Property Express Autumn 2025

SDYNAMIC MARKET PRESENTS ABUNDANT OPPORTUNITY

everal variables are helping lift the mood of farmers, which in some sectors and regions is already having a

A dropping OCR, exchange rates going in the desired direction, rising commodity prices, and greater perceived government support have all served to boost farmer optimism, bolstered further by a particularly favourable growing season that has brought the promise of elevated sector, where the payout forecast is higher than for several

forthcoming than their dairy counterparts, though many in that sector have also experienced a noticeable mood shift,

While demand across these sectors is strong and growing,

harvest and rising export demand should encourage pipfruit and stonefruit growers following several tough years, though

to react the government’s new emissions trading, land use

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Elsewhere, although these same factors are evident, for

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NORTH ISLAND

Cambridge07 823 0647

Dargaville09 439 3342

Dannevirke06 374 4407

Feilding 06 323 0076

Hamilton 07 858 5338

Hastings 06 878 3156

Kaitaia09 408 6130

Katikati07 571 5795

Kerikeri09 407 4832

Levin06 367 0836

Masterton06 378 2500

Matamata07 889 0171

Morrinsville07 889 0171

Pukekohe09 237 2014

Taihape06 323 0076

SOUTH ISLAND

Alexandra03 440 2395

Amberley 03 313 0613

Ashburton03 308 6173

Balclutha03 470 0317

Blenheim 03 579 3703

Christchurch 03 341 4338

Cromwell03 445 3735

Culverden03 313 0610

Darfield03 341 4301

Dunedin/Mosgiel03 470 0317

Fairlie03 687 7330

Geraldine03 687 7330

Gore03 209 0300

Greymouth03 768 1222

Invercargill 03 211 3130

Kaikoura03 579 3703

Te Puna, Tauranga07 571 5795

Te Awamutu07 858 5338

Te Kuiti07 858 5338

Te Puke07 573 0243

Waihi07 863 6589

Waipukurau06 858 6073

Wairoa06 838 8059

Whakatane07 349 5486

Whangarei09 470 2522

Wellsford09 423 9712

Leeston03 341 4301

Lincoln03 341 4301

Nelson03 543 8592

Oamaru03 433 1340

Palmerston03 470 0317

Ranfurly03 440 2395

Rangiora03 313 0610

Te Anau03 249 8611

Temuka03 687 7330

Timaru03 688 4084

Waimate03 687 7330

SIGNIFICANT SALES

GREAT PROPERTIES, OUTSTANDING RESULTS

The following is a sneak peek into the past few months’ successful sales from around the country. If you are after local knowledge, experience and the best outcome, contact our real estate specialists today to get your property listed and sold!

“He was constantly informing us about everything that was going on.”

“We were given a thorough explanation of the process.”

“I felt the agents were always working for our best interests in a difficult market.”

MARCH 2025

MARKET SECTOR REPORT

through to the sale and purchase of rural property. For those sectors where this has not yet occurred, indications are that the market upswing will commence in the next few months.

NORTH ISLAND SHEEP AND BEEF

While in the upper North Island listed drystock properties have been scarce, further south the market for sheep and beef farms is more active. In some regions, after a few years of activity, including sales of farmland to forestry, the cycle of farmers selling up to retire has ebbed. In others, encouraged by a productive season, more favourable interest and exchange rates, and better commodity prices, farmers have been motivated to buy land. These factors are likely to eventually play out more widely across the North Island, though possibly not until spring. Before moving

A recent market highlight was the sale of one of Central Hawke’s Bay’s most admired farms, 545-hectare Ashley Clinton property Middle Hills. Owned by Rural Equities Ltd since the 1980s, this immaculately presented, well-located, large-scale and productive operation attracted plenty of attention before selling to a local businessperson with strong farming interests.

As the autumn progresses, due to the shortage of listings, any good quality North Island sheep and beef farms listed for sale are likely to be welcomed by enthusiastic and adequately resourced purchasers.

SOUTH ISLAND SHEEP AND BEEF

After a long period of low morale, in recent months several factors have combined to encourage increased optimism among farmers. These include the dropping OCR, steadily lifting ewe and cattle prices, the perception of greater government support for agriculture, and favourable climatic conditions.

Since farmers generally prefer to have banked their returns before they start investing, the South Island marketing for sheep and beef property has been subdued, aside from a few notable spring sales, and signs for the autumn are positive.

Notable recent sales include 2337 hectare Waiau, Amuri District property Cheddar Valley Station, which sold consistent with recent values on a per stock unit basis; and 1181-hectare Moa Flat, West Otago property Elgin. Several others have also sold, subject to conditions that should be achieved in the near future.

Into the autumn, a variety of properties are set to become available providing purchasers with plenty of choice. Those of higher quality should meet ready demand. Among these Dunvegan, comprising 1507 hectares in Kuriwao, South Otago will attract particular attention.

NORTH ISLAND DAIRY

North Island dairy farmers are enjoying the higher payout forecast. In contrast to two years ago, when at this point many had reduced to milking just once a day, now they are seeking to maximise returns by prolonging the season and sold readily, especially prior to Christmas, when most of the farms that were listed found buyers, albeit at slightly softer

otherwise considering selling are now delaying their plans,

Drought conditions in eastern Waikato might also diminish the number of properties coming to the market.

compliant, turnkey operations, and are unwilling to enter appraisal of a property’s potential before submitting an due diligence.

Notable recent Waikato sales include a 126-hectare Ngarua farm for $9.2 million, and a 130 hectare-Tahuna property for $7.82 million.

Through autumn the shortage of listings should result in

SOUTH ISLAND DAIRY

In each of the South Island’s dairy regions demand for farms is strong, particularly well-located properties with of listings it requires, especially in the 500 to 1000 cow

sell. Some established sheep and beef farmers seeking to include multiple Mid Canterbury farms easily exceeding Balfour farm sold for $36,000 per hectare, while other Southland farms are commanding up to $45,000 per hectare.

In Canterbury, Warrenlea, a 188-hectare Waimakariri

to consolidate. Although traditionally dairy farmers do the sector’s upswing may encourage some to buy such

VITICULTURE

Despite the fact that this year’s grape harvest is forecast to be excellent, as an oversupply in recent seasons has created an excess of unsold wine, yield caps will be rigidly enforced. In addition, pricing on new season supply contracts looks likely to be around 20 per cent down on recent years. These factors are combining to create uncertainty in the sector, leaving anyone considering buying or selling viticulture land on hold, a hiatus that is unlikely to end this season. Sales are scarce and prevailing land values have not been tested for some time.

Many growers intending to plant vines on Marlborough’s remaining pastoral land have put those plans on hold. Instead, current development activity is focused on redeveloping existing older vineyards, planting new vines on established viticulture land, including replacing alternative varieties with the Sauvignon Blanc vines the region is renowned for.

Revisions to overseas investment regulations, signalled by the government and expected to be announced over

Currently almost one-third of Marlborough vineyards are owned by entities based overseas, who provide money, knowledge, and international recognition, stimulating development and innovation. More permissive Overseas

ownership of Marlborough vineyards.

KIWIFRUIT

Since the value of kiwifruit property fell away from the record levels reached between 2020 and 2022, when the most productive gold kiwifruit orchards sold at or above $2 million per canopy hectare, the market has been constrained. Current values are linked to orchard gate returns, with transactions reported around $1.4 million per canopy hectare, though may rise closer to $1.7 million per canopy hectare later this year, including fruit on the vine. Green kiwifruit blocks suitable for conversion to gold are in demand, selling at around $500,000 per canopy hectare.

Changes to the Zespri G3 licence auction format this year should result in more orchards changing hands through the autumn.

A series of orchards in corporate hands may list for autumn sale. If so, they will provide an indicator of market enthusiasm. Strong demand remains for orchards larger than eight hectares and major banks are actively supporting their higher value orchardist clients. Several industry operators are in the market for high quality production blocks. Any property with optimum yield and location should sell well over the next few months.

PIPFRUIT AND STONEFRUIT

After several challenging years for the pipfruit and stonefruit sectors, where poor weather during critical pollination and cell division periods, Cyclone Gabrielle, and disruption of

This season is much more promising, heading towards a

Exporters indicating New Zealand apples will meet high demand and elevated prices in international markets this

These positive factors are likely to impact the pipfruit and stonefruit orchard market, though with the current focus primarily on the harvest, that is unlikely to commence until

CROPPING

In the past 12 months, with arable farmers under price pressure and facing diminishing returns, the property market in their sector has been challenging, with only a it is, these farms tend to be tightly held within a limited

banks from supporting arable initiatives, leaving expansion

underpinned by strong neighbours and multiple land use options, particularly when these can be integrated with existing operations, strong sales of top quality farms have

hectares and farmed as a single large scale high quality demonstrating the continued market strength of arable properties when appropriately presented and performing

FORESTRY

Since the 2023 election and change of government, the termination of the previous government’s billion trees planting programme and the pre-election change conversions from farmland to forestry under foreign the Special Forest test, to gain consent now they must now

In the 15 months since the election the market for forests taken place, mainly to New Zealand nationals and private buyers, with land values ranging from $7000 to $9000 per

In December the government’s forestry investment policy was announced, aiming to limit conversions of farmland to registrations on more productive and actively farmed land, a limit on the annual quantity of less productive farm land able to be planted in exotic forestry; and enabling farmers to plant up to 25 per cent of their land in forestry for the

the likes of barley and wheat to their cows, demand has lifted for grain crops, and the outlook is more positive for

DARGAVILLE, NORTHLAND

65 Proud Road

Lifestyle, Farming All in One

45 hectare block with free-draining volcanic soils, with a modern one-bedroom home. Varnished plywood walls and ceiling with custom made doors and joinery. Open plan kitchen/dining area and separate living room with bi-fold doors to rural views. Laundry, workshop with three-phase power and garaging. Bore water. Grazing 80 yearlings. 32 paddocks, good infrastructure and sheds, central race for paddock accessibility. Silage is also made. Stock yards include cattle crush and weigh scales. Ideal for lifestyle or farming. Handy to the coast for fishing and leisure.

$885,000 Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DAG40288 mbrowning@pggwrightson.co.nz

DARGAVILLE, NORTHLAND

1415 Babylon Coast Road

Stunning Diverse Coastal Property

This breathtaking 209.5613 hectare coastal property offers unparalleled coastal views and mesmerizing sunsets. The land is well-sheltered with small lakes and wetlands, one possibly harbouring trout. It includes a spacious four-bedroom home and a three-bedroom home which was a former shearing quarter. Operated as a beef unit, it supports up to 500 cattle. The infrastructure includes great set of stock yards, sheds and a lake-sourced water system reticulated to troughs across 100 paddocks. On-site silage production ensures selfsufficiency. This unique property blends productive farming with potential development.

027 471 6388

Deadline Sale

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior)

Closes 2.00pm, Wednesday 16 April pggwre.co.nz/DAG41126 rgrbin@pggwrightson.co.nz

RON GRBIN

BAYLYS BEACH, NORTHLAND

409 Baylys Basin Road

A Trophy Coastal Paradise

Nestled along the rugged west coast lies a coastal paradise like no other of 235 hectares of pristine land, offering a truly unique and breathtaking experience. The landscape is a blend of rolling hills, lush green pastures, creating a picturesque backdrop. But it's not just the natural beauty that makes this property stand out. It is also a well-established farm, with a three-bedroom home and great infrastructure. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that should not be missed. Whether you are looking for a place to call home, or a lucrative investment opportunity, this property has it all.

rgrbin@pggwrightson.co.nz

Offers over $3.9M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DAG38488

DARGAVILLE, NORTHLAND

2 West Road

Versatile Dairy Farm for Sale

Discover a 66 hectare dairy farm featuring flat to gently rolling land renowned for its fertility and productivity. An 18ASHB cowshed currently milking 130 cows, good races to the 40 paddocks. Bore water pressurised around the farm. Rich soils are ideal for cropping or horticulture, offering the flexibility to continue dairy farming or simply enjoy a lifestyle block. A 2010 built three-bedroom home with two bathrooms. The vendors are motivated to sell, making this a fantastic opportunity you won't want to miss!

Deadline Sale

Plus GST (if any)

(Unless Sold Prior)

Closes 2.00pm, Friday 14 March

pggwre.co.nz/DAG40978

MATAKOHE, NORTHLAND

205 Tinopai Road

A Slice of Paradise Overlooking Kaipara Harbour

This picturesque 158 hectare property offers historic charm and modern convenience. With prime road frontage and elevated views of the Kaipara Harbour, it features a four-bedroom homestead with two bathrooms, an office, laundry and a three bay garage with carport. Potential building sites with stunning harbour views make it ideal for development or subdivision. Currently managed as a beef unit, it supports around 300 cattle. The farm has robust infrastructure, including stock yards, implement sheds and a limestone quarry. Water is sourced from a stream and dams, reticulated to troughs across 30 paddocks.

MAUNGATUROTO, NORTHLAND

81 Bickerstaffe Station Road

Close to Town and Desirable

A well-established 132.175 hectare property (more or less), with good races and a significant limestone quarry on-site. Currently, operating as a 200-cow dairy farm on a oncea-day management system. Located approximately 4km from Maungaturoto and about 63km from Whangarei, this farm offers convenience and accessibility. The farm infrastructure includes an 18-aside herringbone dairy shed with a yard capacity for 230 cows. The fencing is in good condition, the property is divided into 67 paddocks and water is supplied from three dams. This farm is definitely worth a visit. For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Dennis or Ron. 4 2 1

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/WHG41134

DENNIS WALLACE

022 312 7704

dennis.wallace@pggwrightson.co.nz

RON GRBIN

027 471 6388

rgrbin@pggwrightson.co.nz

KAWAKAWA BAY, AUCKLAND

81 Kawakawa-Orere Road

45.87ha - On Kawakawa Bays Doorstep

45.87ha rural property located in the picturesque Kawakawa Bay. Ideal for livestock grazing and somewhere to park the boat and be on the water fishing in minutes, this fully fenced property offers ample space and excellent location.

Beautiful Kawakawa Bay is 56km from Auckland CBD, known for its stunning outlook, great fishing and friendly community. Seven-wire sheep fencing, making it perfect for livestock grazing. Endless possibilities for farming, equestrian activities, or simply enjoying the rural lifestyle. RV $1,175,000

Great opportunity to own a piece of paradise in Kawakawa Bay.

ADRIAN VAN MIL

027 473 3632

avanmil@pggwrightson.co.nz

027 336 8709

kane.needham@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/PUK41015

KANE NEEDHAM

GLENBROOK, AUCKLAND

Reid Road

Estate Sale: Nine Harbourside Titles

Presenting a rare opportunity of a harbourside holding comprising of 72.2ha in nine titles set on the picturesque Manukau Harbour. This exceptional property features over 2km of foreshore for direct access to the water. The land is flat to gentle rolling contour currently utilised as a dairy farm. Two, three bedroom homes, one used by the sharemilker and the other rented.

This is a truly unique property that offers a rare combination of productive farmland, harbourside living and unparalleled potential for future development.

avanmil@pggwrightson.co.nz 027 473 3632

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Tender

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 3.00pm, Thursday 20 March pggwre.co.nz/PUK40975

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ADRIAN VAN MIL

PUKEKOHE

CHARMING TE KOHANGA FINDS NEW OWNERS

David van Vught bought his 80-hectare Te Kohanga dairy farm in 1991. Situated 23 kilometres south of Pukekohe and 91 kilometres northwest of Hamilton, the farm averages production of 43,000 kilograms of milk solids. From the early 2000s, David has farmed it alongside his wife Rita.

farm. We like the local area, and have other family farming nearby,” says David.

Along with the charm came a few challenges.

“We are close to the river, so need to maintain the drains, and keep the weeds under control. Ragwort, gorse, reeds: there’s always something to battle with and tidy up.”

Rewards have come from a sense of achievement.

“We milk 120 cows, with all replacements bred and raised on farm. We’ve always produced our own replacements, so the herd now represents 34 years of breeding,” says David.

Taking advantage of the character, and going in a slightly unconventional direction, in 2011 Rita started a farm park, featuring a variety of animals including the resident emu and donkeys, providing visitors with an up close and personal experience of farming.

“For seven years we would host two or three tours per week, mainly overseas visitors. We took them on a trailer ride into the milking herd, gave them a tour of the cowshed, and taught them about the dairy industry.

“Most were from overseas, and fascinated with farming life, though had no real idea what it was like. We had visitors who hadn’t seen hay, and others who didn’t realise cows had tongues.”

Another of the farm’s unique characteristics is the redwood log cabin Rita and David built on the hill 15 years ago, which on a clear day presents views towards Coromandel and the Auckland Sky Tower.

time with no phone and no visitors. We can walk up there or take the ute. It has solar power, a chemical outhouse, lighting, a ladder to an upstairs bedroom with a sofa bed, and is furnished with

arrived in New Zealand and went farming, Rita and David raised their own children on the farm. Now the four of them are a doctor, a builder, a trainee nurse, and an aspiring architect, which means the van Vught’s retirement plan was always to sell. Early last year, due to health problems, they brought the timeframe on that plan forward, engaging Adrian van Mil of PGG Wrightson Real Estate, Pukekohe to market their farm. Adrian could see the property’s appeal.

place to make a living.

“Last year, when the level of enthusiasm for dairy was still at a relatively low ebb, our campaign attracted interest from numerous parties coming from a broad range of backgrounds. We knew that the right purchaser would come along, someone who could see the value in the property, which is what occurred, and a young local couple secured the purchase, stepping into all the stock, including the donkeys and emu.

“This sale indicated that buyers are taking more notice of the extra character, setting or nearby amenities that some farms have

he says.

Pleased to sell, though acknowledging they will miss the daily routine, walking through the paddocks, and the cows, the couple where they plan to build.

“We chose a piece of the farm that meant a lot to us, and the building plans are coming together, aiming for completion by Christmas. You can see much of the farm from the house site.

says Rita.

ADRIAN VAN MIL Rural & Lifestyle Sales Consultant

027473 3632

POLLOK, AUCKLAND

111 Hamlin Road

Lifestyle/Farming With Fishing on Your Doorstep - 36ha

This countryside property offers a retreat from city life while being conveniently located just 15km away from Waiuku township. Situated on a generous 36 hectares, you will find a four bedroom, one bathroom home, along with a hay barn and newly built stock yards, perfect for those looking for a dairy run off, grazing block, or looking to embrace the rural lifestyle. All farm water is drawn from a natural spring, which is pumped from the lower part of the property.

One of the key highlights of this property is the breathtaking views it offers over the Manukau Harbour and surrounding farmland.

KANE NEEDHAM

027 336 8709

kane.needham@pggwrightson.co.nz

027 704 6833

mneedham@pggwrightson.co.nz

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$1.375M Negotiable Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/PUK39387

MANGATANGI,

WAIKATO

561 Monument Road

Unique Opportunity

This opportunity has become available to the marketplace for investing into the Pork industry in New Zealand. This 142ha farm with a diverse income stream having a 400 sow piggery unit that has the capacity to hold up to 4900 stock units on it at any one time. The piggery itself is contained into a 9ha section of the property with the remaining land used for grazing of beef and several forestry plantings.

Located between the rural communities of Mangatangi and Maramarua within the wider Franklin district, just off State Highway 2 and only 60km approximately from the Auckland airport.

MARK NEEDHAM

027 704 6833

mneedham@pggwrightson.co.nz

KANE NEEDHAM

027 336 8709

kane.needham@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/PUK40320

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33 Wharawhara Road

Gold, Green and Wharawhara Stream

This low altitude 9.6ha kiwifruit orchard is carrying excellent fruit numbers - approximately 20,000 trays of G3. 2.02 can ha of G3 Gold, frost protected and 3.81 can ha of Hayward green kiwifruit, all fully irrigated. Take advantage of the Zespri auction to graft over the green vines.

Wharawhara Stream on the boundary tumbles over large landscaping rocks and through swimming holes. A soothing sound and beautiful addition to the property. What a great place to build your dream home. Multiple export packhouses nearby. Enjoy the privacy, tranquility, proximity to town and city.

afowler@pggwrightson.co.nz

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any)

(Unless Sold Prior) Closes 1.00pm, Wednesday 12 March pggwre.co.nz/TAR40948

TE PUNA, BAY OF PLENTY

29A I'Anson Road

Organic Kiwifruit Production Block

5.6035 hectare organic green and gold production block nestled in the heart of Te Puna's prime production belt and surrounding lifestyle zone. The production block has a total 3.46 canopy hectares.

1.68 canopy hectares of Hayward Green kiwifruit. Early start for well over 10 years. The Green is picked in March/April. First week Organic early start, starts one week later than conventional.

1.78 canopy hectares of G3 Gold kiwifruit. Early start 2021, 2022, the Gold is picked midApril.

027 223 3366 DAVID & KAREN MCLAREN

dmclaren@pggwrightson.co.nz

Tender

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 3.00pm, Wednesday 12 March pggwre.co.nz/TEP41008

PAENGAROA, BAY OF PLENTY

80 Roydon Downs Road

A1 G3 Gold Orchard

Napoli orchard - 5.19 can ha of licenced Gold G3 kiwifruit on legendary volcanic pumice Te Puke soils. Vine and soil health have been a huge priority here over the last five years. This orchard is now back to its best and seriously needs to be viewed. The canopy is full, vines are healthy and hanging an excellent crop.

Gently north facing, low altitude, double planted and strip males for easy management. Fully irrigated and frost protected with under vine and overhead sprinklers. Cable and AgBeam pergola structure with good end assemblies to hold huge fruit loadings.

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any)

(Unless Sold Prior) Closes 1.00pm, Friday 28 March pggwre.co.nz/TAR41143

027 494 1844

027 275 2244 ANDREW FOWLER pgoldsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz

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PHIL GOLDSMITH

Station Road

Six Titles - 120 Hectares - Location Location

An appealing 120ha dairy farm situated on the Rangitaiki Plains, a renowned region known for its great climate and highly productive agri soils. The flat to slightly undulating contour land makes it an ideal area to dairy or intensively crop. Historically the farm has milked 320 cows with an impressive production of 137,030kg MS on Dairy NZ System 3 production system, milked through a 32 bail rotary dairy shed.

The property has 2 x three bedroom homes one of which has an additional sleepout. A good selection of support buildings complements the farm including two calf rearing sheds, two implement sheds and two hay barns. 7 2 3

027 494 1844

pgoldsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz

$5.95M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/WHK37334

PHIL GOLDSMITH

TIROHANGA, BAY OF PLENTY

106 Beach Road

All Gold Money Maker

A total land area of 4.5927 hectares. 3.33 canopy hectares of established and licenced Gold 3 kiwifruit growing on post and Ag-Beam structures. The orchard is on track to produce a crop in the vicinity of 20,000 trays/ha for the coming season. (Vendor info supplied). Best production in the last four years of 62,989 trays producing 18,636 trays per ha.

A large, three bay implement/equipment storage shed with a 1980s built, two level dwelling with three-bedrooms, two-bathrooms, and an attached internal access double garage.

027 494 1844

pgoldsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz

027 275 2244

afowler@pggwrightson.co.nz

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 4.00pm, Friday 28 March pggwre.co.nz/WHK41157

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PHIL GOLDSMITH

ANDREW FOWLER

GALATEA, BAY OF PLENTY

170 Whirinaki Road

Money Maker

140.2377 total land size with 134ha effective. A best production of 221,296kg MS, milking 500 mixed age Kiwi Cross cows. Irrigated area of 70 hectares (more or less) K-line system. Effluent discharge resource consent compliance in place until 2038 and surface water resource consent compliance in place until 2033. 34 ASHB with 535 cow capacity yard. Excellent fertiliser history and application.

Well-presented three-bedroom family home and three-bedroom cottage with sleepout. 70.3km to Rotorua CBD, 73.9km to Whakatane CBD. It’s all here at 170 Whirinaki Road with its location and consistency of production.

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$5.15M Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/WHK40005

Video Available pgoldsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz

PHIL GOLDSMITH

OKAUIA, WAIKATO

109B Te Tuhi Road

Great Dairy Opportunity

Options here to purchase this 80.5 hectare (more or less) dairy farm only 11km from Matamata. Continue to supply milk, large scale calf rearing or support block. Free draining Tirau ash soil, predominantly 80% flat, balance easy rolling, being sold subject to title.

Infrastructure includes a 300-capacity calf shed, feed pad, 100t bunker and ample support buildings. Well fenced and laid out farm with gravity spring water pressurised to 40 paddocks. Comfortable four-bedroom villa style home with double internal access garage. Great first farm.

paul.knudsen@pggwrightson.co.nz

$4.125M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/MAT40265

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PAUL KNUDSEN

MATAMATA, WAIKATO

218 Station Road

An Absolute Gem!

When you visit this exceptional parcel of real estate of 20.98 hectares (52 acres more or less) on the edge of Matamata, the first thing you'll notice is its impeccable presentation and appealing road frontage. The land features flat, fertile, free-draining ash soils over a sandy loam base, offering versatile options for use. Whether you're interested in market gardening, horticulture, cropping, equine activities, or beef fattening, this property can accommodate it all. The property includes several buildings: a disused cow shed, a lockable implement shed, and other supporting farm structures. Currently, it operates as a "cut and carry".

TREVOR KENNY

021 791 643

trevor.kenny@pggwrightson.co.nz

$1.95M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/MAT40676

WAIKATO

STRAIGHT TALK DIRECT APPROACH SUCCESS

After four generations in the same family, a 105-hectare Morrinsville dairy farm sold in December.

For the past 22 years, along with his wife Wanda, Matt Gaddes has farmed the property purchased by his great grandfather John Henry in 1911.

“He started a Clydesdale stud, and ran a jersey stud, and the farm was mostly in sheep in his time. My grandfather Jack farmed it after his father, and when my parents Alan and Pat took over in 1981, they completed the dairy conversion. Dairy went very well from that point, and the district is fully heartland dairy now, among the most productive land in the country,” says Matt.

Matt always knew he would take on the farm, though it happened earlier than he expected.

“In the early 2000s Wanda and I were in our twenties on an OE. Dad had a manager on the farm who decided to move on. Dad asked me to come back and help for a year. I was happy to do that, though had then planned to go back to study. That plan

how quickly we could build up an asset in dairying, we knew it was the right option. Through the years we’ve progressively bought more of the farm from my parents.

“Not too many people understand how straightforward it is to build an asset in this business,” Matt says.

While Alan and Pat were eyeing retirement, Matt and Wanda had accumulated enough equity to purchase their own farm, which meant the time had come to sell.

Initially Alan and Pat took the reins to market the family property

through another agency. Meanwhile Matt and Wanda sought out Ben Warren and Richard Thomson of PGG Wrightson Real Estate, Hamilton to help them look for a new farm.

“They took us over several other options, so we got to know the two of them. They knew all the details of the farms they took us to: all the paddocks, all the plant, all the production. We were impressed. They are straight talkers, have so much energy and are cool to deal with. We built trust there,” says Matt.

Progress for Alan and Pat with the other agency was slow. After several months with little to show for it, Matt and Wanda suggested the family take another tack, and the senior generation agreed: give these two guys a crack at selling the farm. It worked, as Matt explains.

people most likely to be interested and marketed directly to them. They were forthright and straightforward, putting the farm in front of the right eyes,” he says.

A short time later, a deal was done, as Ben explains.

“After sitting down with the Gaddes family, listening to their connection to the land and understanding their goals and aspirations for the future, we formed an accurate and intensive marketing plan to represent the property.

“This is an expansive dairy unit that captures the essence of farming operation, yielding over 124,000 kilograms of milk solids from a herd of 300 cows.

“We presented that opportunity to genuine purchasers, which resulted in a successful sale in under four weeks,” he says.

Matt is delighted with the service he and the family received, and of course the result Ben and Richard achieved.

“They are amazing communicators, calling us daily, telling us who had been looking and what was being said. We were part of the process all the way through, we knew where the farm was sitting. It was an anxious time for us, which they appreciated: being involved in the process was the best, and now we are ready to move on,” he says.

With their equity in hand, Matt and Wanda, along with their three sons Jack, Oscar and Sam, are looking at 100-hectare plus dairy farms in Northland.

BEN WARREN

Rural & Lifestyle Sales Consultant

021 466 057

RICHARD THOMSON

Rural & Lifestyle Sales Consultant 027 294 8625

TE MIRO, WAIKATO

2/232 Te Miro Road

Five EBLs Up for Grabs

Nestled within the idyllic countryside, the property offers an expansive 50.776ha. The four bedroom Hinuera stone home, is bright and airy and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The outdoor area showcases incredible sunsets and views of the gardens and fully fenced pool. The property boasts a remarkable array of farm buildings including extra accommodation for guests with a garage. Surrounding the property are pockets of bush totalling approx 11ha, rich in biodiversity, where five EBL's have been approved for development to become TDR's. Ecological Reports available for interested buyers.

NGAHINAPOURI, WAIKATO

117 Meadway Road

Paterangi Potential

114 hectare (more or less) dairy farm. Very rarely does a property in Paterangi come forward to be sold, so this is your opportunity to enter this admired area. Under new managementthis season the production year to date is 54,000kg MS with 242 cows. The fundamentals are all here. Very good soils, 36 ASHB shed, easy rolling contour, bore water, well maintained races, long established planting and this location is fantastic. Six bay implement shed, two bay and three bay sheds. Predominantly easy rolling contour. Three-bedroom house and one bedroom cottage. Viewing - contact Pete to arrange an appointment.

PETER WYLIE

027 473 5855

pwylie@pggwrightson.co.nz

$6.5M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/TEK39182

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OHAUPO, WAIKATO

1270 Paterangi Road

Paterangi Prime

Superbly situated in the popular Paterangi district, these 38ha (more or less) offers the next owners plenty of options. The four-bedroom homestead is set well back from the road and is very private with northern rural views. Currently, the property is a support farm for a nearby dairy farm. The majority of the farm is suitable for cropping however, it is also very well fenced, watered and laned for running cattle. This is a very easy to run property with outstanding soils. Permission has been granted to plant two hectares of Kiwifruit on the property. The location is fantastic with Te Awamutu, Hamilton and Cambridge all very accessible.

027 473 5855

pwylie@pggwrightson.co.nz

$2.85M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/TEK40397 Video Available

PETER WYLIE

MAKOMAKO, WAIKATO

264 Makomako Road

Makomako Station, 465ha (more or less)

Located close to Aotea harbour is this long-established sheep and beef breeding and finishing property. Contour runs from river flats by the road to easy then steeper hill and up to plateau-like contour up top. Fantastic sea and harbour views from the top of the farm.

One brick four bedroom home plus three bedroom manager's house, good stock-handling facilities, motivated vendors. Three-stand wool shed, two implement sheds, approx 35 paddocks, 130 bales of silage made this season.

Livestock wintered: 110 MA Simmental + Angus cows, 20 R2 heifers, 1500 MA ewes, 300 ewe hoggets.

PETER WYLIE

027 473 5855

pwylie@pggwrightson.co.nz

RICHARD THOMSON

027 294 8625

richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Tender

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 11.00am, Friday 4 April PGGWRE, 11 Vialou Street, Hamilton or offers@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/TEK41161

OPARAU, WAIKATO

4267 State Highway 31

117ha Paradise in Kawhia

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to secure a 117ha waterfront farm on the Kawhia Harbour. Clean and well farmed with an excellent fertiliser history, this block is currently grazing dairy heifers. Reliable bore water supply is pumped to troughs in each paddock and the springs, streams and harbour boundary are all fenced off.

Featuring a comfortable three-bedroom home and a recently renovated two-bedroom cottage, there is also a large implement shed and barn. Recreationally the farm offers fishing literally off your door step. This would make an ideal stand-alone finishing farm, support block, cropping or horticulture property.

5 3 Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/HAM39623

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WAITOMO, WAIKATO

1031 Waipuna Road

Great Finishing Farm

With a surprise and vista around every corner, this 324ha farm is a piece of New Zealand paradise. Featuring a modern four-bedroom, two-bathroom home with incredible views. Excellent infrastructure including a modern four-stand wool shed and yards, implement shed, workshop, and barn. Running 200 cattle, 1,100 ewes and 1,500 lambs off 240ha effective with a recent re-grassing programme complimented by good fertiliser history and water infrastructure.

This farm features incredible native bush, amazing rock formations, caves, lakes and great hunting. Potential for agri-tourism business could provide an opportunity for a second income.

027 294 8625

richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/HAM38856

RICHARD THOMSON

TE KUITI, WAIKATO

Oparure Road

Oparure

Grazing, Two Options

Located approx 15km from Te Kuiti or 25km from Otorohanga, this grazing block encompasses 46 hectares of bare land. This block comes complete with cattle yards and the modern solar-powered electric fence unit. Predominantly run as a sheep and beef trading/finishing unit. A reliable water source is supplied via a legal easement on the neighbouring property. Fencing on this property has been maintained to an impeccable standard with a mixture of conventional and electrics.

027 654 7434

tony.foreman@pggwrightson.co.nz

$700,000 Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/TEK39474

TONY FOREMAN

TE KUITI, WAIKATO

3099 State Highway 4

Corriebeg Farm

Located nearly halfway between Te Kuiti and Taumarunui is this very fertile, well tracked, and watered property of 687 hectares (more or less). The vendors finish all lambs and their Hereford cow herd supplies bulls to their dairy farm clients.

The homestead is a very tidy four bedroom on an elevated position. There is also another three bedroom farm cottage in very good condition and fully rental compliant.

The farm buildings are numerous and in good condition.

PETER WYLIE

027 473 5855

pwylie@pggwrightson.co.nz

$7M Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/TEK37720

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KAITIEKE, RUAPEHU NATIONAL PARK

Mangahoe Road

Invest For Your Future With Recreation On Tap

Mangahoe Forest is a 156.78ha farm located in the Ruapehu district. We are offering you the chance to purchase a 50% shareholding in this property.

This is a first rotation forest with the majority of crop established in 2018, 2019 and 2020 and a smaller area established in 1999. The land of which the 127ha carbon forest has been planted consists of generally steep terrain with good soil fertility.

The forest is registered in the ETS under the stock change accounting and is eligible for permanent carbon. The Ruapehu District is renowned for its outstanding tree growth. Close to the ski fields. Great return here.

MARAETOTARA, HAWKE'S BAY 1054 Maraetotara Road

Larger Than Life

This 115ha farm has excellent location close to Havelock North and both Waimarama and Ocean Beaches and access to the renowned Maraetotara River.

A high standard of improvements comprising an elevated 183m² four bedroom homestead with stunning expansive views, a small two stand woolshed, sheep and cattle yards.

The farm has 42ha planted in six year old second rotation pines with the balance of the property currently utilised as a beef trading operation.

GARY BROOKS

027 444 3756

gary.brooks@pggwrightson.co.nz

HAMISH GOODWIN

027 291 2156

hamish.goodwin@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $2.3M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/HAS40332

HAWKE’S BAY

POSITIVE MARKET RESPONSE CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY

One of Central Hawke’s Bay’s most admired farms sold recently.

property held by Rural Equities Ltd since the 1980s was listed for

Located in the Ashley Clinton District 24 kilometres west of Waipukurau, Paul Harper describes Middle Hills as a trophy farm.

calibre.

the market response was excellent, and we took several parties to inspect the farm. In the event, all interested parties, primarily

a 50-kilometre radius of the farm. While we didn’t take anyone from Dannevirke.

vendor’s value expectations. Our well-established purchaser is

Waikato to Southland.

pggwre.co.nz/HAS40395 outcome,” he says. following October. is strong.

continue to own 12 farms comprising 5721 hectares.

WILLS BUCHANNAN

Rural & Lifestyle Sales Consultant 027 462 9716

Rural & Lifestyle Sales Consultant 027 494 4854 VIEW

PAUL HARPER

ASHLEY CLINTON, HAWKE'S BAY

1 296 Mill Road

Rural Setting, Total Freedom

Discover the charm of country living at 1/296 Mill Road, a 1.49ha section of pristine land offering tranquillity, privacy, and stunning natural surroundings. Perfect for building a dream home, this property offers plenty of space, lush greenery, and sheltered views of the ranges, creating an ideal retreat from urban life. The land is gently sloping, bordered by mature trees, and overlooks native bush, giving it a natural privacy buffer.

The backdrop of the ranges is visible providing a beautiful landscape to enjoy year-round. With its spacious land, stunning views, and a Geotech report already completed, this section is ready for your vision

pggwre.co.nz/WPK40623

PORANGAHAU,

HAWKE'S BAY 624 Old Hill Road

Create Your Coastal Dream!

Imagine your ideal coastal escape on this spacious 4,508m² section, bordered by native plants and facing the ocean. With sweeping sea views and an unrestricted setting, this is your chance to bring any vision to life. Free from restrictive covenants, you're welcome to design a lifestyle that suits you whether it is off-grid living, a permanent home, or a retreat with a beach bach, cabins, or caravans. This is a rare opportunity to build exactly as you imagine, surrounded by the beauty of the coast.

Situated only 48km from Waipukurau, this location offers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience.

marlene.honings@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $185,000 GST Inclusive

pggwre.co.nz/WPK40564

POHANGINA, MANAWATU

333 Finnis Road

Much More Than A Lifestyle

Located 22km from Feilding and 34km from Palmerston North. 35ha finishing/lifestyle property suitable for beef fattening, dairy support, or deer farming. Mostly undulating contour with some steeper sidelines and long flat road frontage, allowing for easy access. Farm buildings include a deer and implement shed. Land subdivided into 12 main paddocks. The attractive modern homestead enjoys panoramic 360-degree views from its elevated central position. The main home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, open plan living plus an adjoining self-contained flat.

jacqui.campion@pggwrightson.co.nz 027 593 9764

michael.campion@pggwrightson.co.nz

Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/FDG39306

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JACQUI CAMPION

MICHAEL CAMPION

OHAU, HOROWHENUA

616 Muhunoa West Road

15.11 Hectares With Small Wetland

Situated 11.7km from the vibrant heart of Levin, only a few minutes to the beach, and offering magnificent views of the nearby ranges. Currently used as a dairy support grazing unit, this flat land property boasts a small wetland area that is fenced off with well drained grazing area. There are some troughs for stock water. Near the road is a solid wool shed converted from a small old-style residence built with native timber, an old profile weatherboard with single phase power, and attached covered yard. This is an attractive property in a quiet area where there are some exciting developments in plan.

Price by Negotiation GST Inclusive

pggwre.co.nz/LEV38542 geoff.white@pggwrightson.co.nz

EKETAHUNA, WAIRARAPA

23 Haswell Street

Town Boundary Farm and Lifestyle

Are you thinking to invest in a rural/residential zoned property on Eketahuna town boundary? 16ha in eight freehold titles, attractive three bedroom home and lots of sheds. Ideal for calf rearing, prime stock finishing or dairy grazing. Free draining silt loam soils, flat to very easy contour. Renovated kitchen, spacious dining/family room and large lounge, plus sleepout/bathroom. Town supply water and sewerage. 12 paddocks, conventional fencing, cattle yards, loading race.

Land use and subdivision opportunities here, well located in Eketahuna, handy to Masterton and Palmerston North.

john.murray@pggwrightson.co.nz

Tender Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 2.00pm, Friday 28 March pggwre.co.nz/MAS40728 Video Available

DALEFIELD, WAIRARAPA

Moffats Road and Jervois Road

Prime Runoff Units - Carterton

Instructions received to market two prime runoff units located west of Carterton - 40.1ha on Moffats Road, 20.2899ha on Jervois Road, Dalefield.

Moffats Rd, an ideal dairy runoff. Flat contour, soils moderately deep, free draining silt loam, suitable for maize/greenfeed crops. Several shelter belts, attractive native trees. Improvements: laneway, cattle yards, water pump, power supply, fenced 21+ paddocks.

Jervois Rd, similar free draining, deep silt loam soils, ideal for dairy grazing/maize cropping. Laneway on northern boundary to 10 paddocks. Stock water/power supply ex neighbouring farm.

john.murray@pggwrightson.co.nz

Auction Plus GST (if any)

2.00pm, Monday 17 March 38 Lincoln Road, Masterton pggwre.co.nz/MAS41043

LOWER NORTH ISLAND

CLOSE TO THE CITY FAMILY LEGACY FOR SALE

Aunique rural property within easy reach of Wellington and

“Roger was born in 1931 and grew up in Khandallah, part of a that operated in the nearby hills and valleys, and he fell in love

went on to buy adjoining land through the following decades,

Daphne was so taken with what he was trying to achieve

holidays, planting and tending trees, and hunting deer, pigs and possums.

In the 1960s, Roger decided to go logging, buying the necessary plant to begin supplying three Lower Hutt mills. He later became a logging consultant and a member of the Institute of Forestry, which included initiating the log export trade from Wellington. For 13 years Roger ran the local farm forestry association branch, and in 2012 the couple’s achievements were honoured with the Husqvarna North Island Farm Forester of the Year award.

In the 1990s, largely using timber milled from trees grown on the property, the family extended the bach into a homestead, which Roger and Daphne lived in during their retirement. Other buildings include a commercial workshop with three phase power, associated farm buildings and a hunting lodge situated on the edge of the Tararua Ranges at 570 metres, giving views out to Kapiti Island.

Roger died in 2017, and now the family has decided to sell the property, engaging Jason Waterman and Gary Brooks of PGG

“Comprising 366 hectares, Chilly Brook Farm Forest is split into four titles and presents endless opportunities. Added to its scale and proximity to urban and suburban amenities, it combines a medium-scale forestry operation, native bush and hunting.

Trees are what makes Chilly Brook.

“Around two thirds of the property is in original or regenerating

on the higher ground. An attractive 18-hectare arboretum, extending from the homestead, features exotics including cedar, red cedar, blackwood, Japanese cedar, Lawson cypress, spruce, American redwood and a large eucalypt area.

“While the Redingtons have largely kept hunting on Chilly Brook to themselves or friends, new owners may see commercial opportunities. Bounding the property, the Akatarawa River also

Wildlife Reserve and the Tararua National Park, while the property is well tracked, hosting horse trekkers and mountain bikers, so its recreation potential is only limited by the imagination,” says Jason.

“In the past up to 150 hectares was undeveloped grass. That is now either planted or regenerating, leaving around 12 hectares in pasture. How completely the Redingtons have committed to trees is abundantly evident, and the property’s most compelling feature, providing a new owner with outstanding opportunity,” he says.

JASON WATERMAN

Rural & Lifestyle Sales Consultant 027 376 8313

GARY BROOKS

Rural & Lifestyle Sales Consultant

027 444 3756

UPPER HUTT, WELLINGTON

2294A Akatarawa Road

Akatarawa Valley Hidden Gem

Chilly Brook is a large farm of 366ha in the Akatarawa Valley within easy reach of Wellington city. The pine forest encompasses a total of 132ha, including 95ha planted in 1997, 30ha planted 2007 and 7ha of 45-60 year old trees. Vendor to keep cutting rights short term.

The property includes a timber homestead, commercial workshop with three phase power, associated farm buildings and a spectacular sited hunting lodge. Chilly Brook is a true rarity that will have appeal for multiple buyer demographics. It absolutely needs to be explored to appreciate the extent of the unique package on offer.

GARY BROOKS

027 444 3756

gary.brooks@pggwrightson.co.nz

JASON WATERMAN

027 376 8313

jason.waterman@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $3M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/HAS39135

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EAST TAKAKA, NELSON

254 East Takaka Road

Productive Grazing Farm

Just 8.7km from Takaka township finds this highly fertile grazing block of 84.8 hectares in three titles. This ex-dairy farm is currently being utilised as a dairy support farm but could also make a great block for fattening beef stock. The farm sits in a stunning location on East Takaka Road with amazing views of the ranges in every direction from the property. The Takaka River runs along one boundary providing private recreation. The area is rich in stands of mature native trees. Of flat contour, there are two terraces with about a third of the farm including the improvements on the higher terrace and the balance in fertile river flats.

027 543 2280

douglasjcsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz

$2M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/NEL39926

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DOUG SMITH

TAPAWERA, NELSON

42 Sherry River Road

Large Scale Premium Tasman Dairy

Sherry Farm comprises 274ha. It is a well-presented property offering, scale, excellent infrastructure, and proven production. Located in the Tadmor area, this immaculate property offers a high level of improvements including four homes in excellent condition, a 50-bail rotary dairy with an in-shed feed system, and great support buildings. Currently, 115ha are irrigated via K-Line irrigation. The contour of the property is predominately alluvial river flats and a few undulating areas with about 60ha of easy to medium hill all used as platform. With multiple titles and four good homes, there is plenty of subdivision potential. Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/NEL39963

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DOUG SMITH

6679 State Highway 6

Premium Marlborough Dairy Farm

A unique opportunity exists to secure 'Rose Cottage' a 246ha dairy operation with a full range of quality dairy infrastructure held in multiple titles. Located near Rai Valley township between Blenheim and Nelson. This comprehensive farm is milking 570 cows with proven results with a five-year average of 238,865kg MS on a milking platform of 194ha. Featuring a centrally located high-spec rotary milking shed, an upgraded effluent system, an underpass, plus an extensive laneway system allowing easy access to all parts of the farm. Accommodation is well covered with three homes.

027 543 2280

douglasjcsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz

$7.25M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/NEL40830

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649 Kaiuma Bay Road

Balanced Dairy Grazing and Run Off

This centrally located 44ha dairy grazing and run-off property is perfect for expanding your dairy operation. It features a well-balanced mix of productive flats, currently used for supplement production, and easy hills ideal for winter grazing, making it a desirable option. Additionally, the property includes 6ha of river reserve in the centre, offering even more flat, productive grassland. The flats serve as a real grass factory, while the hills provide ample grazing for younger stock throughout the year. A notable bonus is the resource consent for shingle extraction from the river, providing a secondary income stream with minimal effort.

Enquiries Over $1M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/BLE41129

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694-778 Waitaha Road

Great Dairy Opportunity

Our instructions are clear, and our motivated vendor wants action!

165ha dairy farm located in the Waitaha Valley. Currently milking 340 cows through a 30 aside herringbone shed which has capacity for 500 cows including a vet race and load-out facility. In-shed meal feeding system with a 16-tonne silo are present also. Good internal race network, electric fences and water supply from a bore. The property hosts two houses. A generous number of sheds provide ample storage and calf rearing.

Seeking expressions of interest over $2,200,000 with stock at valuation + GST.

Price on Application Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/GRE40861

KARANGARUA, WEST COAST

State Highway 6

Large Bare Land Block in Fox Glacier

Located 10 kilometres from the Fox Glacier township this 169 hectare bare land property with majority in rough grazing, the balance being small blocks of trees could be just what you are looking for. Deer fenced boundary on three sides and a solid cattle fence on the neighbour’s boundary you have a blank canvass to split the land up as you feel with some older fence lines still in place. An older set of cattle yards with two smaller holding paddocks are located at the roadside give you a starting point to build from. In the centre of the property stands a large three-bay pole shed to store the hay and tractor.

robbie.lash@pggwrightson.co.nz

$825,000 Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/GRE40340

ROBBIE LASH

257 Lyndon Road

Multi-Purpose Sheep and Beef

'Te Mara', a highly desirable 312.98 hectare property located close to Waiau and Hanmer Springs in the Amuri Basin. Offering multiple farming possibilities, with the majority of the land suitable for cultivation, and currently used with a mix of cropping and permanent pastures, this is a very appealing property that should not be missed. Set within beautifully established grounds the impressive clay brick family home features an expansive open-plan living area, four spacious double bedrooms, master with walk-in robe, and family bathroom with adjoining toilet. Impressive infrastructure and a bonus one-bedroom self-contained cottage.

any)

pggwre.co.nz/RAN39401

MASONS FLAT, NORTH CANTERBURY

797 Lake Sumner Road

'Stonyroyd' Immaculately Presented Deer Farm

Nestled on the edge of the desirable Masons Flat area of Hawarden is Stonyroyd, a productive red stag velveting operation. The main three-bedroom residence sits in an elevated position with views of the farm and mountains. The secondary three-bedroom residence sits on a separate title. Stonyroyd has been meticulously developed to a high standard, re-fenced, and regrassed with a lane system and electric outriggers in all paddocks. The deer shed is modern with power, hydraulic crush, and a high-pressure hosing system. This farm represents a terrific opportunity with two homes, two titles, amenities, and a highly productive system.

kevin.rowe@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $2.3M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/RAN39670

KEVIN ROWE

HAWARDEN, NORTH CANTERBURY

301 Horsley Down Road

Dairy Support / First Farm / Finishing

'Haddon' is a 93.87 hectare property located in the desirable Hawarden area of the Hurunui District. It is considered a turnkey dairy support or finishing property and boasts a wellestablished and efficient operation. Currently, it is used for grazing dairy heifers, wintering cows, and growing supplementary feed crops, utilising the Halter stock virtual movement method. Largely flat contour, the property is well-subdivided into approximately 21 paddocks with good-quality fencing. The property has a good range of farm buildings and a two-bedroom cottage. This is an exciting opportunity to acquire a property ready for production.

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any)

(Unless Sold Prior)

Closes 2.00pm, Wednesday 12 March pggwre.co.nz/RAN40993

Video Available

MARK

DILIGENCE REQUIRED FOR DIVERSIFICATION BENEFITS

Farmers are increasingly looking at their business, particularly in the sheep and beef sector, and asking what other income they can derive from their assets: ‘without impeding what we are doing now, what else can we do to make the farm pay?’

Finding diverse revenue streams is not new, in fact it is arguably as old as farming itself.

In more recent times, renewable energy, from solar panels or a potential opportunity.

Under the Paris Agreement, by 2030 New Zealand is committed to reducing net carbon emissions to 50 per cent below 2005 levels, and achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. This requires a strong focus on transitioning to renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind.

An investor seeking to develop a solar farm needs land that easy contour, and the scope to minimise the visual impact any to the power grid, with easy access to a substation through which power can enter the national network, is also a vital consideration.

Farm purchases where the objective is to develop a solar farm are frequently initiated by the purchaser, not the vendor.

whether a farm meets the necessary criteria. Such purchase agreements might include scope to lease the farm back to the vendor to continue farming, albeit modifying farming practices, particularly grazing, around the solar panels, where this can be

secure an option to purchase, giving them time to undertake due diligence, rather than buying the farm straight out before

Northland has been the focus of solar farming to date. Several for solar development. Elsewhere in the country the activity has been somewhat more piecemeal, investors taking options on farms, then going through lengthy due diligence to develop their plans, often including going through consent processes, such parties are based outside New Zealand, they also need to

Development of wind generation comes with similar challenges. These include access to the network and the capacity to mediate the concerns of neighbours anticipating that their views will be impeded. Installing a viable wind

turbine also depends on topography.

landowner, who has greater freedom to continue farming than if it were a solar farm development. However, the possibility

technical testing and due diligence regarding the location’s viability. If that comes with a long-term lease payment from the power generator, and the introduction of much needed revenue to support other farming endeavours, it will probably ultimately be regarded as worth the initial uncertainty.

more likely to be realised if they are properly evaluated before they are implemented.

BROOMFIELD, NORTH CANTERBURY

202 Stringers Road

'Tullamore' - 393 Hectares

Tullamore is truly a low-maintenance hill property of 393 hectares predominantly southfacing making for a more summer-safe property than most others in the region. Located in Broomfield 15km from the busy service town of Amberley and 60km from Christchurch. Subdivided into approximately 40 paddocks, there is a high standard of fencing with approximately 12km of new fencing and laneways done recently. Water is from the local county scheme and natural springs. Refurbished four-bedroom home and a separate onebedroom cottage. Infrastructure includes a two-stand woolshed, four-bay barn, sheep yards, and cattle yards with crush.

kevin.rowe@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $4.5M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/RAN40891

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KEVIN ROWE

AMBERLEY, NORTH CANTERBURY

185 Ashworths Road

'Rosewood' - An Immaculate Property

Rosewood is an immaculate 86.90 hectare pastoral farm, traditionally operated as a sheep and beef breeding and finishing unit, situated close to the expanding town of Amberley. The property has been very well-maintained and developed, fenced into approximately 23 paddocks with good laneways, established trimmed shelter belts and extensive farm buildings and improvements. A character four-bedroom weatherboard home set within a private and sheltered setting complements the property. Due to the property’s close proximity to Amberley the potential exists for future subdivision into smaller four hectare lots, pending council approval.

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any)

(Unless Sold Prior)

Closes 2.00pm, Thursday 1 May

pggwre.co.nz/RAN41081

MARK CLYNE

BURNT HILL, NORTH CANTERBURY

609 Woodstock Road

Dairy Support / Finishing / Approved Subdivision

This well-presented and productive 40.9075ha (more or less) bare land property offers opportunities for diverse agricultural activities. With a history of dairy support, sheep and beef finishing, crop cultivation, and 'cut and carry' feed sales, it provides numerous farming options. Additionally, the approved subdivision potential makes it attractive for the discerning buyer. Located in the Waimakariri district just 6km from Oxford and 38km from Rangiora, this well-serviced area offers a tranquil environment with mountain views, and abundant recreational activities, as well as both primary and secondary schooling.

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/RAN40466

OXFORD, NORTH CANTERBURY

1051 Carleton Road

'Warrenlea' Premium Irrigated 188ha Property

Warrenlea offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a high-quality, irrigated property in a prime location. The 188.91ha property has a strong history of dairy support, wintering, and cropping making it a versatile agricultural investment. The property boasts three Valley pivot irrigators, with water sourced from the Waimakariri Irrigation Ltd scheme (WIL) and includes two irrigation dams. The property has a comfortable three-bedroom home and numerous farm buildings. Whether you are looking for a robust investment or a versatile agricultural venture, Warrenlea has the potential to meet a variety of requirements.

027 434 4002

pcrean@pggwrightson.co.nz

027 531 2964

mark.clyne@pggwrightson.co.nz

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any)

(Unless Sold Prior)

Closes 2.00pm, Thursday 20 March pggwre.co.nz/RAN41060

Video Available

MARK CLYNE

SPRINGSTON, CANTERBURY

501 Davidsons Road

Stop Admiring and Be Admired

'Eastlake', situated in the heart of the Selwyn district, is approximately 9km to Lincoln township and 31km to Christchurch International Airport. Comprising 100.1959 hectares subdivided into approximately 45 paddocks by a mix of permanent and electric fencing. Currently fattening cattle, there has in the past been some dairy grazing and sheep breeding, with excess grass sold for hay, baleage, silage or standing grass. Eastlake has good infrastructure and a modern four-bedroom home. The current owners have made the hard decision to retire, so now is the opportunity for a new owner to take Eastlake to the next level.

bhoban@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $3.1M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/RAN40228

Video Available

BRUCE HOBAN

ASHBURTON, MID CANTERBURY

499 Ridgens Road

Highest Quality Opportunity Awaits - 122ha

This farm operates a high grade arable operation, vegetable production, dairy support and livestock trading. The property features infrastructure of the highest quality that has been added to by the vendors over recent times. Irrigated by two Pierce Pivots with variable rate irrigation, water is pressurised and sourced from the CPW scheme, allowing 4.5mm/day application. Dairy support component is consented for 57.9ha and winter grazing up to 28.9ha. A strength of this property is the versatility of its farming systems. Environmental compliance is A grade. Immaculately presented executive three bedroom plus office home.

by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/ASH40847

Available

ASHBURTON, MID CANTERBURY

2322 Back Track

Magical Arable Property – 154ha

Very well presented dryland arable, lamb finishing property located in the heart of central Mid Canterbury. Over 1000T of grain storage, with multiple drying and ventilating silos, well subdivided into nine main paddocks, all with stock water reticulation. Three very tidy houses, currently rented, and multiple sheds/storage buildings. Outstanding production history of vegetable and seed production.

Deadline Private Treaty Plus GST (if any) No Prior Offers Closes 1.00pm, Tuesday 1 April pggwre.co.nz/ASH41159

DAN VAN DER SALM

ASHBURTON FORKS, MID CANTERBURY

Ashburton Staveley Road

Irrigated Intensive Dairy / Dairy Support Unit - 147ha

147ha approximate dairy support unit located less than 30km from centre of Ashburton.

Consented for both dairy platform and dairy support - spray irrigated via BCI Irrigation.

Potential for dairy conversion as a future option, subject to approval. Intensive winter grazing 18ha with allowance for peak 800 wintered cows and 300 support stock. Pivot irrigation covering approximately 75ha, some fixed grid/sprinkler, and permitted to irrigate up to 128ha. Solid four bedroom plus office permanent material home, double glazed with modern kitchen, open plan and excellent outdoor flow.

Enquiries Over $5.6M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/ASH40469

YOUNG COUPLE TAKE FIRST STEP TOWARDS FARM OWNERSHIP

How does it feel in your early twenties to be heading

Harry Finch and Elle Horne have been on that track since late last year, when an opportunity arose on a 189-hectare Central Canterbury property wintering a 560-cow herd.

looking,” says Harry.

NZ Wagyu in Christchurch, Elle changed tack with her career, also

“Greg and Rachel Roadley approached us, saying they were keen to buy a farm, and would we like to go into business with them. They are incredible farmers and even better people, so we sat up and took notice. That was mid last year, and it planted the seed.

stacked up, the properties didn’t have the X factor we were looking for. We asked my parents what to bear in mind when buying a farm. They said, ‘When you see what you want, you will know,’ so we kept looking.”

Meanwhile Dan van der Salm of PGG Wrightson Real Estate had listed a tier one farm with a seven-year-old 44 a-side herringbone

“This farm converted to dairy in 2017 and has increased sheds, implement sheds, a workshop and garaging; an excellent bedroom cottage; and access to an adjacent 27-hectare dairy support block,” says Dan.

“When we saw that, we knew,” Harry and Elle agree, and the Roadleys saw it the same way.

“We took advantage of Elle’s aggressive saving habits, and funds I’d accumulated from trading and leasing livestock, so were in a position to make it possible,” says Harry.

They established an equity partnership with Greg and Rachel, with the Roadleys as the majority shareholders, and the company employing Harry and Elle as contract milkers.

“While it’s positive to oversee the completion of any farm transaction, helping a young couple like Harry and Elle take such a major step in their dairying career is a particularly exciting moment, and it’s a real privilege to play a part in making their dream come true,” says Dan.

As an added bonus, the farm, which the partnership will rename Torlesse Dairy, has a large multi-use event venue, with its own kitchen, a detached toilet block and a private courtyard, used for

“Although the farm stands on its own merits, we’re going to keep the function room running. We have the facility, so we are keen

a facility like this on a dairy farm is unusual, and gives the place some serious character. It is such a beautiful farm, and such a venue speaks volumes about the place,” says Harry.

Harry and Elle take over Torlesse Dairy on 30 May.

DAN VAN DER SALM

021 418 161

GERALDINE, SOUTH CANTERBURY

31 Craig Road

'Amber Downs' - 38ha Plus 14ha Accretion

Collapsed Sale - Now Priced! 'Amber Downs' is set in a beautifully established setting with mature trees and plantings and located in close proximity to Geraldine and wider support towns. Comprising 38ha of pasture with up to approximately 14.96ha of additional accretion land farmed but not owned dependent upon the river boundary. Four bedroom homestead with excellent implement sheds. After 30 years of memories our vendor wants this property SOLD.

CALVIN LEEN

027 453 0950

calvin.leen@pggwrightson.co.nz

CARLY GALBRAITH

027 332 2222

carly.galbraith@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $1.4M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/TIM40246

pggwre.co.nz/TIM40237

peter.wilson@pggwrightson.co.nz

WAIMATE, SOUTH CANTERBURY

382 Ward Road and 493 Gordons Valley Road

Dairy Support Opportunity with Purchase Options* - 589ha

Exceptional opportunity to purchase a large scale proven dairy support property that has been successfully wintering cows and young stock. Excellent infrastructure with two quality homes, substantial cattle yards, stock handling facilities and a good array of shedding and support buildings. Secure your wintering and grazing requirements allowing for full inhouse stock management, control and security all year round.

*Purchase options: Option 1: Entire property 589ha. Option 2: 'Ridgedale 1' - 205ha - By Negotiation Over $16,000/ha. Option 3: 'Ridgedale 2' - 383ha - By Negotiation Over $22,000/ha.

LEEN

027 453 0950

calvin.leen@pggwrightson.co.nz

027 457 0990

simon.richards@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/TIM40209

CALVIN

SIMON RICHARDS

MAUNGATI, SOUTH CANTERBURY

61 Howells Road

’Airedale’

- 179 Hectares

A well positioned and versatile 179ha finishing property located in an area of the Maungati District renowned for its reliable rainfall. With a nice balance of fertile soils, contours, paddock subdivision and an excellent allocation of scheme stock water, plus a substantial modern, four bedroom, 275m2 homestead built in 2013 makes this property a very attractive proposition. Infrastructure consists of cattle yards with Te Pari headbail and weigh platform, sheep yards, 3-stand raised board woolshed, 5-bay implement shed, workshop and 4-bay haybarn. If you are looking for a property capable of consistent growth and production enquire today.

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any)

Closes 1.00pm, Tuesday 25 March

pggwre.co.nz/TIM41037

CATTLE CREEK, SOUTH CANTERBURY

1201 Hakataramea Valley Road

Round Hill Station - Location and Diversification

2792ha with good farm infrastructure, including cattle yards, main sheep yards plus three satellite yards, iconic high country wool shed, hay barn, single quarters, three bedroom secondary house, implement sheds, hay barn. The main homestead has four bedrooms with extensive alterations and views over a spacious garden setting.

The property is subdivided into 12 main hill blocks, four summer run-off blocks with circa 30 paddocks of recent developed paddock/blocks plus holding areas.

This property has a history of fine wool plus cattle and deer, recent seasons have seen a move to half breed ewes, cattle and part trading stock.

027 457 0710

john.sinnamon@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/OAM40445

JOHN SINNAMON

AIREDALE, NORTH OTAGO

863 Airedale Road

Airedale - Versatile Farming Opportunity

This property is 407ha in three titles, with an effective area of 266ha along with a 40ha block with irrigation and 88ha of forestry plantations. The land is gentle to steeper rolling with a mixed soil type of Oamaru and Timaru hill soils and subdivided into 37 paddocks with a centrally located all weather track. The irrigated block holds 30 North Otago Irrigation Co. shares with 30ha K-line irrigated and is currently run as a sheep, beef, dairy heifer grazing and dairy wintering unit.

A versatile property with a four bedroom house and a number of farming and purchasing options.

david.heffernan@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/OAM40366

NORTH OTAGO 131 Georgetown-Pukeuri Road

Grandvue

Grandvue is a 37ha property with the WOW factor, the beautifully appointed three bedroom home plus office, master with ensuite, open plan kitchen, lounge, dining strategically built on an elevated site to capture the views out across the Waitaki Plains to the mountains and the expansive coastline and Pacific Ocean. There is an attached garage with laundry and In close proximity to house is 12m x 9m versatile garage with concrete floor, modern three bay shed with inbuilt stable and tack room. Large 405m² workshop/storage shed with concrete floor.

david.heffernan@pggwrightson.co.nz

$2.85M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/OAM40958

DAVE HEFFERNAN

OAMARU, NORTH OTAGO

1121 The Dasher Road

'The Dasher' Station - Leasehold and Freehold - 6,298ha

An amazing opportunity to own a magic piece of rural New Zealand with spectacular views, scale, quality and location. A high performing breeding/finishing property only a short drive from the rural town of Oamaru. Spanning 6,298ha, currently farming some 5,777 ewes and 350 cows, plus young stock. With an impressive array of support buildings including 5-6 stand woolshed, covered yards, multiple other yards, main house, second house, shearers quarters and more. Extensively developed with over 60km of new tracks, 30km of new fencing, extensive capital fert/lime applied, re-grassing, stock water reticulation and improvement renovations.

HERBERT, NORTH OTAGO

Burgess Road

Irrigated Productive Unit

This property is 32.5439ha (Freehold) in two titles. With Opuha silt loam soils the land is very good for cropping and stock finishing supporting high quality grass and clover pastures. The property has 15 shares in the North Otago Irrigation Co. delivering pressured water. The irrigation mainline through the property supplys water for gun application. Five bay implement/store shed, cattle yards, three silos and three larger sheds. Three phase power at the sheds, five units of water from Oamaru Water Supply, two concrete storage tanks. Currently used as dairy/beef support block and cut and carry. Also has dairy cow grazing history.

david.heffernan@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/OAM40558

DAVE HEFFERNAN

OTUREHUA, CENTRAL OTAGO

386 Agnew Road

Fenlaw, Oturehua

890.9ha. Fenlaw is centrally situated being 6.5km to Oturehua. The property has a full range of improvements including a four bedroom home, with adjoining stone cottage, three stand woolshed covered yards along with array of implement sheds and yards. This is a very well-balanced property with central laneways and fenced to a high standard achieving very good production. Irrigation water from the Hawkdun-Idaburn Irrigation Company delivering through 380 K-Line pods.

Option One: Entire property 890.8815ha; Option Two: Homestead Block 89.3142ha on two titles; Option Three: Hill Block 228.6500ha; Option Four: Farm Block 573.0273ha.

027 457 7034 BRENT

brent.irving@pggwrightson.co.nz

021 246 6383

shane.turfus@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DUN36125

POOLBURN, CENTRAL OTAGO

233 Auripo Road

Dairy Support / Deer / Sheep & Beef

Cairnlea is a combination of irrigated flats and downs, developed dry land hill and a small area of undeveloped hill country. Currently farmed as a dairy support unit in conjunction with a stud sheep operation, the property has previously been deer farmed with all the boundary fences and some internal deer fencing still intact. The property has a full range of farm buildings including a deer shed and covered stud selling centre and a modernised four bedroom brick and rough cast homestead. The property would suit a range of farming purposes and would suit existing farming businesses or as an entry level farm.

Enquiries Over $3.3M Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/ALE39765

SHANE

POOLBURN, CENTRAL OTAGO

224 Auripo Road

Central Otago Dairy Unit

This dairy platform of 129.4994ha is producing approximately 160,000kg MS pa, calving 410 cows and milking 385. The property has an excellent combination of private & Ida Valley Irrigation Company water rights, delivered to 66ha via a pivot irrigation & the balance by Klines. A 45,000m³ storage dam is used for irrigation & stock water. The young stock are grazed off farm from weaning & the cows are wintered off.

The improvements include a four-bedroom home, 40 aside herringbone dairy shed, 500 cow yard, a four bay & three bay implement shed, a four bay & three bay calf shed, cattle yards & ramp, workshop and two stand woolshed.

2 3 Enquiries Over $5.3M Plus GST (if any)

MIKE DIREEN

OMAKAU, CENTRAL OTAGO

Wallington Road

Attractive Central Otago Land Holdings

226.1398ha (Subject to Survey). A rare opportunity to purchase two well presented bareland finishing properties in a well located and respected farming district, just 5km from Omakau. The two irrigated areas have been extensively developed with Valley centre pivots and infrastructure fencing and regrassing to a high level. This is a prime opportunity to secure a finishing irrigated grazing country in the heart of Central Otago.

Available to purchase as; Option One: Two Lots being 226.13ha (STS). Option Two: Pivot; Full Pivot being 116.3ha (STS) and Half Pivot and dam being 69.3ha (STS). Option Three: Bare land block being 40.4ha (STS).

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior)

Closes 12.00pm, Friday 14 March pggwre.co.nz/DUN40650

ROXBURGH EAST, CENTRAL OTAGO

Gilmour Road

Prime Teviot Valley Irrigated Land

This Teviot Valley property offers a rare investment opportunity on Roxburgh's east side, boasting breathtaking valley, hill and mountain views. Spanning nearly 50ha mainly flat contour with some rolling & steeper areas, it's ideal for agriculture, horticulture, recreation, or potential development. The property has a reliable water supply from Teviot Irrigation Company, a pivot covering 37ha plus quota to further develop. Currently used for beef finishing & previously for dairy support, it’s divided into 14 paddocks, a central lane system for efficient management, ample water troughs & a small set of cattle yards. Located 5km from Roxburgh.

021 246 6383 SHANE

shane.turfus@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/ALE40535 Video Available

NETWORK POWERS RAPID FARM SALE

Ross McKee is a long-standing PGG Wrightson Livestock sheep and beef rep in Southland. When he started working for Terry and Nan Dennis in 1985, they were farming on the 485-hectare Waikaia farm that had been in Terry’s family since 1904.

After the couple downsized in 2017, moving east into South Otago and onto 220-hectare Haunui Farm, Terry called Ross.

“He said: ‘Now we’ve moved, who is going to be my agent?’ I said: ‘You don’t want to train anyone else, do you?’ He said: ‘No,’ so I said: ‘I’ll do it,’ and we kept it going,” says Ross.

When Terry died in 2022, Nan initially carried on farming, supported by son Calvin. In late 2023 however, she decided retirement was the best option. Passing the property on to any of her three children, Karl in Cromwell, Jackie in Dunedin or Calvin

in Gore, was not realistic, meaning it was time to quit the farm, so she engaged a real estate agent, and waited.

Several months later, Ross dropped by.

“I could see Nan was growing frustrated at the lack of interest in the property. I suggested she talk to Derek Ayson, and I brought him along to look at the farm.”

is a rural and lifestyle sales consultant for PGG Wrightson Real Estate. After talking it through with the two of them, Nan switched the agency to Derek, who brought in Otago-based colleague Brent Irving to assist with the marketing campaign.

“Even in a slow market for sheep and beef farms, they were

OTAGO

Derek describes Haunui Farm, 29 kilometres northwest of Balclutha, as a well-presented property in an excellent location.

bedroom family home built in 2018, a comfortable fourand covered yards,” says Derek.

Derek and Brent spoke to Balclutha-based Jason Rutter, who from Haunui Farm. This was in early December last year. Within a the property’s potential, and that’s how it played out. With all says Derek.

who has one last task to perform on behalf of the Dennis family:

“Terry was an excellent stockman who developed a well-

BRENT 027 457 7034

JASON 027 243 1971 VIEW

ROSS

Livestock Sheep & Beef Representative 027 442 5397

DEREK AYSON

PALMERSTON, OTAGO

189 Pringles Road, Green Valley

Cattle Breeding and Grazing Unit

636.2337ha. Ideal beef breeding and grazing property. Rolling to steeper faces with cultivated tops and scrub gullies, some new pine plantings 2024. A large six bay implement shed (27m x 9m) is situated elevated above and behind the home. The property is off the grid with a new and modern solar system, battery storage and diesel generator backup (fully automated), which services the home and implement shed. The home built at the end of 2011, is a modern well-presented four bedroom, two-bathroom home and is heated by a diesel heater. The house is open plan on an elevated section facing north for all day sun and mountain views.

027 489 4361 CRAIG

craig.bates@pggwrightson.co.nz

027 435 3936

pthomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

(if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DUN40057

PAUL

Strath Taieri Flatland Property

306 hectares on the flat just 4km south of Middlemarch. Under the vendors ownership over the past twenty years this property has been used extensively for dairy grazing/dairy support. Subdivided into 45 paddocks with troughed water from a reliable private scheme.

Improvements include a three bedroom wooden home, three bay hay barn, two x two bay implement sheds and older wooden woolshed. Property is in seven titles which gives all sorts of options.

MOMONA, OTAGO

137 and 179 Kirks Drain Road

Taieri Land Opportunity

Prime Taieri land, comprised of three titles, and located nearby to the Dunedin Airport, the property has previously been utilised as a dairy unit, as well as finishing dairy beef. The two main titles are similar in size at approximately 32ha and 33ha respectively, each having a dwelling and supporting buildings, creating options to purchase either of these main titles separately or the whole property as one. Farm improvements include a 2010 20-aside Herringbone, clay-lined effluent pond, two tunnel barns, workshop & woolshed. This is a great opportunity to add to an existing operation or secure a portion of what is very well regarded soils.

027 543 7774

paul.urquhart@pggwrightson.co.nz

Tender Plus GST (if any) Closes 11.00am, Friday 7 March pggwre.co.nz/DUN40898

PAUL URQUHART

Circle Hill Road

Dairy Support, Dry Stock Opportunity

100ha (subject to survey). Approximately 7km north west of Milton, easy to rolling country being used for sheep, beef, forestry and dairy support with 18 years history. Subdivided into 16 paddocks by post and wire, netting and some electric (two fences to be established).

Four units of water from the North Bruce water scheme. Good road access from Circle Hill Road. Elevated building site adjacent Circle Hill Road, handy to power and water. 12.5ha of trees on the property are in a forestry right till 2032 to Christopher Hayes. The property owner receives 30% of the proceeds, mainly 1997/1998 plantings. Not in the ETS.

Enquiries Over $1.2M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DUN39373

464 Back Road

Grazing, Feed Supply or Lifestyle Opportunity

42.4920ha of mostly flat land 5km north of Milton, offering an ideal opportunity to add to an existing operation, whether as a grazing unit or feed supply block, or alternatively as a standalone larger lifestyle property.

Well located with two road frontages, it is divided into 11 main paddocks all in permanent pasture, being currently operated in conjunction with a neighbouring sheep farming operation, with a history also of cereal cropping capability on these quality soils.

Four units of water are supplied and reticulated to paddocks. Other improvements include a two bedroom cottage, garage, shed, sheep yards and hay barn.

paul.urquhart@pggwrightson.co.nz

by Negotiation Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/DUN39939

HILLEND, SOUTH OTAGO

1156 and 1215 Hillend Rd

Scale and Opportunity with Options

The 407.1843 hectare dairy farm is situated in Hillend, South Otago.

Option One: Run as one unit with two dairy sheds, joined by an underpass. Improvements are four houses, 54 bail rotary shed, 40AS herringbone shed. Milking 985 cows, target for 400,000kg MS 2024/25 season. Option Two: Barnego Farm. 251.4028 hectares (subject to survey) 54 bail rotary dairy shed, two homes option to lease 34.6 hectares. Option Three: Metherell Farm. 155.7815 hectares (STS) 40AS herringbone shed, two homes, option to lease 34.6 hectares.

027 457 7034

brent.irving@pggwrightson.co.nz

027 886 0618

rjnicolson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DUN40296

ROGER NICOLSON

KAKA POINT, SOUTH OTAGO

139 Waituti Road and 267 Port Molyneux Road

Attractive Dairy Opportunity by the Beach

185.4691ha semi self-contained dairy farm milking approximately 300 Friesian cows through a 40-aside Herringbone Reid shed with in-shed feeding, rectangular 400 cow yard & concrete feed pad. Target production of 120,000kg MS, there is potential to increase the milking herd as numbers have been reduced in recent years. Historical average production has been 173,000kg MS milking 430 Cows. Other improvements include two four bedroom homes and a one bedroom staff accommodation. Option 1: 185.4691ha - Entire property, Option 2: 182.8209ha – Excluding four bedroom home on 2.6482ha.

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 12.00pm, Wednesday 12 March pggwre.co.nz/ALE40132

Video Available sally.taylor@pggwrightson.co.nz

PUKEAWA, OTAGO

Smiths Track

Dairy Support, Finishing & Forestry

99.9ha (STS) bare land dairy support or finishing property situated approximately 18km from Balclutha. Previous dairy grazing history and most recently leased to a neighbouring dairy farm as part of their adjoining dairy platform. Contour ranges from gentle rolling through to some medium steeper areas, with forestry established on the most suitable areas on the farm. Divided into 16 paddocks with good shelter in place, water is supplied from the local scheme with troughs to all paddocks. This property offers excellent options and location in what is a well-regarded farming district.

paul.urquhart@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DUN40080

TUAPEKA WEST, OTAGO

202 Kononi Road

Own Your Piece of Productive Paradise

392.7839ha. Hunter Farm is a premier sheep and cattle property dedicated to regenerative farming principles, featuring 65ha of native bush and farm forestry. The three-bedroom home and sleepout has been tastefully renovated and operates as a B&B. Farm improvements include a four stand woolshed, covered yards, sheep and cattle yards, workshop and multiple sheds. This high-performing farm runs 1,600 top-quality ewes and replacement hoggets, 130 yearling and R2 trading cattle over winter. Hunter Farm delivers exceptional livestock performance at relatively low cost, blending environmental stewardship, productive farming, and comfortable living.

brent.irving@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $3.4M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DUN39014

TUAPEKA WEST, OTAGO

1947 Tuapeka West Road

Strong South Otago Sheep and Beef Property

405.1311ha freehold (title available on settlement) of strong and healthy stock country. Situated 15km from Clydevale, 40km to Balclutha. Faithfully farmed for 30 years with retirement pending. Modernised four bedroom homestead with northerly aspect surrounded by an attractive lawn and garden setting. Well maintained farm buildings include a three stand woolshed (CCY). Subdivided into 60 main paddocks with good natural shelter plus approx 19.4ha of farm forestry. Rural water scheme and laned system support the ease of management.

jrutter@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $3.9M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/BAL34902

TUAPEKA WEST, OTAGO

1129 Tuapeka West Road

Motivated Vendor!

76.3111ha. Located 12km from Lawrence the property is well subdivided into approximately 19 paddocks currently running (in conjunction with a neighbouring property) ewes lambing 150% to the ram. There is a small set of yards with access to stock water in the paddocks coming from four units from the Tuapeka scheme along with some ponds. Improvements include an older three bedroom cottage (which would benefit from updating) plus a single car shed and a four bay hay/implement shed. This property would make an ideal add on or grazing block equally suiting someone wanting to enter farm ownership adding their touch to this well located farm.

brent.irving@pggwrightson.co.nz

$825,000 Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DUN36901

WHARETOA, OTAGO

191 Chapman Road

Exceptional Lamb Finishing and Stud Sheep Property

413.2263ha situated in the Wharetoa district, is this exceptional property faithfully farmed by the Shaw family since 1966 and home to the renowned Wharetoa Genetics.

An easy contoured versatile property including excellent fertility with impeccable livestock performance and production. 90 main paddocks with rural water scheme. Excellent access by county road and extensive internal lane system. Spacious four bedroom brick homestead plus a three bedroom home built in 2014.

A quality finishing property extensively developed by the Shaw family who have very passionately achieved excellence in farming since owning Wharetoa farm.

JASON RUTTER

jrutter@pggwrightson.co.nz

by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

AWAMANGU, OTAGO

831 Smiths Track

Bull Finishing Unit - With Purchase Options

141.2403 hectares (349 acres), available in two main titles. Old homestead and woolshed86ha. Well subdivided into 19 paddocks including hotwire. Excellent stock water supplied by the Balmoral #2 rural water scheme. Asking price $1,100,000 plus GST (if any).

Bare land block - 55ha. Well subdivided into six paddocks. Good stock water supplied by the Balmoral #2 rural water scheme. Asking price $725,000 plus GST (if any)

The total property has undergone a huge development phase in the last seven years. All cultivated areas have been regrassed. Access is very good off Smiths Track and internal lane system with all-weather rock tracking.

JASON RUTTER

jrutter@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/BAL38750

POPOTUNOA, OTAGO

Wairuna Settlement Road

Grazing Block near Popotunoa

121.6205ha. Located in the reliable Popotunoa area of South Otago. The rolling contour has good broad tops running to gullies. It is estimated there is approximately 100 hectares of cultivatable land with the rest in fenced off gullies. The property runs from Wairuna Settlement Road down to the Wairuna Stream with an altitude of 50 to 150 MASL. The property has been used as dairy run off and dairy support unit so there is an established dairy grazing record. The stock water is a private scheme from a dam on the property which is pumped up to tanks on the high point by a solar system with generator back up.

rjnicolson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Deadline Private Treaty

Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior)

Closes 12.00pm, Friday 7 March pggwre.co.nz/DUN41033

WAIRUNA, SOUTH OTAGO

29 Springbank Road

Mitchell Hillcrest Properties

540.1929ha. Located 5km to Clinton, 35km to Balclutha. Full range of improvements including a four bedroom family home, two three stand woolsheds, covered yards, new five bay workshop and array of buildings. A well-balanced property with good access including an underpass under State Highway One. The Mitchell family have acquired additional blocks over their 96 year tenure of the Hillcrest property having breed rams, ran commercial sheep and cattle and grown a range of crops on the property.

Available to purchase as: Option One: Entire property 540.1929ha; Option Two: Hillcrest Block 264.3503ha; Option Three: Merrie Creek 275.8426ha. Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DUN40437

027 457 7034 BRENT

brent.irving@pggwrightson.co.nz

027 667 9601

derek.ayson@pggwrightson.co.nz

DEREK

EDIEVALE, WEST OTAGO

2230 Tapanui Raes Junction Highway

Anquilla Farms

977.3832 ha. Anquilla Farms is a substantial, well-developed sheep and beef farm situated in the reliable farming area of Edievale, West Otago. The farm improvements include two x four bedroom houses, a three stand and four stand woolshed both with covered yards, along with a full array of implement and hay sheds and two sets of cattle yards. This farm offers an excellent balance of land types, from fertile flats, cultivated paddocks, through to tussock hill blocks.

Available to purchase as; Option One: 977.3832 hectares - Entire Property; Option Two: 704.8568 hectares Anquilla Farm Property; Option Three: 272.5264 hectares Braewood Farm. Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/DUN41023

WAIKOIKOI, WEST OTAGO

667 Charters Road

The Land of Opportunity

128.4118ha. Located near Waikoikoi 13km to Tapanui and 23km to Gore, in the highly regarded farming area in the heart of West Otago. Currently running a mix of sheep and cattle with a forestry component, there is a range of options for a new owner.

Improvements include a three bedroom brick home, three bay shed beside the house, an older two stand woolshed and older set of cattle yards. The property is well subdivided into circa 35 paddocks and four units of water from the Glenkenich scheme with domestic water coming from a spring delivered by a solar pump. 23ha of pines were planted in 2023, along with a further 0.2ha of younger Macrocarpa.

027 457 7034

brent.irving@pggwrightson.co.nz

SLOPEDOWN, SOUTH OTAGO

623 Slopedown Road

In for a Penny or in for a Pound

1,502.70ha Dunvegan is a substantial, well-developed sheep and beef farm situated in the reliable farming area of Slopedown, South Otago. The property includes a modern fourbedroom home, a four-bedroom A-frame house, and a spacious three-bedroom home. Farm improvements are a seven-stand flat board woolshed, a three-stand woolshed, covered yards, a four-bay shed and workshop, and various other sheds. Currently running 5,400 MA Ewes, 1,600 Hoggets and 400 Cattle.

Available to purchase as: Option One: 1,502.70 hectares - Entire Property; Option Two: 579.04 (STS) hectares Dunvegan property; Option Three: 923.66 (STS) hectares Slopedown Farm.

FIRST TIME FREEHOLD SCALE AND PRODUCTIVITY

When they purchased the South Otago rural property in 2012, Michael and Caroline Morris could see what

conversion to dairying, and we were ready to go,” says Michael,

SOUTH OTAGO

was subject to tenure review. Michael and Caroline gained freehold ownership in 2020.

“Even though freeholding wasn’t the easiest, we were pleased to come out of the other end of that process and appreciate having greater control of the farm’s destiny.”

Alongside their ongoing improvements, that freedom has helped raise productivity.

“Last year our lambs averaged 20 kilograms; instead of selling weights for Five Star feedlot in Ashburton; and our feed is now plentiful enough to lamb hoggets, which we did successfully for which has pushed up our lamb production,” says Michael. development initiatives.

“We have a 118-hectare native bush block, including a local landmark known as Cairn Rock, plus 150 hectares in wetland,

which forms the headwaters of the Waipahi River. Our largest wetland block is fenced, regenerating manuka and tussock. We are progressively fencing all waterways and built a stock water system to supply the whole farm, which encourages the sheep and cattle to walk across the paddock to a trough, rather than drinking out of the creek, meaning our waterways are better looked after and the stock healthier. Parts of the farm have plenty of native tussock, which is great value, marvellous for shelter for stock after lambing or pre-lamb shearing,” says Michael.

With three adult children now each pursuing their own agricultural careers, Michael and Caroline have decided to sell Dunvegan, which has been farmed by their son James and daughter-in-law Taylor since 2020.

“Although the farm has been wonderful for us, and we would love to stay on it, family succession makes selling the best option.”

They have engaged Brent Irving and Derek Ayson of PGG

describes the farm as a unique opportunity.

“Currently all grass with cultivatable paddocks, predominately all younger pastures, Dunvegan carries 5400 crossbred mixed age ewes including two tooths, 1600 hoggets, 240 Angus cows, 60 heifers and 100 steers wintered taken through to feedlot weights.

wealth of options to a new owner, including running livestock and forestry, with carbon income streams possible, along with a conservation component from the native bush and wetland opening up additional prospects.

1500 hectares entirely as a freehold property” says Brent.

Dunvegan homestead is surrounded by a mature garden, and diesel radiator system. A three-bedroom second house and a woolshed and several other implement and hay sheds comprise the property’s major improvements.

though are likely to continue some farming involvement, preferably supporting their children and grandchildren.

BRENT IRVING

Rural & Lifestyle Sales Consultant

027 457 7034

AYSON

GORE, SOUTHLAND

28 Range Road

Motivated Vendors, Make Us an Offer!

We are privileged to market this stunning 172ha north facing property. Modern fourbedroom home with office and double garage. Cattle yards, central lane system, excellent water scheme. Good fertiliser and re-grassing history. Dairy winter grazing history through reference period. Two options for the sale of this property;

Option 1 – 164ha (subject to survey) bare-land with cattle yards, woolshed and sheep yards

Option 2 – 172.4646ha (subject to survey) total property including dwelling and improvements

DEREK AYSON

027 667 9601

derek.ayson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/GOR41067

ATHOL, SOUTHLAND

62 Quoich Station Road

Glenquoich Station

A magnificent 2000ha high country sheep and beef station situated right behind the Athol township in northern Southland, and only a short drive to Queenstown. Comprising of a mix of fertile flat paddocks to native tussock hill blocks, with approximately 900 hectares cultivatable, some of this growing Lucerne. Wintering 400 dairy cows adds to the property’s diversification. A five-bedroom 1940s art-deco homestead, set in an established garden setting, has been tastefully modernised in keeping with the era. A comfortable second three-bedroom dwelling complements the property nicely.

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/GOR39509

027 667 9601 DEREK AYSON apatterson@pggwrightson.co.nz 027 434 7636

derek.ayson@pggwrightson.co.nz

GARSTON, SOUTHLAND

94 Mclean Road

Unique Expanse of Land with Mountain Views

A generous 217 hectares, (subject to survey) nestled amidst the serene beauty of the Northern Southland landscape, 94 Mclean Road in Garston offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a slice of paradise. Just 60km from Queenstown, this expansive property combines the tranquillity of rural living with the convenience of proximity to one of New Zealand's most popular destinations. The panoramic views of the mountainous horizon are nothing short of breathtaking.

ANDREW PATTERSON

027 434 7636

apatterson@pggwrightson.co.nz

LAVEROCK

027 506 6440

ryan.laverock@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $1.6M Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/INV40802

RYAN

FIVE RIVERS, SOUTHLAND

87 Bixter Road

Your Ideal Farm, 269.3869 Hectares

Discover this desirable northern Southland mixed cropping, breeding and finishing unit with an excellent production history with over 860 lambs at 17kg sold off their mothers preChristmas 2024. Currently farming sheep, cattle, deer as well as cereal crops.

1970s brick three-bedroom home with renovations being done three years ago consisting of a new kitchen with a butlers pantry and bathroom, double glazing plus a diesel heating unit.

Central lane provides easy stock movement around the farm with 140ha deer fenced. Good array of shedding and on local soon to be privatised water scheme.

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/INV40899

29 Friskin Road

Real Value Here

74.247ha - Dairy grazing unit with an intensive wintering history during the reference period. Excellent lane system provides easy access to paddocks around the property along with 32mm + 20mm water lines to troughs in each paddock. On top of this, the property has provided an additional income for the vendors from the existing truck wash utilised by local carriers and contractors. Accommodation comes from a four bedroom brick home and a separate two bedroom sleep-out with its own bathroom. A full range of farm buildings and cattle yards complete the package.

$1.55M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/INV37646

FAIRFAX, SOUTHLAND

1595 Riverton Otautau Road

Mount Fairfax - 265.6111 hectares

Fairfax is situated in a handy location to Riverton and Otautau with a tremendous north easterly aspect looking over the Southland plains and up to the Takitimu mountains.

Contour ranges from flat to mostly easy rolling which is all cultivated paddock country. Elevated views from the house with small pockets of native bush and an established pond for duck shooting. Good range of farm buildings complements the total package.

RYAN LAVEROCK

027 506 6440

ryan.laverock@pggwrightson.co.nz

027 434 7636

apatterson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $5.6M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/INV40123

ANDREW PATTERSON

TUATAPERE, SOUTHLAND

225 Papatotara Road

Dairy Grazing or Supplement Block - 60.4726ha

1950s three bedroom brick and roughcast home with open plan kitchen, dining and living, separate bathroom and additional toilet. Stand-alone single garage leading onto sweeping lawns and a great view of the farm.

Four stand raised board woolshed and covered yards. five bay implement shed, two bay storage shed and old woolshed. Double garage and workshop, single garage, cattle yards.

The property has history of dairy grazing in the reference period together with lamb finishing and fattening making for a very diverse property.

RYAN

ryan.laverock@pggwrightson.co.nz

apatterson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Enquiries Over $1.6M Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/INV40611

WAIMAHAKA, SOUTHLAND

1138 Mataura Island-Fortrose Road

First Farm or Support Block

This 57.8858-hectare property is situated in the heart of Waimahaka. Whether you're looking for your first farm or a support block, this property offers a wealth of opportunities.

Just 46km from Invercargill and 55km from Gore. The property is well-fenced. A versatile four-bay shed houses the sheep yards, offering ample space for storage and operations. Well-maintained cattle yards add to the functionality and efficiency of this farm.

Whether you choose to farm this land or build your dream home and create a lifestyle farm, this property is a must see.

robin.greer@pggwrightson.co.nz

$850,000 Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/INV41111

WYNDHAM, SOUTHLAND

63 Stout Road

First Dairy Farm Opportunity

70.7003ha - Seriously tidy dairy operation suitable as a local addition or for an owner operator being situated on mostly rolling land close to Glenham.

Four bedroom brick and roughcast home, immaculate 24 aside Herringbone cowshed built in 2011 along with a purpose-built calf shed. Central shed with 650 and 600 metre walks in each direction. Average 71,000kg MS last three years from 175 cows with modest inputs. Enquiries Over $2.3M Plus GST (if any) pggwre.co.nz/INV40678 apatterson@pggwrightson.co.nz

EDENDALE, SOUTHLAND

61 Donald Road

Excellent Entry to Dairy in Edendale

A fantastic 55 hectare dairy farm opportunity, awaits its new owners on the outskirts of Edendale. With excellent facilities including a dwelling, herringbone milking shed, covered feed pad, and sheds less than 10 years old, it is well-equipped for efficient operations. The excellent production and good pastures add to its appeal, especially with the potential to expand by purchasing a neighbouring property. Predominantly Edendale soils.

As our vendor is retiring, there is the possibility to purchase this property as a going concern, making the shift to first-farm ownership that bit easier!

robin.greer@pggwrightson.co.nz

$2.75M Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/INV40992

PINE BUSH, SOUTHLAND

539 Mataura Island-Fortrose Road

Dairy Farm Opportunity

70.4473 hectares, this fantastic dairy opportunity is situated in the reliable and productive Pine Bush area. This property features a three bedroom home, 30 aside herringbone milking shed, wintering shed and feed pad, calf shed, workshop and implement shed. Water is sourced from bore.

An opportunity to purchase a property with consents to operate as a milking platform or self-contained.

robin.greer@pggwrightson.co.nz

Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)

pggwre.co.nz/INV39444

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