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MLS® 10395066 is as 1,198sqft Manufactured Home located at 3975 June Springs Road, in Kelowna British Columbia. The property features 3 bedrooms, and 2.00 bathrooms.
An extraordinary opportunity to acquire one of British Columbia's most distinctive agritourism destinations. Meadow Vista Honey Wines is an award-winning honey winery set on a picturesque 5.5-acre artisan farm in the heart of East Kelowna, minutes from downtown and surrounded by renowned orchards and vineyards. A true destination experience, Meadow Vista combines premium handcrafted mead production with hospitality, retail, and tourism. Visitors enjoy award-winning tastings, a popular farm-to-table bistro, bee tours, seasonal events, picnic experiences, and an artisan shop featuring locally produced honey, bee-inspired products, gifts, and wellness items. Year-round visitation creates multiple complementary revenue streams, and the winery is a featured stop on the popular East Kelowna Wine Trail. The business has built a respected brand with distribution throughout British Columbia and a growing direct-to-consumer presence. Internationally recognized meads crafted from local honey and Okanagan fruit, combined with a diversified retail offering, extend the Meadow Vista brand well beyond the tasting room. This rare, profitable, turnkey offering includes an established brand, proven operations, diversified income, and exceptional growth potential in wine tourism, culinary experiences, retail, and destination events—an ideal opportunity for entrepreneurs, hospitality groups, winery operators, or lifestyle investors seeking a premier Okanagan business. (id:6289)
| Avg. asking price | $1,835,490 |
| Price per sq. ft. | $549 |
| Median price | $1,249,800 |
| Number of homes for sale in South East Kelowna | 77 |
| Number of homes for sale in Kelowna | 2083 |
| Avg. Days on Market | N/A |
Single Family
Kelowna, British Columbia
11.45 Acres Of Productive Farmland In The Oyama Area Of Lake Country. The Land Was Historically Planted To Tree Fruits Before Being Removed For The Current Planting To Hay, But With Irrigation Rights, The West-facing Exposure And Adequate S ...(more)
