Investing in a vineyard in Mendoza
Mendoza is the heart of Argentine wine and the home of Malbec. Owning land here means owning a working landscape: vines that produce, water that is managed, and a place you can enjoy.
A productive, tangible asset
A vineyard lot is not only a plot of land. At Villa Marzolina every lot keeps its rows of Malbec, Syrah or D'Agen plum trees in production, cared for by the estate's own agronomists.
The result is an asset you can visit, taste and pass on — far from the abstraction of a screen.
The 75/25 Golden Rule
Every lot keeps 75% cultivated vineyard and dedicates 25% to the private residence. The rule is part of the estate's regulations and applies to all owners.
It preserves the productive soul of the whole estate, which is what sustains the value of each individual lot over time.
Infrastructure that protects the crop
Israeli precision drip irrigation, anti-hail netting over the entire crop, solar panels and an own dam with a private lagoon. Each element reduces risk for the vines and for the owner.
Lots for every project
81 residential lots from about 2,000 m², four Super Lots from 4,400 m² to 1.7 ha for those who want their own wine or a larger summer house, and a 1.7 ha parcel reserved for a Condo Hotel.
Prices and availability are shared privately in the investor dossier.