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Banjo’s Run, the boutique winery at Exeter in the Southern Highlands, has been listed by Bill and Robyn Hall.
The couple have been their since 2009 following Bill's retirement after 40 years in real estate in Sydney's eastern suburbs.
They bought and rejuvenated an old vineyard then putting out their own wine label.
Banjo’s Run, which recently featured in the Gourmet Traveller magazine, has been listed by Deborah Cullen and Richard Sholl of Colliers Lifestyle Estates with offers due by September 30.
The vineyard comes with Bordeaux style, biodynamic cool climate wines from the 100 acre Sallys Corner Road property. 
“I had a rural upbringing and I wanted to reconnect with that feeling of living in the relaxed countryside but still close enough to the city and the local town” he said. 
 The vineyard is leased out so there is little work for Bill and his family. 
“In the last 18 months we’ve leased the vineyard out and they do all the work - we get to simply sit back and enjoy the fruits of their labour,” he says, with a grin. 
As part of the lease agreement, he receives 64 cases of wine annually. 
“This property is ideal for someone who would like to come down for the weekend but also receive an income stream/ and/or some pretty amazing wine” he said. 
Income is also possible from its three bed and breakfast modules.
The property’s dam contains substantial numbers of trout. 
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Southern Highlands winery Banjo's Run listed

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The Hunter Valley vintner James Kirby has listed Hungerford Hill Winery. 
The 22-hectares feature the landmark building with a restaurant and function rooms.
Its cellar door was designed by architect Walter Barda to look like a wine vat with the lid up.
<a href="https://jurds.com.au/listings/rural_sale-886817-pokolbin/" target="_blank">Some $6 million plus is being sought</a> for the property and stock through Alan Jurd and Cain Beckett of Jurds Real Estate.
Kirby bought the winery, then known as One Broke Road, in 2003 for $4.25 million from former McDonald’s senior executive Tim Tighe.
The property was expanded and it has been extensively redeveloped.
Kirby also purchased the Hungerford Hill label for the property. The brand was established in 1967.
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Hungerford Hill winery listed by James Kirby

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The Tuileries, a historic Rutherglen winery, has been listed for sale.
The property dates back to the 1860s's French winemaker Camille Reau.
The 13 hectare estate, with frontage to Sunday Creek, has been in the Carter family for over three decades.
It was previously owned by the Seppelt wine group.
While the original home and distillery have been demolished, the underground cellar remains in the garden that features plantings thought to be 120 years old.
The property includes a four hectare Cabernet vineyard from which the grapes have been traditionally sold to other district wineries.
Pat Rice &amp; Hawkins agent Rob Childs is marketing the property.
This article first appeared in The Weekend Australian. 
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