A 1.2-hectare plot (12,000 square meters!) is for sale—or available for exchange for a garage in Mohács—in the Cselinácz section of the Szőlőhegy area in Mohács. The property features numerous fruit trees, grapevines, and two buildings.
One building has an attic level, is suitable for habitation, and includes a wine cellar.
Heating can be provided via a stove.
There is also a separate tool storage building on the property. A second building (40 sqm) could be converted into a living space; it currently serves as storage for firewood and miscellaneous items. The vineyard is planted in sections using a cordon system; the vines are pruned and bearing fruit this year, offering a significant yield for winemaking or fruit brandy production.
Fruit trees include apple, walnut, sweet cherry, sour cherry, peach, almond, mulberry, and others. This is an ideal living space for anyone wishing to break free from the vicious cycle of utility bills and who has the energy to take on such a project.
There is no mains water supply—water is collected in a rainwater cistern—but electricity is available.
The property consists of multiple land parcels, offering flexibility regarding the total size (it can be made smaller or larger), and the one-hectare limit for agricultural land purchases does not apply. It is classified as land withdrawn from agricultural cultivation, meaning it is immediately marketable; there is no need for lengthy listing periods or waiting times, and no third party holds a right of first refusal. Many photos are available on the Mohácsinfo website.
The view is excellent, overlooking the town and the Danube. Mobile phone coverage is available from all providers, and 4G data service works well. Valued at 12 million, but I am willing to part with it for 6 million, or even exchange it for a garage in Mohács. If desired, the area can be expanded to include 11 rows of high-yielding Oportó grapes; table grapes and raisin grapes are also available.
It is the largest contiguous property on the Mohács *Szőlőhegy* (Vineyard Hill). For inquiries, please call the number 20/five-two-three--eight-eight-two-three provided.