This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
ONE of the Bellarine Peninsula’s most renowned vineyards and events venues, Terindah Estate, has been put to the market by the Slattery family with expectations of $15 million-plus.
Located at 90 McAdams Lane in Bellarine, Victoria, Terindah was developed by the late prominent property identity Peter Slattery and his wife Cate. It spans across 39.80 hectares and boasts a 5.73-hectare vineyard with a number of grape varieties, supported by an irrigation system and abundant water supply.
Terindah features multiple dining, entertaining, and wedding venues. The Shed offers panoramic views of the vineyard and surrounding environment with indoor and alfresco dining options for up to 80 patrons. Peter’s Odyssey Tram Bar – a fully refurbished W-Class tram with a surrounding deck – provides uninterrupted ocean views and can accommodate up to 90 patrons, while The Deck & Mezzanine has a capacity of up to 100.
“Peter saw the potential of just how special the property could be. His vision, love, and dedication transformed Terindah Estate into the exceptional destination it is today,” Cate Slattery said.
The listing is with Savills’ Julian Heatherich, Benson Zhou and Kathryn Bassington, together with Elders’ Peter Lindeman, Henry Mackinnon and Nick Myer. Mark Wizel and Lewis Tong of Advise Transact are transaction managing the campaign on behalf of the vendors.
“Terindah Estate represents a rare chance to own a vineyard of this calibre. Its prime location, combined with the established vineyard producing award-winning wines, makes it an exceptional opportunity for an investor or owner alike,” Heatherich said.
Zhou said that with its excellent support infrastructure, including restaurants, bars, function venues, and glamping sites, Terindah Estate is “primed for continued success in the thriving wine and tourism industries of the Bellarine Peninsula”.
Terindah also has an on-site manager’s residence comprising four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a kitchen, laundry, living and dining room as well as a three-sided, fully enclosed and lockable machinery shed.
Myer the Bellarine Peninsula holds a rich history as a “powerhouse location” for viticulture.
“Terindah Estate encapsulates the essence of this region, offering not just a vineyard, but an experience of unparalleled beauty and sophistication.”
Expressions of interest close on Thursday, 23rd May.
