Tuesday, 4 August, 2026
The Drinks Business, Sarah Neish
Endeavour Group, which acquired Chapel Hill Estate in Australia’s McLaren Vale just seven years ago, announced yesterday that while it intends to keep the wine brand it is selling off Chapel Hill’s physical assets including its vineyards and cellar door.
Looking for a buyer for the property, Endeavour intimated that the estate does not have to be kept for wine production.
“Whether envisaged as a luxury tourism destination, hospitality venture, accommodation retreat, events venue, lifestyle estate, agritourism enterprise or the continuation of wine production, the estate provides incoming owners with the flexibility to shape its next chapter around their own vision and objectives,” reads the listing.
Chapel Hill, which includes an on-site heritage chapel built in 1865, has 13.69 hectares of established vineyard and a 23ML water licence. The listing also details the property’s “extensive winery and warehousing infrastructure”, representing “a rare opportunity to secure a fully developed property of genuine scale and significance”.
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