Te Kuiti - Breeding, finishing and grazing

Description

This impressive 244.39 hectare (more or less) located at 1211 State Highway 4 presents an unparalleled opportunity for those seeking their first farm, a scale-up, or perhaps a more manageable property. Only 23 km to Te Kuiti, comprises of easy to rolling hill country with some steeper sidling's adding character to the property. Currently operating as a productive breeding and finishing unit, subdivided into over 40 paddocks, with mostly conventional fencing. Reticulated water systems are in place, serviced by natural springs all gravity-fed to tanks and troughs. Fertiliser has been applied diligently under the current ownership supporting a robust wintering capacity for 1077 sheep and 220 cattle. Additionally, in a typical year, the farm successfully finishes an extra 3000 lambs and 250 cattle traded, all grass wintered, testifying to its fertility and potential. Facilities include a three-stand woolshed, four sets of sheep and cattle yards with two having load out facilities all strategically placed. Housing options are a modern brick home built in 2016, featuring spacious living areas, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a two-car garage with internal access, offering rural views. The secondary weatherboard dwelling comprises four bedrooms, one bathroom, and a separate two-car garage with a little TLC could be turned into a supplementary income source. Supporting structures are abundant, with a five-bay shed dedicated to calf rearing, a small hay barn, and a combined bike, tool, and wood shed, all contributing to this property's comprehensive rural provisions. Offering serenity, space, and economic promise, this property beckons first farm buyers, those up-sizing or down-sizing, and anyone interested in a fertile breeding or finishing farm, to embrace rural living without compromise.
Purchasing options: -
Option one - purchase 244.39 hectares entire property
Option two - purchase 200 hectares (approx) - northern end of the property excluding the houses and woolshed