Wine cellar for sale 50 m²

In the exclusive representation of the owner we offer a very nice wine cellar with land in the largest wine village in the Czech Republic - in Velké Bílovice. The cellar is located on the street Žerotínova, in the sought-after and desired wine-growing area, on the largest of the line of the large-white cellars, the basement line of the Begegrad, in which is located most of the wine cellars in Great Bílovice. The cellar was built in 1980, the total area of the plot - 188 m2, the built-up area 36 m2, the total area of use 50 m2. The spacious entrance of the cellar will reach the room 16,5 m2, where there was previously a background for processing and pressing grapes. There's a kitchen in the next room 9,7 m2. With a wide three-meter neck, we can get to the quilt cellar, the back wall fell down, and we need to unbag the concrete wall and put bricks on it. Behind the cellar you can build more rooms or build a big parking lot. Electricity - 240 / 400 In Water - Water Regulations Waste - Public Sewerage Rain Water - Gas Sewerage - Unable to connect In case of interest, please call. Something to the village of Velké Bílovice One of the hottest places in the Czech Republic, the village of Velké Bílovice is located in the south of the Grand Pavlovice wine subregion. You will find here up to an incredible 748 hectares of vineyards which are cultivated by up to 1056 local winemakers. This makes the Great Bílovice the largest wine-growing village in the Czech Republic. Almost every white household includes a vineyard and a wine cellar! What you need to see in the Great Bílovice Wine attributes on both the character and the battalion prove that the winery was successful in Great Bílovice hundreds of years ago. The history of the village is also devoted to collections of the native museum in the former school in the square, the church of the Birth of the Virgin Mary is shut down on the top. On the high rise in the middle of the vineyards north of the city, in a place with a beautiful view of the open surroundings, stands the chapel dedicated to the Holy One.

Cyril, St. Methodius, St. Wenceslas and St. Urban, ordained in 2002. Basement alleys named after vine varieties. The most common is to go to the Great White Lips for wine; you will discover a number of well-known wineries, from big companies to small winemakers. The vine has been grown here since ancient times. Our ancestors have already noticed excellent conditions for cultivation. Wines are produced and stored in wine cellars, forming a separate wine town, which is divided on the cellar track of the Begegrad, Pod Příjemí and Prúrynky. The vineyards are situated mainly in the wavy surroundings of eight vineyards: the Front Mountain, the Back Mountain, the Pod of the Begegrad, the New Mountain, the Wide Mountain, the Vineyards, the Long Mountain and the Oboras. The most famous variety is Frankovka with typical purple colour, cinnamon cherry aroma and mineral, finely tannin flavor with spicy acid.