The Wine Country Welcome Centre has upcoming plans to expand the facility at its current site location to include 16 boutique retail stores.  Implementation of “Vintners’ Village” is proposed to feature a rustic boardwalk style development of boutique stores with tenants offering value added wine related arts, crafts and other products to the public.

Allowances are made in the conceptual plan for a blend of key anchor and seasonal tenants.

This property development will incorporate 16 cabana style retail "shops" constructed of rough lumber, corrugated steel roofing, and exterior store fronts that allow visible opening to the exterior boulevard.

As has been the case with the completed phase 1 development of the Toasted Oak Wine Bar & Grill and VQA Wine Store in the renovated old Oliver firehall, renowned Okanagan architect Robert Mackenzie was once again consulted for his meaningful input and renderings (on Phase II of the development (see below).

Site location is along the existing retaining wall frontage parallel to Highway 97 and downtown Oliver's main street.  The development will comprise 16 total units in two offset levels, creating a boulevard and boardwalk type effect - offering an attractive presentation both for the tenants and visitors to the facility.

These boutique stores will be positioned for rent to both long term anchor tenants as well as seasonal craft and produce merchants.  The merchandise and tenants will be formulated to be consistent with both the quality and overall theme of the Vintners' Village.

If you are interested in seeing your business located and positioned within this unique real estate development, please contact us for further information!