in the core of the truffle and wine country. On approximately 30 ha, it offers a park of 3 […]
- €2,800,000
6.4-Hectare Estate at the Gates of Uzès, Exceptional Views – Beautiful 75 m2 reception area opening onto the terrace and park – 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (including an independent studio) […]
- €1,370,000
A stunning Catalan villa on a huge plot and walking distance to the centre of the town. This spectacular custom-designed villa is located just a few minutes’ walk from the […]
- €1,000,000
Stunning property with vineyard for sale in the Gard, nestled in a peaceful little valley where absolute tranquillity reigns. The estate spans a total of 13 hectares, including 6 hectares […]
- €997,500
Frequently Asked Questions About Finding Your Ideal French Vineyard Property
Owning a vineyard in France is a life goal for real estate investors and wine lovers alike. This type of property gives you the chance to be part of France’s rich tradition of winemaking. Since buying vineyard property in France has unique considerations, our property agents are here to help you navigate the process from start to finish.
What is the average price of vineyard property in France?
Many vineyard properties in France cost approximately €5,000 to €7,000 per square metre. The size of the land available for sale often varies, with some properties offering extensive hectares ideal for agricultural development or residence. Here are a few examples to get an idea of pricing:
5-bedroom vineyard in Gigondas for €1,855,000, or €5,300 per square metre
9-bedroom vineyard and wine estate near Lorgues for €3,800,000, or €7,835 per square metre
11-bedroom country estate in the South of France for €4,300,000, or €7,166 per square metre
There are fluctuations when it comes to price, too, based on the exact location, property type, and grounds.
What makes vineyard property in France a popular investment?
There are a number of reasons why someone may be interested in buying vineyard property in France:
Vineyard properties have the potential to produce wine, creating an income stream for the owner.
Certain vineyard properties can support an agritourism or hospitality business.
Living on a vineyard connects you to French culture and provides an enchanting lifestyle.
Moreover, there’s a certain prestige that comes with owning a vineyard in France.
Where are the best locations to buy vineyard property in France?
Among the best locations to buy vineyard property in France are Bordeaux, Burgundy, Languedoc, and Provence. Let’s discuss these areas and others a bit more:
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Bordeaux: Considered the wine capital of the world, Bordeaux has more than 8,500 wine producers and over 120,000 hectares of vineyards. Médoc and Saint-Émilion are especially prestigious areas of Bordeaux for winemaking.
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Burgundy: Known for high-quality Chardonnay and Pinot Noir wines, Burgundy’s most prominent winemaking areas are in the Côte d’Or, namely Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits.
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Champagne: Set northeast of Paris, the Champagne region is known around the world for its sparkling wines. Hubs of production include Epernay and Reims.
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Loire Valley: Revered for a diverse selection of white wines (such as Chenin Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc), the Loire Valley is also known for its stunning castles and picturesque vineyards.
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Provence: As well-known for its landscapes as it is for its rosés, Provence can offer you a wine-producing property as well as the potential for tourism.
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Rhône Valley: Home to one of France’s most renowned appellations, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the Rhône Valley produces quality blends that use Grenache, Syrah, and Viognier grapes.
How does the property buying process work in France?
Here’s an overview of the process of buying a vineyard property in France:
Hire a property agent who specialises in luxury vineyard properties in the area where you want to buy. Your property agent can also help you hone in on the perfect location in France for your property.
View different wine properties in person to make an educated decision about the home you want to purchase. Make sure that the property you choose offers the type of vineyards you want to maintain and any tourism features and structures you want.
Make an official offer in writing to the owner. If necessary, negotiate the price and conditions.
Sign a preliminary contract, called the Compromis de Vente, along with the seller. At this point, you’ll also pay the deposit.
Wait through the conveyancing period, when an assortment of inspections will be carried out on the home. The notaire will also prepare documentation during this time.
Sign the deed (the Acte de Vente) along with the seller and pay the remaining balance to complete the purchase.
At this point, you can call the vineyard property your own!
What is the process for purchasing a property in France for foreign buyers? Are there any restrictions?
While foreign buyers are able to buy French property without major restrictions, there are a handful of details about the process that you need to know. You’ll have to do the following:
Obtain a French tax ID number.
Open a French bank account.
Work with a notary, who will handle the legal parts of the purchase.
Hire a translator for meetings and documents (if you don’t speak fluent French).
It’s also possible that you’ll have to provide additional proof of income, as French lenders tend to need extra documentation when it comes to foreign clients.
How can Home Hunts Help?
HomeHunts is a buyer’s agent, meaning that the properties we have in our collection are those from all of our immobilier (estate agent) partners and developers as well as our private network.
HomeHunts also specializes in finding wineries for prospective buyers, ensuring access to the best wine properties and estates in France. Moreover, in the vineyard world, you have to be very discreet about the enquiries you make and speaking with too many estate agents can make the process harder for you in the long run.
Owning a winery is part of the unique wine tourism experience, offering a chance to develop personal or professional wine ventures. By choosing HomeHunts, you only ever need to discuss your business and your requirements with one agent.
We will search the entire market on your behalf to find the most suitable vineyards for sale in France.
We only care about your interests
Although we are a certified estate agent in France with our own carte professionnelle, we decided to be a buyer’s agent so that we could offer our clients all of the properties that are on the market, as well as independent, objective advice.
Some vineyard properties on the market are overpriced, for example, we do our utmost to get you the best value on properties that are as close to your criteria and budget as possible. We are on your side.
We are well connected
Did you know that agents only have about 10% of the vineyard properties that are for sale on their books? Vineyard owners are particularly discreet. They don’t want their competitors or their staff to know their property is on the open market, so they will stay firmly “off market”. To find what you want, you will have to dig deeper – but how? It is all a question of contacts. This is where our extensive market intelligence and our carefully established connections come into their own. We pride ourselves on sustaining strong, discreet long-term relationships and we are happy to share them with you in order to help you find the most suitable vineyard property.
Our service is bespoke
The connections, the market intelligence, the incredible choice of vineyard properties and the after-sales service – all these are part of our normal bespoke service and can come at no extra cost to you.
HOMEHUNTS have partnerships with immobilier throughout the France and Spain so our property consultants can hand pick a selection of vineyard properties that will perfectly meet your requirements. Please use our property search facility above to view our selection of vineyard property for sale.