Property Express
N O R T H L A N D S W I N T E R 2017 | www.pggwre.co.nz
Welcome Region’s rural and lifestyle property markets in excellent shape. Welcome to the first edition of what will be a regular e-publication following trends, stories and relevant developments in Northland’s rural property sector. It also includes a selection of the region’s best rural property and lifestyle listings. Rural property activity in Northland was strong during the autumn, especially in the Kaipara area. Several sales of smaller farms, priced between $1.5 and $2 million, were concluded. At a larger scale, a 430 hectare Kerikeri dairy farm sold notably in March for $8.4 million. Earlier in the year, a 121 hectare Helensville farm, changed hands at close to benchmark values, while a 244 hectare Kaipara property, rated one of the region’s best, sold in January. More information about the latter sale, and the admirable story of hard graft put in by the exceptional Zwaans family, who sold it, is on page 4. With fortunes in the dairy sector turning around, some recent purchasers have been first time dairy farm owners, while others are consolidating or reconfiguring their holdings, focusing on one area, rather than having farms spread wide. Among recent dairy property sales, prices have ranged from $9,000 to $28,000 per hectare. Compared to elsewhere in the country, our region offers excellent value for lower input dairy farming. We frequently attract farmers from other regions looking to take advantage of that. Elsewhere, with meat schedules so favourable and plenty of autumn grass, a few dairy farms have sold to intensively farm beef. Otherwise, Northland sheep and beef farms have also sold positively in recent months, ranging from $6,000 to $10,000 per hectare. Heading into winter, the market is short of rural listings, particularly between Whangarei and Rodney. With plenty of unsatisfied demand, any Northland farms listed for winter or spring sale should attract enthusiastic scrutiny. Meanwhile, previously operating at record levels for around 18 months, the lifestyle property market has cooled slightly, albeit still sitting well ahead of what we previously thought of as ‘normal.’ Virtually any lifestyle property listed for sale should attract multiple offers and is likely to sell quickly. This has been partly driven by the booming Auckland residential property market, and our proximity to Auckland does create a ripple effect through Northland, which the local lifestyle market is benefiting from. Plenty of buyers are active in the market, and their eagerness to purchase would see even more sales progressing, if there were more properties offered. If you are thinking about presenting either a farm or a lifestyle property to the market, doing so with PGG Wrightson Real Estate makes logical sense. With offices throughout Northland, wherever you are, we are close at hand and can provide you with locally relevant, impartial and up to date market knowledge. We look forward to hearing from you. John Duder Regional Sales Manager, PGG Wrightson Real Estate, Northland.
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Our Company................................................................................. 3 Love, family, farming - a dream combination..................... 4 Newbies settling in quickly........................................................ 8 Quick Tips: Soil Fertility............................................................. 10 Quick Tips: Worms worth their weight in Gold................. 11 Quick Tips: Animal Welfare....................................................... 13 Quick Tips: Keeping Goats........................................................ 14 North Island properties............................................................. 16
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Our Company PGG Wrightson Real Estate is one of New Zealand’s largest single full-service real estate companies and is well-placed to offer exceptional specialist service throughout the nation. With 37 offices nationwide and a network of over 160 salespeople, our rural specialists span the country, ready to work together with you to exceed your best outcome.
As an organisation, our mission is to help grow the country – helping farmers to become successful. Ultimately, our ability to do this comes down to the products and services that we provide and, in particular, the capability and integrity of our people. While we are a big company, we value the importance of the local touch and encourage our people to bring fresh thinking to “go the extra mile” to help our clients succeed. An outstanding brand The PGG Wrightson Real Estate brand stands out from all the others – signifying trust, integrity and remarkable results. A network that really works When you deal with us, you are dealing with one company and one team, not a
group of franchised operators and offices. This means you get access to our national network, with salespeople covering the entire country, who really do work together to achieve the best possible outcome for you. Specialist knowledge and world-class service Our experienced, specialist staff will go out of their way to ensure your property objectives are met, delivering the very best service for your entire real estate experience, whether your property choice is urban, lifestyle or rural. People focused Our clients and our staff mean everything to us. This is our company’s hallmark and we are proud of it. Our clients are the
core, the heart of our business, and the very reason for our success. Our staff are among the best and most accomplished in the real estate industry. Together, they have made us who we are today and we recognise their importance in every aspect of our business. Unbeatable track record We aim to be the best in what we do and we have been focused on achieving this since our business was founded almost 170 years ago. Added to this is a genuine desire to make the process of buying and selling property an exciting and seamless experience for everyone.
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Love, family, farming – a dream combination Four days after their wedding, in 1960, Ben and Ria Zwaans left the Netherlands for New Zealand. Ben was a townie, the son and grandson of a coal merchant in the city of Tilburg, though farming was in the blood, and the green pastures of Northland beckoned.
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“I was the oldest grandchild in the family, and it was presumed that I would be the next coal merchant. However, abundant oil and gas had been found in the North Sea, and the bigger customers of the family business, like the hospital, the police station and schools, were all going away from coal and switching to oil or gas. I could see the future of coal wasn’t there. I had always loved farming, and I had uncles and great-uncles who were farmers. Going farming was what I really wanted to do. “At school, I had done well at accounting and business subjects. Once I learned not to talk too much, I topped the class. With the prospects for coal looking poor, my dad wanted me to go accounting. I had other ideas, and New Zealand gave me the opportunity to realise those dreams,” says Ben. However, there was a hitch in the plan. Although a farmer’s daughter herself, Ria, then Ben’s girlfriend, was not keen to leave the Netherlands. Her father’s farm had been selected as land for urban extension and, subject to a compulsory purchase order, the family had three options. “They could either buy new farmland that had just been reclaimed from the sea, migrate, or buy a small plot and become
chook farmers. Ria’s father talked to the children about the choices the family had. Ria said to him, ‘You do whatever you like; I’m not migrating.’ “That made it difficult for me. I didn’t talk to Ria then for a whole year. I had to go into the army for compulsory service. One year later, I came out of the army and said to Ria, ‘We should go.’ This time, she said yes,” says Ben. Ben and Ria applied for visas. That included a visit to the New Zealand ambassador in The Hague. “He personally wanted to see all the migrants. We told him our story. He said, ‘New Zealand needs farmers.’ I said, ‘What does New Zealand expect from me?’ He said, ‘New Zealand expects you to be a successful farmer and to become part of the community.’ That has always stuck with me. In Holland, I had no chance to be a farmer. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity here,” he says. So far, it has been a 66-year career. They started in Ruawai, in Northland. Ben worked as a farmhand for two years, then became a herd manager. They thought they would have to go elsewhere to take the next step, then the farmer they were working for financed them into sharemilking and, in 1969, they bought the farm at Aratapu,
which was then a 75 hectare parcel. Once again, they had generous help. “We saw about 40 farms and we didn’t have the money to buy any of them. When we looked at this one, the bank offered us a first mortgage and suggested we approach the owner for a second mortgage. He said no to that, though then he said, ‘Come back and see me tomorrow.’ When we came back, he offered to fully finance us, without the bank, so that was another piece of good luck,” says Ben. From 1962, Ben and Ria’s children arrived: sons, Rex and Ton, and daughters, Annamarie and Corinne. Twelve years after they purchased, the debt was paid off. Eldest son, Rex had left school and joined Ben on the farm, which had been his aim since he could walk. Then, after showing no interest in farming, their second son, Ton, had a change of heart. “He said he also wanted to have what Rex had: a car, a motorbike and all the rest of it so Ton started farming as well, and we had to make room for two boys. “Just as we had paid off the farm, the neighbour’s property came up for sale. I had promised Ria that, when we had no more debt, she could spend money on whatever she liked. However, then the neighbour’s farm came up
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for sale. She said, ‘Go and buy it. ‘While I wanted to very much, I knew that would mean going back into debt. I said to her, ‘Do you know what you are saying?’ She said, ‘Yes. My kids are not going to work for other farmers.’ So we bought the neighbour’s farm and the boys sharemilked each property. It grew as a family farm and, as sharemilkers, they made good money and I could leave them to it,” says Ben. With Rex and Ton taking care of the farm, Ben had the chance to pick up the ambassador’s request from 1960, and take a greater role in the community. He served as chairman of
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the pony club and the school board, and on the local Hobsonville Council, as well as the board of their local co-operative, Northland Dairy Company, which later became part of Kiwi Dairy, and is now part of Fonterra. He also had a spell on the regional council after local body amalgamation, though recalls, “Wherever I went, I always loved being home again, amongst the cows.” With Rex and his wife, Lisa Marie, fully taking over in 2007, while Ton and his wife, also Lisa, farmed the neighbouring 170 hectares, last year, the family decided the time was right to sell what had become a 244 hectare property. They engaged Megan Browning of PGG Wrightson Real Estate, Dargaville. She was pleased to market such a widely admired gem of a farm. “This is a beautiful property, which has a well-deserved reputation as the best dairy farm in Kaipara. In the Zwaans family ownership for approaching 50 years, it has been conservatively farmed. Superbly wellappointed dwellings, high-standard farm buildings, well set out races and paddocks, fertile flats and some of the most productive soils in the region combine to give it genuine appeal.
“Around 15 years ago, with a higher stocking rate, winter milking and split calving, the farm produced up to 214,000 kilograms of milksolids from 600 cows. More recently, milking 480 cows, the six-year average has been 174,500 kilograms of milksolids,” she says. Interest was strong and the Zwaans agreed a contract just before Christmas, passing the farm over to a long-established local farming family. Ben was pleased with the sale and commends Megan’s work. “Selling a farm this size, when we have put so much into it over nearly 50 years, that is a big challenge. Megan worked hard for us. She kept us informed, every week, how many enquiries, what this one said, what that one asked. We have tremendous admiration for Megan. She did a fine job,” he says. Looking back on his farming career, Ben reckons he has been fortunate with timing and with people, particularly his nearest and dearest. “I suppose we took on a big challenge. We came to New Zealand to be dairy farmers and New Zealand gave us the opportunity. Growing the farm was important. Overall, I have a feeling of being grateful. Each time, things turned out the way we wanted, like
when the next-door farm came available at just the right time. Every time we wanted something, it was there for us, just in time. Then we were extremely fortunate to have two boys who both wanted to go farming. Having two sons at home, we could do just about anything,” he says. Ben has no doubt, however, about his greatest piece of good fortune. “Persuading Ria to come to New Zealand, that was my biggest victory. A farmer’s daughter and a home science teacher, she was the most perfect woman to take farming in New Zealand. Not just a bloody good looker, she has also been a perfect mother and homemaker. I am very lucky to have met her. I have an overwhelming feeling of gratitude that we have been allowed to have good health, and could work and raise a family in a beautiful spot, doing what we loved to do,” says Ben. With Annamarie and Corinne now living and working in Whangarei, Ben and Ria were tempted to move there, though decided instead to settle in Dargaville. Rex and Lisa Marie plan to pursue drystock farming on the family’s run-off block, which is 10 kilometres south, where they will also build a new house.
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Newbies settling in quickly
TO LIVE THE KAIPARA COUNTRY DREAM
Growing up, Jo Kane always wanted to move to the country. Now Jo, husband Sean and their four young children are living the dream on the Kaipara Flats.
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“This was always our goal. When we were firsttime buyers, it was a spec house in Warkworth on a small 600 square metre section. Our plan was to make some money then buy further out. That worked out and we sold for a lot more than we bought it for, giving us the scope to go to the next level,” says Jo. Although Jo and Sean planned to buy some land and build new, Scott Tapp of PGG Wrightson Real Estate, Wellsford came up with an alternative option: a renovated sunny 1950s weatherboard farmhouse on one hectare, surrounded by farmland. “While this wasn’t what we had in mind, we quickly worked out that it was going to be ideal for us. At first, we weren’t looking at rural houses; we’d decided we were going to build. Then Scott showed us this and we realised, ‘Why would we build when we can move straight in?’” Sean is a sales manager for a company in the medical sector. He commutes to the North Shore, which takes 40 to 45 minutes most days. Jo has her own business in Silverdale. “It’s a 10 minute drive for me. On our first time out here with Scott looking at the property, I thought ‘I’m not driving that far.’ Since we’ve been here, though, I couldn’t believe that would have stopped me and I hardly even think about it now,” says Jo.
As rural newbies, a few things are surprising, at least to begin with. “We found it really dark at night, and quiet,” says Jo. Having always aspired to be rural, though, and live on a farm, Jo, Sean, plus sons Max and Jude, and twin daughters Eden and Scarlett, have been quick to make the most of it. “I’ve always liked the idea of living off the land, of gardening, and bottling fruit. Our orchard has a fantastic range of fruit trees, including olives, all different types of citrus, apples, pears, plums, peach trees, guavas, gooseberries, grapes and feijoas, so we have plenty to look forward to with that. “We also have plans to keep some animals, probably chickens and a pig, plus either cows or sheep. “Eight-year-old Max has found a nine-yearold neighbour with a small quad bike, so he absolutely loves it here, and we will probably all buy bikes at some point. Meanwhile, the younger children are all playing outside much more than they ever did when we lived in town,” she says.
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T O P W I N T E R T I P S F O R S M A L L B LO C K FA R M E R S
Soil fertility pH AND LIME
The pH primarily affects the soil by controlling the availability of soil nutrients. For example, at a very acidic pH, phosphate availability will be restricted, while the availability of toxic elements like aluminium will be increased. As the pH increases, the availability of phosphate increases while aluminium decreases. • In order to get the best out of the nutrients in the soil, you need to ensure your pH is between 5.8 and 6.2. If soil has a pH below this, then production can be affected. If you have any questions or require further information on pH and lime in your soil, please contact your local PGG Wrightson store or technical field representative.
• Soil pH can be increased through the addition of lime. • Lime contains a compound known as calcium carbonate. Calcium carbonate is used to neutralise the acids in the soil and thus bring the pH up.
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• The average soil in New Zealand is going to need approximately one tonne of lime per hectare to increase the pH by 0.1 units. • It takes about 18 months for lime to break down fully and completely change the pH so it is best to apply lime regularly to ensure you are always at a good soil pH.
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Worms worth their weight in gold COLIN McPIKE ON WORM FARMING
Worm farming is a fantastic way to fast-track your kitchen scraps and garden waste into valuable, nutrient-rich fertiliser. Worm castings and worm tea are an all-natural treat for your soil and plants. Castings have great water retention abilities, act as a natural soil conditioner, and are rich with soil-friendly micro-organisms, bacteria and nutrients. Worm farms work well for both small and large amounts of waste. • Kitchen scraps can be “worm-farmed” with a bought worm bin or you can make your own by recycling a bath or bins. The structure needs to be rain-proof, vermin-proof and have easy access to the base for collecting worm tea. Colin McPike is Operations Manager of Worms R Us (www.wormsrus.co.nz), specialising in solutions for organic waste recycling for homes, schools and rural and urban businesses.
• If you have large volumes of organic materials, for example animal manure or aged bedding, recycled baths are a great option.
• Composting worms are able to eat their own body weight in food per day and can double their population every 12 weeks. However, they regulate their population to the size of the worm farm. • Worms can be fed daily or up to fortnightly for larger farms. They also need water regularly so they don’t dry out. • Age freshly treated (intestinal or antibiotic) animal manures for four weeks before adding to a worm farm. Try a small amount in one area and check a week later to see if the worms are happy before using it. • Castings can be used at a ratio of 1:5 parts soil or compost. Worm tea should be diluted with water at a 1:5 ratio.
• Worms eat most things that were once living, although a few foods such as oils and citrus are off the menu.
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Our name stands for best of breed.
PGG Wrightson has been the name helping New Zealand farmers build world-class herds and flocks for over 160 years. And while we’ve been around a long time and believe in applying traditional values to our work, we’re always developing new technology, like Agonline, to give farmers the latest tools to manage their livestock. From the bottom of the south to the top of the north, our 300 dedicated Livestock representatives offer great advice, up-todate information, livestock valuations and on-farm auctions. We’ve built a name in livestock that is second to none.
To help you grow your business, there’s only one name you need to remember. PGG Wrightson.
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Animal welfare ANDREW DOWLING ON KEEPING YOUR LIVESTOCK HEALTHY
Good health is essential for livestock to thrive. Some simple measures will ensure your stock remain healthy and happy. Like people, animals need the right conditions to remain fit. Here are some tips for keeping your livestock in prime health: • Facial eczema is a fungal disease that can have severe effects on your livestock. Time capsule zinc boluses provide reliable protection. • Blowfly can cause problems that will become serious if not addressed promptly. Clik provides up to 18 weeks’ protection against blowfly in your sheep in a user-friendly spray-on formulation. For more advice on keeping your stock healthy, contact 0800 10 22 76, or visit your local PGG Wrightson outlet.
• Worm control is necessary to keep stock performing at optimum levels. Triplemax oral is a triple combination suitable for sheep and cattle, which will provide effective, convenient worm control.
• Fresh, clean water is a must for all livestock. Keeping your water troughs clean is an important step towards thriving, healthy stock. • Trying to feed your stock on a small space can be problematic. Supplementary feed options are an important component of good animal health. Come in and ask our staff for the options that best suit your needs. Andrew Dowling is Technical Manager – Animal Production in PGG Wrightson’s Rural Supplies Technical Team. After a 14 year career as a farm vet, one of Andrew’s main messages for farmers is that animal health cannot be considered in isolation from feeding.
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Keeping dairy goats as a hobby
Goats can make great pets for a lifestyle block, with their friendly, quirky personalities and the added bonus of providing milk for the household. Goats are affectionate, intelligent, mischievous characters and are easy to handle. They are happier as part of a group so two is the minimum for a new herd. Be warned, however: once you come to know these friendly creatures, you might not stop at only two! • Allow 2,000 square metres of good quality land for each in-milk doe. If you stock more intensively, you will probably need supplementary food. Standard fencing is adequate, provided it is in good condition. Goats need some form of housing to protect them from the elements. • For their size, goats are highly productive. Dairy does can provide an average of 2.5 to 3.5 litres per day. A usual lactation is 270 to 300 days.
• Although goats may be mated from seven months old, it is safer to wait another year. They are seasonal breeders, mating between February and August, with a gestation period of five months. • If you borrow a buck for mating, it is vital to check its health status as well as your doe’s. All owners should test for caprine arthritic encephalitis, a lentivirus similar to AIDS, which affects only goats and is widespread in New Zealand. • Goat milk is more digestible and produces fewer allergies than cows’ milk. It also makes great cheese and hypoallergenic soap. • There are about 70,000 dairy does in New Zealand.
• Goats need ongoing care, including regular drenching, foot trimming, treatment for external parasites, annual vaccinations and daily milking for in-milk does.
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Paula Levett is Registrar of the New Zealand Dairy Goat Breeders Association (www.nzdgba.co.nz). She has a four hectare lifestyle block near Pukekohe and has been keeping goats for 20 years. She urges all goat owners to check for CAE before they buy. For more information, contact nzdgba@gmail.com
Are you ready for the challenge and rewards of a career in Real Estate? Your next move could be to the unique and fast growing Northland region. We are currently seeking a suitable lifestyle/residential/rural salesperson to complement our successful Northland team. If you’re looking for that next move to advance your career with PGG Wrightson Real Estate, please contact John Duder for a confidential discussion. www.pggwre.co.nz
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Northland Regional Manager M 027 281 0654 Helping grow the country
Kerikeri
Northland's Most Wanted
$2.95M
• Two Titles, one massive opportunity • 6.36ha Orchard and 4133m2 with three bed dwelling • High profile location, Cnr SH10 & Wiroa Road • Close to Bay of Islands Airport • Deep phase dark volcanic soil on Kerikeri irrigation • Orchard or prime commercial development site (subject to consents)
Plus GST (if any)
Previously a high producing citrus orchard on 6.36ha (15.70 acres), which is now cleared with shelter belts still in place and on the Kerikeri Irrigation Scheme. Mark Woolley
Rex Robb
B 09 407 4831 | M 021 425 145
B 09 407 4838 | M 027 441 1383
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Kerikeri
Secluded Lifestyle Property With Water Views
$295,000
• New to the market - flat and rolling contour • 8742m2 approx. subject to title • Power and telephone to boundary • Catches sun all day • Close to town via by-pass • Share ROW with one other property
GST Inclusive
www.pggwre.co.nz/KER25604
Rex Robb B 09 407 4838 | M 027 441 1383 | H 09 407 8688
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Opua
Opua Waterfront - Price Reduction
$325,000
• Secluded beach access • Native trees and stream • Over 50 acres of magic • Five minutes from Opua (by boat)
GST Inclusive
A truly magical waterfront property of 21.7 ha (53 acres) awaits the discerning new owner. Just a few minutes by boat from Opua will bring you to the shore of this private oasis. Leave your troubles behind and immerse yourself in this bush covered land.
Mark Woolley B 09 407 4831 | M 021 425 145 | H 09 433 4934
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www.pggwre.co.nz/KER22256
Waipapa
On Outskirts of Kerikeri
$1.2M
• 28ha flat to rolling contour with waterfall • Older style 4-5 bedroom home with views • Okaihau gravelly loam and Wharekohe clay soils • Magnificent views out to Cape Brett • On tarseal and only 7km from Waipapa • Water for troughs pumped from stream
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Rex Robb B 09 407 4838 | M 027 441 1383 | H 09 407 8688
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Kerikeri
First Class All The Way + Sea Views
$2.195M
• Over 500sqm of luxury living • Five bedrooms and four bathrooms • Self contained guest wing • Private, peaceful and secure • Manicured grounds • Three grazing paddocks
GST Inclusive
Driving up to this magnificent residence past the beautiful landscaped lakes along the private road will make you smile each time you come home. Equally suitable for the extravagant entertainer or the private executive. North facing with rural & sea views. Mark Woolley B 09 407 4831 | M 021 425 145 | H 09 433 4934
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Kerikeri
Golden Opportunity G3 Gold Kiwifruit
Price by Negotiation
• Early start Orchard - good dry matter on 3.2324ha • 2.10 ca/ha G3 Gold Kiwifruit • No expense spared in orchard structures • Kerikeri Irrigation Shareholder • Three bedroom 160m2 refurbished open plan home • Workshop, implement shed with tractor and machinery • Three legal access ways to orchard
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Rex Robb B 09 407 4838 | M 027 441 1383 | H 09 407 8688
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Kawakawa
Buyable Bay of Islands Dairy Unit
Price by Negotiation
• 226ha (180ha approx. effective) in five titles • Two three bedroom homes in good order • 32 ASHB with 400 cow rectangular yard • New herd-move auto-wash backing gate • Three hay/calf rearing sheds and seven bay implement shed • Large metalled silage pad and blue shale quarry • 60 well fenced paddocks
Plus GST (if any)
Andrew Ludbrook B 09 407 4833 | M 027 254 4784 | H 09 404 0751
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Kaikohe
Quality Affordable Dairy Unit
$4.8M
• 280ha plus 40ha Lease • Three year average 171,600 kg MS • Boasting a 42 ASHB with adjoining covered feed pad • Most of milking platform is of flat to easy contour • Mainly northerly facing with volcanic and river silt soils • One dual unit six bedroom home and a four bedroom home
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www.pggwre.co.nz/KER24468
Andrew Ludbrook B 09 407 4833 | M 027 254 4784 | H 09 404 0751
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Kaikohe
178ha Solid Dairy Farm
$3.7M
• 178.1 ha • 2015-2016 150,000 kgMS • Northerly facing and all flat to rolling pastures • River silt flats with clay on the slopes • Recently renovated 30 ASHB with meal feeding system in place • 2006 built three bedroom home plus older five bedroom home • High producing farm
Plus GST (if any)
Andrew Ludbrook B 09 407 4833 | M 027 254 4784 | H 09 404 0751
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Kaikohe
Milk, Beef and Bees - Dairy Unit
$1.39M
• 209.8654ha in three titles - GV $1M • Approx. 70ha effective, balance tree and bee country • Three bedroom home plus sleepout and separate office with many recent renovations • 16 ASHB shed supplying Fonterra with solar water heating • Largely gravity fed water system • Two pond effluent system and wintering pad • Currently milking 85 cows with all calves born reared to 100kg
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Andrew Ludbrook B 09 407 4833 | M 027 254 4784 | H 09 404 0751
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Maunu
PRICE REDUCED! Vendor has Bought! Set amongst park-like grounds in Whangarei's exclusive East Side Estate, this newly built character bungalow offers would-be home owners the perfect mix of timeless style and modern convenience. Built by Heritage Homes in 2016, boasting one of the best addresses in town and neighbouring Sherwood Park golf course, there are three generous bedrooms, two bathrooms (master bedroom with en-suite and walk-in wardrobe), a large functional kitchen complimented by European appliances and effortless indoor-outdoor flow to entertain guests or simply unwind admiring the beautifully landscaped surroundings after a long day.
Andy Gray B 09 470 2538 | M 021 0283 7949 | H 09 439 5880
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Kauri
One Gone. One Under Contract. One Left
Enquiries Over $620,000
Three quality new brick and tile profile homes are currently under construction and are due to be completed just in time for you to move in! Partnering with GJ Gardner Homes to deliver three brand new house and land packages on generously sized sections far enough from the hustle and bustle of Whangarei city centre, but close enough to nip in and do the shopping. This is an opportunity to leave the stress and decision making to our very experienced developer.
GST Inclusive
Andy Gray
Ann Holt
B 09 470 2538 | M 021 0283 7949
B 09 470 2537 | M 027 410 9775
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Maunu
Hey there, Neighbour! As a homeowner here at East Side Estate, with its stone walls, beautiful trees and landscaping, privacy and exclusivity, you know you will be coming home to arguably the best real estate in Whangarei. There are few subdivisions that I have seen that have created such a pleasing setting and with Lot 7 at 1027m2 and Lot 9 at 2494m2 there is plenty of room for you to build your dream home to live in, for your family to grow into or for relaxing in retirement. The entire subdivision is boutique in numbers with only 14 large and well appointed sections,
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Russell
Calling All Boaties! Waterfront!! Do you fancy your own deep water mooring at the bottom of your garden and your own beach access through the small reserve? 5,296m2 totally private water front bush retreat Access to the house via a delightful path which will keep you fit and healthy. Two storey, two-three bedroom home with second toilet and extra lounge Recent good quality renovation, extensive tiling and full insulation
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Ann Holt B 09 470 2537 | M 027 410 9775 | H 09 432 3075
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Ruatangata West
Tranquil Lifestyle in a Quiet Valley
$239,000
• 4.59ha mostly in older or regenerating native bush, with a small stream • Extensive planting of native trees for the last decade with the current owner • Approximately 1.5ha of grazing • One of only five properties in the private cul de sac • Stunning views and sunsets from building site • Sloping land suitable for a multi-level home or pole house • No building covenants so a relocatable dwelling is possible here
GST Inclusive
Ann Holt B 09 470 2537 | M 027 410 9775 | H 09 432 3075
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Dargaville
Picture Perfect!
$545,000
Not often does a villa of this quality on a flat site with a stunning view become available. This four bedroom beauty is set on 3055m2 with in-ground pool, single and two bay garaging plus excellent workshop space.
GST Inclusive
The home is gracious and spacious, with a modern sun-filled conservatory off the kitchen. The granite bench tops, two sinks and two ovens would thrill any chef. Superb ornate pressed metal ceilings in drawing room, master bedroom and entry reflect the quality of a bygone era. There is also the opportunity to further enhance this lovely home.
www.pggwre.co.nz/WHG25737
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Maungatapere
So Close to Maungatapere! This handy subdivision is underway and it offers exciting prospects for lifestyle lovers. Your choice of lot sizes from 3ha to 8ha at this stage Titles are through on Lots 7-8, 14-15 and 17-21. Lot 10 is awaiting a boundary change All lots will have power and boundary fencing prior to settlement This large landholding has seven areas of conserved bush and streams to protect your privacy Prices range from $245,000 to $280,000
Ann Holt B 09 470 2537 | M 027 410 9775 | H 09 432 3075
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Price by Negotiation GST Inclusive
www.pggwre.co.nz/WHG25696
Maungakaramea
Your Chance to Gain! This stunning new build is nearing completion with the hard work over! Carpeting, a few fittings, the deck and CCC need to be done Quality chattels throughout this three bedroom 300m2 home with W/R and en suite and a beautiful kitchen you will be thrilled to own Tiled bathrooms, huge rumpus and large double basement garage Large American barn with concrete floor, power and amenities All set on 2.29ha in a quiet, country no exit road
Enquiries Over $700,000 GST Inclusive 3
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Ann Holt B 09 470 2537 | M 027 410 9775 | H 09 432 3075
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Paparoa
Prime Lifestyle - Move In and Enjoy
Price by Negotiation
44.987ha ex dairy farm with the dairying infrastructure still in place. 16 aside HB dairy shed, calf rearing facilities, good yards, implement shed and 1/2 round barn. Fences and races are in very good condition being fenced to 26 paddocks with all paddocks having reticulated water that is sourced from a summer safe creek and pumped to a header tank. The property has a good fertiliser history with a report available and the contour is described as 7% flat, 65% easy rolling and 28% of steeper land. Currently wintering 40 Friesian R1 bulls, 50 R1 steers, 10 mature cows.
Plus GST (if any)
Dennis Wallace B 09 470 2528 | M 022 312 7704
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Arapohue
This farm stands out with plenty of appeal 131.622 ha of majority flat, rest easy rolling land with good races Five year milk solids average of 118,000kg MS from 340 cows using a 36 bail rotary shed Large four bedroom main home with a three bedroom second home Majority of the farm has been lazer drained and there is a good mix of flat land and rolling The farm is currently milking 340 cows, with top production of 129,000kg MS achieved from 370 cows
Price by Negotiation Plus GST (if any)
www.pggwre.co.nz/WHG25297
Dennis Wallace B 09 470 2528 | M 022 312 7704
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Taiharuru
Unique Coastal Trophy Property
Price on Application
Situated on Kauri Mountain Road lies this magnificent area of approximately 234ha of farmland in various titles, set between a large expanse of native forest and 1.6km of stunning coastline, north of the Whangarei Heads. As you wind your way over Kauri Mountain Road through incredible native forest including ancient Kauri trees, you meander down into an oasis of green lush farmland and look toward the stunning ocean landscapes that encapsulates this truly unique property. With an element of vision, this special place has boundless opportunities for a host of land uses.
Plus GST (if any)
Dennis Wallace B 09 470 2528 | M 022 312 7704
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www.pggwre.co.nz/WHG26200
Dargaville
Sitting Pretty This beautifully presented four bedroom low maintenance home overlooks town, river, rural and airport and sits on 1.299ha just a few kms from CBD Open plan living gives views from all areas Spacious modern kitchen opens to glass surround decks ideal for outdoor activity Two car garaging with internal access plus four bay garaging and workshop Great orchard area
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Viv Smith B 09 439 3345 | M 027 486 1870 | H 09 439 4205
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Ruawai
Build a Dream 5.4 hectares of prime fertile land Tile drained soils Power and water on block A block very suitable for all types of horticulture, or come and start your dream on this lifestyle block
Megan Browning B 09 439 3344 | M 027 668 8468 | H 09 439 4457
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$299,000 Plus GST (if any)
www.pggwre.co.nz/DAG25860
Dargaville Surrounds
Top Notch First Farm 111 hectares 3/4 of the farm is flat contour, balance rolling 14 ASHB double up cowshed Four bay lockable shed, five bay implement shed, five bay calf rearing shed Three bedroom home with outside room Production to 60,000kg MS
$1.6M Plus GST (if any) 3
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Megan Browning B 09 439 3344 | M 027 668 8468 | H 09 439 4457
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Dargaville Surrounds
228Ha Dairy and Runoff in One Good water supply in near summer safe area 32 ASHB with auto cup removers Two homes Two x three bay sheds, two large near new cow barns to house 300 cows Large on farm silage bunker and blue/brown rock quarry Asking $12,500 per hectare + GST (if any). Could be sold as Going Concern
Barry Banicevich B 09 439 3343 | M 021 999 591 | H 09 439 4874
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Price on Application Plus GST (if any)
www.pggwre.co.nz/DAG25633
Dargaville
Home of the Northern Wairoa Cherry Tomato
Price on Application
The champagne of tomato being sold as a Going Concern with its local reputation representing one family's hard work, dedication and innovation. The growing of both tomato, cucumber and kumara with 65% of the crop grown being the cherry tomato. To be sold are all buildings including a three bedroom home, four bay high stud pack house, 16 x Red Path dual skinned auto fed and temperature controlled poly houses. Plus all associated plant including new automated grading and packaging machine, H20 reservoir and pumping plant along with a list of service vehicles.
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Barry Banicevich B 09 439 3343 | M 021 999 591 | H 09 439 4874
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Dargaville
Simply the Best 8.6434 hectares elevated coastal bare land with multiple building sites to choose from Three bay implement/hay shed, dam water to tank Location offers best of both worlds, privacy, close to beach and town Build your perfect home here
Viv Smith B 09 439 3345 | M 027 486 1870 | H 09 439 4205
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$295,000 Plus GST (if any)
www.pggwre.co.nz/DAG25529
Dargaville
Coastal Investment 17 hectares Three bedroom home plus upstairs room. Three car garaging Outside room with facilities. Could suit bed & breakfast Town water and scheme water Easy rolling land with good water supply and divided into 15 grazing paddocks for stock This is a lovely coastal block that could be subdivided into smaller blocks or invest and keep for the future
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Megan Browning B 09 439 3344 | M 027 668 8468 | H 09 439 4457
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Dargaville Surrounds
Hidden Treasure 32 hectares (80 acres) easy rolling hill contour Set up for calf rearing or dairy/beef fattening block Large open plan four plus bedroom double storey home, ensuite, three toilets, covered in entertaining area Reticulated water supply and raced to most of the 28 paddocks Could be sold as Going Concern Call Barry for viewings and more info
Barry Banicevich B 09 439 3343 | M 021 999 591 | H 09 439 4874
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Dargaville
How Handy to Town is This! 23 hectares (59 acres) flat to easy contour Two bedroom cottage with decking and attached large garaging Cattle yards and secure fencing to all paddocks complete with troughed water Minutes to town on the seal Small unpowered batch with views over the farm
Sale By Deadline Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 3.00pm, Thursday, 20 July 2
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Barry Banicevich B 09 439 3343 | M 021 999 591 | H 09 439 4874
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Dargaville Surrounds
Price Reduced - Be Quick 11 hectares of flat to easy rolling contour 11 paddocks with limestone race Dam water, troughs in paddocks This block has some good house sites which have beautiful rural views Good road frontage and easy access to paddocks In a farming area of dairy and beef
Megan Browning B 09 439 3344 | M 027 668 8468 | H 09 439 4457
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$240,000 Plus GST (if any)
www.pggwre.co.nz/DAG24669
Port Albert
Amazing Home in Picturesque Port Albert! Four bedroom, two bathroom modern styled home with amazing views Open plan, modern kitchen, dining and lounge area with the pantry and fridge off the kitchen in a walk-in room with a tv built into the wall Triple stacker ranch sliders allowing the indoor/outdoor flow from the master bedroom and the lounge area onto the glass panelled deck Double garage with internal access and covered entertaining area downstairs Newly built greenhouse and area for the kids to play
$685,000 GST Inclusive 4
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Rebecca Brady B 09 423 9718 | M 021 839 459 | H 09 423 9357
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Te Arai
Lifestyle Property! This well positioned attractive farmlet has been proudly developed by its Vendors for over 25 years and is fresh to the market. Handy to Eastern beaches and close to main highway. 20.30ha of predominantly easy rolling pasture Lovely three bedroom, two bathroom home with established, sheltered private grounds with wetland plantings and mature trees 7 x 7m coloursteel shed plus tractor shed Reliable water supply to troughs
Scott Tapp B 09 423 9717 | M 021 418 161 | H 09 425 8161
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Helensville
Private Paradise
$1.895M
With its spectacular panoramic views of the Kaipara Harbour and its large impressive four bedroom, two bathroom executive home, this secluded slice of paradise will be sure to impress. Open plan living areas, large modern kitchen and generous double bedrooms throughout. There are stables/farm buildings that compliment your 4.785ha of clean well fenced pasture, which is adequate for all types of livestock. The elevated house site is extremely private and sheltered, with totally uninterrupted harbour views.
GST Inclusive
Scott Tapp
Victoria Tapp
B 09 423 9717 | M 021 418 161
B 09 423 9712 | M 021 0272 4087
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Tomarata
Tomarata Grazing/Bush Block
Price by Negotiation
Approximately 93 hectares located in a private valley, with a good mix of high quality grazing pasture and lovely stands of covenanted native bush. Good access throughout the block, with troughs in every paddock. Converted woolshed. Huge private rural/sea views from the top of the block, with northerly and easterly aspects. Very attractive Tomarata location.
Plus GST (if any)
Scott Tapp B 09 423 9717 | M 021 418 161 | H 09 425 8161
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Wellsford
Great Lifestyle Location
$475,000
• 1.2ha of excellent north facing land • New fencing throughout • Sunny aspect with excellent building platforms • Only 1.5km to Wellsford Town Centre
GST Inclusive
Scott Tapp
Victoria Tapp
B 09 423 9717 | M 021 418 161
B 09 423 9712 | M 021 0272 4087
www.pggwre.co.nz/WEL25798
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Wellsford
Make This Lifestyle Gem Yours! 1950's fully fenced three bedroom home, double and single rooms upstairs and a large bedroom downstairs with it's own entrance Open plan modern kitchen, dining room and combined lounge with a separate deck Semi-covered deck has a rural outlook to enjoy and relax on a nice summers day Retire inside on a winters night with the heat pump, insulation and double glazed joinery Plenty of room in the back yard to put a vegetable garden and line your yard with your favourite fruit trees
Rebecca Brady B 09 423 9718 | M 021 839 459 | H 09 423 9357
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$659,000 GST Inclusive 3
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Wellsford
A Place to Call Home! This great low maintenance family home will have you ticking the boxes Three double bedrooms, family room and open plan dining and modern kitchen Indoor/outdoor flow through the french doors opens up onto a large deck and private backyard Single garage under the house has enough space for the man cave or workshop area Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance to College and Primary Schools
$549,000 GST Inclusive 3
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Rebecca Brady B 09 423 9718 | M 021 839 459 | H 09 423 9357
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Ararua
Large Affordable Dairy/Beef Farm 356.5635ha in nine titles with predominantly easy rolling to medium contour This large scale unit is currently milking approximately 435 cows, with a best production of 160,000kg MS 32 aside cowshed with in-shed feeding with modern eight bay calf shed, five bay implement shed. Feed pad with bins, two x loafing/calving pads Four bedroom main home plus three other homes Limestone quarry on farm
Scott Tapp B 09 423 9717 | M 021 418 161 | H 09 425 8161
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Otaua
20 Acres Flat Land - No Covenants
Price by Negotiation
7.9ha (20 acres) more or less flat land which is lifestyle and farming land with no covenants. You can build your dream home in a beautiful rural surrounding. The land is also suitable for all other farming activities. Located 7km to Waiuku Town; 21km to Pukekohe and the local primary school is within 500 metres. The Vendor is motivated to sell and has realistic expectations. Do not miss this opportunity, call me today.
GST Inclusive
www.pggwre.co.nz/PUK23756
Mingli Defendi B 09 239 0645 | M 022 327 2300
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Awhitu
Often Sought, Rarely Found Rural Beauty
Price by Negotiation
A beautiful 3.85ha lifestyle property situated at the Awhitu Peninsula, in the greater Auckland region overlooking the Manukau Harbour with panoramic city light views at night. This property offers three double bedrooms, three bathrooms, a study or office and boasts an open plan kitchen with sea-views from the adjoining dining area. Whole day sun makes this home a very warm and sunny house with the latest DVS ventilation system recently installed. Extras include garden shed, a three-bay implement shed with concrete floor plus lockable workshop and another two bay shed.
GST Inclusive
Mingli Defendi B 09 239 0645 | M 022 327 2300
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Patumahoe
Lifestyle Living with a Guacamole Twist
Auction
This mixed farming block with its own 145 Avocado tree orchard and grazing block is located on the borders of Karaka and Patumahoe with Auckland City only a heartbeat away. There is a spacious character four bedroom home that offers not only a great entertaining space but a warm and sunny home with views North to your own feature pond. This property is close to the country primary school of Te Hihi and the top independent education school AGC Strathallan. The orchard has an implement shed with three phase power and the grazing area is subdivided into five paddocks.
Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) 2.00pm, Thursday, 22 June
Adrian van Mil
Mark Needham
Mingli Defendi
M 027 473 3632
M 027 704 6833
M 022 327 2300
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Huntly
Dairy Farm with Potential to Grow
$3.4M
The farm comprises of 108 hectares of flat to easy rolling contour positioned just 6km North West of Huntly. The property is well raced to a 22 aside dairy from 61 paddocks and a 270 cow concrete feed pad is adjacent to the dairy with attached feed bunker. The bungalow house has four bedrooms and has been completely modernised throughout. There is also a one bedroom sleep-out. Hamilton City Centre is an easy commute with The Base being 30km from the farm gate. A tidy farm ready for someone to take to the next level.
Plus GST (if any)
Adrian van Mil B 09 237 2041 | M 027 473 3632
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Pukekohe
Puni Paradise
Price by Negotiation
Dreaming of developing your own piece of paradise close to the bustling township of Pukekohe? Then this 48.6 hectares ex-dairy farm may be what you have been looking for. The farm is in two titles with a mix of flat to rolling contour, which is ideal for a multitude of lifestyle options including cropping and horses. The farm is currently leased and is supported by a cosy three bedroom cottage, an 8ASHB with plant in place as well as a good range of farm buildings. Movies, shopping and fine dining is 5.5km away in the popular township of Pukekohe.
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Adrian van Mil B 09 237 2041 | M 027 473 3632
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Waikaretu
In The Heart of the Waikaretu
Price by Negotiation
Waikaretu is midway between Pukekohe and Hamilton. The property is a 244.1607ha flat to rolling finishing farm and the soil type is predominantly Mairoa Ash. The farm is in good heart with good fertiliser history and has plenty of ancillary buildings including a woolshed, a calf rearing shed, two implement sheds, two haybarns as well as a tool shed with three-phase power. There are also three sets of cattle yards and three sets of sheep yards which ensures stock are well catered for. A four bedroom home is set up for a family who wish to take advantage of owning this tidy property.
Plus GST (if any)
Adrian van Mil B 09 237 2041 | M 027 473 3632
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Onewhero
Warm Country
$1.675M
Well appointed 135 hectares of mixed contour. Large central area of flat sandy loam finishing country. The Mangapapa Stream runs through the middle of the farm west to east. There are several stands of native bush including large areas of Kahikatea and there is a regular farm development program in place. The farm has very good cattle yards and is subdivided in 12 paddocks with fencing in good condition. Owners on the move.
Plus GST (if any)
www.pggwre.co.nz/PUK25277
Adrian van Mil B 09 237 2041 | M 027 473 3632
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Manukau Heads
Escape the Rat Race
Price by Negotiation
95.69 hectares of grazing country set up the Awhitu Peninsula. Contour is easy rolling to hill country. Good water from own bore reticulating to troughs and ample farm buildings and yarding. The five bedroom house is set on the highest point affording you views over the Tasman Sea and Manukau Harbour. If fishing or walking along the beach is your ideal relaxation, then this is a property you must view.
Plus GST (if any)
Mingli Defendi
Adrian van Mil
B 09 239 0645 | M 022 327 2300
B 09 237 2041 | M 027 473 3632
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Bombay
Location - Bombay Beauty
$1.7M
9.6280 hectares of bare land with direct access onto the Southern Motorway. The land is currently cultivated in vegetables. Land this close to Auckland City directly off the main arterial road between Auckland and Hamilton is rare. Do not delay, call me today.
Plus GST (if any)
www.pggwre.co.nz/PUK23964
Adrian van Mil B 09 237 2041 | M 027 473 3632
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Awhitu
Subdivision with Seaviews
$1.49M
Nine acres of bare land with stunning sea views located on the Awhitu Peninsula and walking distance to the beach, boat ramp, golf course and the Regional Park - what more could you ask for. The land is zoned Residential - Rural and Coastal Settlement Zone and can potentially be subdivided. This land used to be Stage 3 of a three stage subdivision project. Stages 1 and 2 have been completed. The Vendor has previously completed a plan for 7 sections in Stage 3 of the subdivision. There is the opportunity for developers to redo the current Scheme Plan for more sections under the new Unitary Plan or for land banking.
Plus GST (if any)
Mingli Defendi B 09 239 0645 | M 022 327 2300
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www.pggwre.co.nz/PUK24290
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Top regions’ significant sales The following is a sneak peek into the past few months’ successful sales from our top regions. Over the last quarter, we’ve sold in excess of $390 million worth of property. If you are after local knowledge, experience and best outcome, contact our real estate specialists today to get your property listed and sold! Date Range: 1 November - 6 March 2017
Recent Rural Sales SOLD
Dairy 244.08ha Dargaville Megan Browning
SOLD
Dairy 140.4846ha Otorohanga Peter Wylie
SOLD
Horticulture 66.467ha Paengaroa Stan Robb
SOLD
Finishing 1136.4143ha Wanstead D Smith & P Harper
Recent Lifestyle Sales SOLD SOLD
Hamilton Kite Road John Sisley, Jo Dennis
SOLD
Thames Trentham Road Carol Winterburn
Tauranga Welcome Bay Road Andrew Fowler, Keith Wilson
SOLD
Morrinsville Telephone Road Steve Cochrane
SOLD
Dairy 127.406ha Matamata Richard Leach
SOLD
Horticulture 7.3120ha Tauranga Stan Robb
SOLD
Hamilton Annebrook Road Steve Cochrane
SOLD
Hastings Parkhill Road Peter Dick
SOLD
Grazing 317.8ha Rodney Scott Tapp
SOLD
Dairy 152.11ha Otorohanga Peter Wylie
SOLD
Tauranga Welcome Bay Road Andrew Fowler
SOLD
Levin Takapu Road Joe Havill
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