291.24ha beef grazing block with upside
Set 35 kilometres from Whangarei, this 291.241-hectare (more or less) beef and grazing block, spread across eight titles, gives you scale along with options for the future.
With around 200 hectares effective, it's a genuine working unit with loads of potential. The contour runs medium through to some steeper country, sitting on Waiotira clay and Whakapara loam on the flats. Water is a real strength here, supplied from a natural limestone spring, backed up by a large approximately one-hectare dam that adds security through the drier months.
Improvements are practical and well set up. There's a brick main home offering three bedrooms, one bathroom, plus a rumpus or shed room space that could serve a range of uses. In addition, there's an unconsented one-bedroom sleepout with its own toilet, ideal for overflow or extra help on hand. On the operational side, a large high stud implement shed with lean-to provides ample machinery storage, complemented by an additional large workshop and a half round barn. Two sets of cattle yards support livestock operations and make stock work straightforward. Forestry adds another layer of income and diversity, with approximately 82.13 hectares of pine in place. Plantings range from fourteen to fifteen-year old's, six-year old's, through to new plantings, giving staggered age classes and future harvest potential.
A sizeable Northland property with scale, water, infrastructure and forestry already in the ground. It's a well-rounded rural asset with options written all over it and plenty of upside.
Auction (unless sold prior)
12pm, 29th April 2026 at 84 Walton Street, Whangarei
Sold plus GST (if any)
With around 200 hectares effective, it's a genuine working unit with loads of potential. The contour runs medium through to some steeper country, sitting on Waiotira clay and Whakapara loam on the flats. Water is a real strength here, supplied from a natural limestone spring, backed up by a large approximately one-hectare dam that adds security through the drier months.
Improvements are practical and well set up. There's a brick main home offering three bedrooms, one bathroom, plus a rumpus or shed room space that could serve a range of uses. In addition, there's an unconsented one-bedroom sleepout with its own toilet, ideal for overflow or extra help on hand. On the operational side, a large high stud implement shed with lean-to provides ample machinery storage, complemented by an additional large workshop and a half round barn. Two sets of cattle yards support livestock operations and make stock work straightforward. Forestry adds another layer of income and diversity, with approximately 82.13 hectares of pine in place. Plantings range from fourteen to fifteen-year old's, six-year old's, through to new plantings, giving staggered age classes and future harvest potential.
A sizeable Northland property with scale, water, infrastructure and forestry already in the ground. It's a well-rounded rural asset with options written all over it and plenty of upside.
Auction (unless sold prior)
12pm, 29th April 2026 at 84 Walton Street, Whangarei
Sold plus GST (if any)
Key features
Contour
Medium to steeper country; Waiotira clay and Whakapara loam on flats.
Current use
Currently leased out, providing plenty of options.
Dwelling details
Brick, three bedrooms, one bathroom, plus rumpus/shed room, plus additional one-bedroom unconsented unit with its own toilet.
Forestry
Approximately 82.13 hectares of pine, with plantings ranging from fourteen–fifteen years old, six years old, and new plantings.
Infrastructure
Large high-stud implement shed with lean-to, additional large workshop, half-round barn and two sets of cattle yards.
Land area breakdown
291.241 hectares (more or less) across eight titles, around 200 hectares effective.
Location
35 kilometres from Whangarei.
