The Wine Cellar
VILLA VINO • MÓR, HUNGARY
A Private World
Beneath the Residence.
A 250-year-old vaulted wine cellar extending 42 metres into the hillside — an atmospheric setting for collecting, sharing and enjoying wine.
Deep Roots.
01 • HISTORY
Carved into the hillside approximately 250 years ago, the cellar formed part of a traditional Hungarian wine press house. Its thick walls, vaulted ceilings and naturally stable temperature provided an ideal environment for storing wine.
Carefully restored and incorporated into Villa Vino, it remains a testament to the region's winemaking heritage — now part of a remarkable private residence.
A World of Its Own.
02 • THE SPACE
Extending 42 metres into the hillside, the vaulted cellar reaches up to 4 metres in height and width. A separate 16 m² chamber brings the total space to approximately 196 m².
Its naturally stable temperature provides an ideal setting for wine storage, while the scale and atmosphere make it equally suited to private tastings and entertaining.
Up to 4 m
42 m
Cellar Length
Naturally Stable
Cellar Height
Temperature
250+ Years
Historic Heritage
196 m²
Total Area
03 • FOR WINE LOVERS
Collect. Share. Experience.
Private Tastings
An intimate setting to discover and share exceptional wines.
Wine Collection
Naturally stable conditions for preserving and enjoying a private collection.
Entertaining
An atmospheric setting for memorable evenings with family and friends.
04 • DETAILS
Authentic Character.
Modern Comfort.
Original stonework and vaulted ceilings preserve the cellar's centuries-old character, while carefully integrated lighting and contemporary details make the space both inviting and practical.
Distinctive Details
Subtle lighting enhances the cellar's historic atmosphere.
Original Stonework
Traditional masonry and vaulted ceilings retain their authentic character.
Thoughtful Design
Seamlessly connected to the main residence.
05 • DIRECT ACCESS
Just Beyond
the Living Room.
Accessible directly from the main living area, the cellar is seamlessly connected to the residence — transforming a centuries-old space into an integral part of everyday life at Villa Vino.