Own your own vineyard! 17 acre estate and home with 22-year old grape vines, sauna and tasting room hits the market for $1.15m in Washington

A winemaker has put their Washington state estate - complete with a 5.5-acre operational vineyard - on the market for just $1.15million.

The 16.66 acre property known as the Ellensburg Vineyard Estate is located on the Yakima River Canyon and is about 15 minutes away from Ellensburg, Washington. It's also 90min away to Seattle and 30 minutes to Yakima.

Included on the estate, which has gorgeous mountain and canyon views, is a 2,868 square foot home - built in 2000 - with two bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a furnished basement, which offers additional sleep space, according to the property listing.

The Ellensburg Vineyard Estate sits on 16.66 acres of land, located on Washington state's Yakima River Canyon

Included on the estate is a 2868 square foot home - built in 2000 - with two bedrooms and two full bathrooms

The house has gorgeous views of the canyon and surrounding mountains, as well as a gazebo space for al fresco dining

The home's sunroom looks out onto its peaceful mountain surrounding and features a wood-burning stove

The home has a spa tub and sauna room which are perfect for relaxing in after a long day working in the vineyard

Beautiful mountain views are to be had from every direction the house faces, including this one from the living room

The home's chef's kitchen can be used to whip up meals to accompany wine being produced by the property's vineyard

Additional amenities also include a chef's kitchen, sunroom with wood stove, spa tub, sauna room, garage and an exterior, 85-panel solar array which powers the house.

The vineyard itself accounts for 5.5 acres of the estate and includes 22-year-old producing vines, a wine storage space and tasting room.

It's both a turnkey operating vineyard and a fully-licensed winery estate. The current owner has said that they will consult with whoever purchases the place.

The estate's Ellensburg Canyon Winery is said to be known for its Washington Cabernet franc, Malbec and Riesling.

One of the outdoor dining spaces attached the home, which was built in 2000 and is powered by a 85-panel solar array

A tasting room and wine storage space are attached to the property. The winery is known for its Washington Cabernet franc, Malbec and Riesling

The turnkey operational and fully-licensed winery sits on 5.5 acres of land and has 22-year-old producing vineyard

The two bedrooms in the house - a master bedroom and the second bedroom . There's also two full bathrooms

A fully-furnished basement adds an additional sleeping area to the home's two-bed, two-bath configuration

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