One of the largest wineries in Pennsylvania is up for sale.
The Chaddsford Winery in Chester County is now on the market and listed at around $4.5 million.
NBC10 newsgathering partner The Philadelphia Business Journal was the first to report that the winery's founding family is leaving the business.
The winery hosts thousands of guests yearly for festivals and tastings on their five-acre piece of land. They have historic buildings, and they sometimes rent event spaces for parties.
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The owners said they are also open to keeping it a winery or selling it to someone with other plans for the property.
"Im very optimistic we are going to find the right people with the right vision to take this brand into the next chapter," General Manager Corey krejcik said.
In an Instagram post, the company wrote in part:
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"Have you heard the news? Chaddsford Winery is actively seeking new ownership! Whether it be a small collective of high-net-worth local and loyal oenophiles, individual investors and partners, or a hospitality-focused private equity group, we are excited for the future of our beloved Winery."
Chaddsford Winery was established in 1982 and is internationally recognized. Its products are available at select retail outlets in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland, and Ohio.
The winery plans to remain open while it's on the market.
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