This location has been a registered agritourism site since day one. We’ve made wine here, aged it in the cellar, and bottled it with care. It has been the heart of so many moments: connecting with the local farmers market, hosting friends from the military base, and watching dreams turn into bottles.

 

We’re incredibly proud of what we built here, and there’s no failure in this. This is a great space with a ton of potential for someone else to make their mark. But the truth is, despite all the hard work, the support of state agencies, and even passing legislation to protect agritourism, we’ve been left fighting something bigger than we can handle.

 

You can’t really fight big government—and after years of effort, we’ve been forced to make this decision.

 

There’s more to come in the future, but for now, we just want to say thank you to everyone who has made 620 Cherokee a meaningful part of our story.
With that said, if you are interested in making this beautiful property with endless possibilities, a main level with bathroom and full kitchen, office spaces, and entrances from the back to the alley and garage yours, please reach out to us for more information. 

 

– Bryan & Gina