Angus Malcolm

Want to feel like you are flying without leaving the ground? This mountain hideaway is for you. Covering 21.5ha (STS) of rugged mountaintop, complete with karst limestone rock formations, caves, native bush including forest giants and overlooking most of Golden Bay.A house site has been started and now just needs your vision for what to build in this truly unique spot. The house site is 600m above sea level and is woven into the limestone landscape.To get here wind your way up the Rameka Creek 4WD Road right to the top, before you enter the private native forest. From here the private drive twists and turns 1.3km through majestic beech forest, before reaching the property. Once on the property the road climbs the last hill and emerges from the forest to present all of Golden Bay at your feet. The off-grid building site is on multiple levels and is nestled into the marble landscape.Come up and bask in the views, contemplate your build and explore this ruggedly beautiful landscape. Tread carefully though as there are plenty of caves around, some containing kiwi and moa bones from ages gone by. One of the caves on this property goes over 50m underground and there is one near the house site which would suit a large wine cellar!This property and two neighbouring are to be protected with a QEII covenant, and there is already a network of walking tracks and predator traps. The birdlife is flourishing with weka, kea, tui, falcons, bellbird and kereru adding to the mix, and hopefully some kaka will reach the property soon. The property also includes some ancient matai, rimu, and totara in the lower valley.If you like hunting there are also a few goats, pigs, fallow and red deer which need controlling.The hilltop is 600m above sea level and has views all the way around; over Golden Bay and Farewell Spit to the north, westwards over the Takaka Valley to the Kahurangi Ranges, and south and east over protected forest towards East Takaka Scenic Reserve. The Rameka Track is at the end of the drive which provides fantastic mountain biking opportunities and access through to Canaan Downs, Abel Tasman National Park and Harwoods Hole.Survey is underway and titles are expected in mid 2025.Two neighbouring properties are also for sale which would make a total of 210ha if you wanted something larger.

The cabin is ready, the tracks are built, the driveway is upgraded, the trap network is established. Now we are looking for a new custodian for this wonderful property. This 64.7ha (STS) property is covered with native forest dominated by beech, and including matai, rimu, totara and some special limestone species. The property ranges from 500m to 750m above sea level and hidden amongst the forest are caves, bluffs, stream beds, sink holes and plenty of limestone outcrops. The property has kilometres of tracks established to help explore and get around easily.To get here wind your way up the Rameka Creek 4WD Road right to the top, before you enter the private native forest. From here the private drive twists and turns through beautiful beech forest to your very own forest cabin. The off-grid cabin is 25sqm plus a large covered deck and sits in a sunny north facing forest glade. The cabin is set up with 4 bunks, log burner, sink, solar lights and charging. There is also a rainwater tank, woodshed, long drop toilet and a storage shed.This property and two neighbouring are to be protected with a QEII covenant, and there is already a network of walking tracks and predator traps. The birdlife is flourishing with weka, kea, tui, falcons, bellbird and kereru adding to the mix, and hopefully some kaka will reach the property soon. Sit out on the deck at night and listen to all the morepork, or go searching for powelliphanta snails.If you like hunting there are also a few goats, pigs, fallow and red deer which need controlling.The property borders the East Takaka Scenic Reserve and Rameka Track which provides fantastic mountainbiking opportunities and access through to Canaan Downs, Abel Tasman National Park and Harwoods Hole.Two neighbouring properties are also for sale which would make a total of 210ha if you wanted something larger.Survey is underway and titles are expected in mid 2025.

One of the most spectacular build sites in all of Golden Bay, this property will leave you feeling on top of the world. The house looks down over most of Golden Bay, over your own native forest and down the limestone bluffs on the property. Covering 124ha (STS) of mostly steep mountainside, rugged limestone cliffs, multiple caves, karst outcrops and a beautiful beech forest, the options for exploring are extensive. To get here; wind your way up the Rameka Creek 4WD Road right to the top, before you enter the private native forest. From here the private drive meanders about 1.5km through the majestic beech forest, before reaching the property. Once you reach the property the driveway emerges from a lovely stand of matai and climbs the last hill to the house site. The house site is perched right on the edge of the Pikikiruna Escarpment and when you peek over the edge you look 500m down to East Takaka.The off-grid site itself is flat and Geotech certified, with a bund and native bush to the south and open views in all other directions, north west down over Takaka and out to sea as far as Farewell Spit, westwards over the Takaka Valley to the Kahurangi Ranges and east over the native forest. Looking south the view is of your own limestone bluff and scree slopes.The property and the two neighbouring are to be protected with a QEII covenant, with a network of walking tracks and predator traps. The birdlife is vibrant with weka, kea, tui, falcons, bellbird and kereru all adding to the mix. Hopefully some of the Kaka from Abel Tasman will make their way over at some stage.An added bonus of this property is the caving possibilities, with many discovered so far and plenty more to find. One of the caves even has a complete moa skeleton.If you like hunting there are also a few goats, pigs, fallow and red deer which need controlling.Two neighbouring properties are also for sale which would make a total of 210ha if you wanted something larger. At the end of the drive the Rameka Track provides fantastic mountain biking opportunities and access through to Canaan Downs, Abel Tasman National Park and Harwoods Hole.The price excludes a forestry right which is in place for growing carbon on the property. Survey is underway and titles are expected in mid 2025.

It is our pleasure to present this conservation or commercial forest opportunity on Tunakino Valley Road, Rai Valley. The property boasts a mix of virgin native forest and approximately 65 hectares cutover forestland all ready for the next planting. What will it be? Native restoration or replant in exotics.This spectacular forest block is sure to capture your imagination, rising from near the valley floor right up to the ridge top at 800m above sea level. The top of the property borders the Mount Richmond Forest Park and is located just 55km from Nelson and 78km from Blenheim providing an easily accessible forest project. The first harvest is complete and logging roads and tracks now provide significantly better access for replanting and managing another forest.This property provides a perfect opportunity for an entry-level forest investment in a proven forestry location, or would equally well suit a native forest conversion project, being surrounded in native forest with varied seed sources. Viewings are by appointment only. Please contact Angus for an information pack or to discuss this opportunity.

These 2.0ha bare land blocks offer a fantastic opportunity to build right alongside the beautiful Buller River. Resource consent to build has been granted, a new entranceway is about to be formed and subdivision is almost complete. Now is the chance to secure one of these titles.The Buller River here is constrained by rocky bluffs and has formed a fantastic mix of large boulders, gravel beaches, and deep pools. Bring your trout rod and test out some of the pools. The river is fringed with native bush including kowhai, kahikatea and beech and abounds with birdlife.Downstream is the water sports mecca of Murchison and from these blocks you could kayak or raft right into town.This property is located just 9km north of Murchison immediately next to the Murchison Motorhome Park. A very convenient location to stay while you build your new house. The sites are mainly in pasture with various terraces to choose from to build on, and the pasture is fenced. The sites are off-grid and titles are expected to be issued by mid 2025.Lot 3: 2.0895ha Offers Over $425,000Lot 4: 2.0034ha Offers Over $415,000Act now and call Angus for an information pack.

Set on 4.6786 hectares, this spacious property offers the perfect blend of rural living and convenience, just 5 minutes from Richmond.Offering a large family home, a huge array of old sheds, stables, barns and even an old milking shed. Roll your sleeves up and see what you can make of them. The property is mainly in pasture but the house is tucked away amidst established gardens and with spacious lawns.The extended villa-style home welcomes you with an enclosed sunroom, leading into a living room with log burner. The adjoining dining area flows effortlessly into a modern kitchen with ample bench space, pantry, double wall oven and dishwasher; all well equipped for family living.A second living space off the dining room offers added flexibility, complete with another log burner and a private office, perfect for work or study.Down the hall are, three generously sized double bedrooms, two feature built-in wardrobes, while the master includes a step-in wardrobe and its own toilet. The front of the house opens to a veranda that wraps around to the kitchen, creating great indoor-outdoor flow and leading into the established gardens which features a wide variety of fruit and nut trees.Additional features include a practical laundry and storage area, along with a spacious family bathroom complete with a separate shower, spa bath, vanity, and toilet.The swimming pool needs some attention but would make a welcome addition in the hot summer days.This property is a rare find, offering space, charm, convenience and a real opportunity to add value in this highly sought -after area.

Come and walk around this 1214sqm residential section and listen to the babbling brook flowing past. Easy walking distance into the heart of Murchison and just a stone's throw from the local medical centre and hospital. This spacious and well-located property offers convenient access to nearby services, making it an excellent opportunity in a town with limited vacant sections available.A small stream flows along one side and between the road and the property, adding charm and character to the setting. The rear of the section includes raised loading ramp, and a brand new access has been created over the stream. power connection. Title is ready so secure the section now and start planning your new home.Whether you're looking to build or invest, this handy location with its unique features is well worth exploring.

This 115hectare property, located at 2051 Shenandoah Highway, offers an exceptional opportunity for investment in land with both immediate and long-term potential. Stretching from the Shenandoah Highway to the scenic DoC Victoria Forest Park, the property boasts a combination of established native forest and areas primed for growth, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking recreational and hunting experiences.With preparations underway to enter into the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), the property also offers significant carbon income potential. Several areas have already been planted in native forest with more regenerating naturally, positioning this land as a sustainable investment as carbon prices continue to rise.A feature of the property is the elevated, north-facing site, which would make an ideal location for building a home with views over the surrounding valley. Additionally, there are areas suitable for grazing livestock, adding versatility to the land and enhancing its appeal for lifestyle use.The property is located 31km from the township of Murchison, which offers a variety of essential services and facilities. In Murchison, you'll find shops, cafes, a medical center, and schooling. The township is also home to recreational amenities such as sports fields, community clubs, and access to outdoor activities, including hunting, fishing, and hiking, making it an ideal base for those seeking a rural lifestyle with modern conveniences.Whether you're looking to build a home, run a small farming operation, or invest in carbon credits, this property offers a rare combination of opportunities. The vendors are motivated to sell, and with carbon market trends pointing upward, this opportunity is not one to be missed.For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact us today.

The property lends itself to a retreat for some fantastic recreation opportunities. The Wangapeka River alongside will be perfect for trout fishing, kayaking, swimming and generally relaxing. The property is on the Great Taste Cycle Trail and with the recently opened Baton Bridge you can capitalise on the opportunities this trail provides. And if you ever want to venture further afield, it's just a short distance from Kahurangi National Park and the entrance to the Wangapeka Track.The land is over 2 acres (9050sqm) and is wedged between the Tapawera-Baton Road and the Wangapeka River. As well as the freehold land, there is also a large area of river reserve alongside in pasture. The river itself has a nice fringe of native trees to provide shade and shelter when enjoying the river. The property is easily accessible and is just 11km from Tapawera and 57km from Richmond.A small forestry hut comes with the land, but otherwise the property is solely in pasture.This might be a perfect spot to put your tiny home, build a small weekend retreat or design your dream riverside home. There are no covenants so the possibilities are endless.

This 360ha rural property has something for everyone; a mix of easy flats and hill country in pasture, forestry plantations for timber and carbon, native bush for hunting and wildlife and all complemented with a good array of sheds, infrastructure and a renovated 4 bedroom residence.The property has been well maintained by the current owners with new stock water system, upgraded fencing, replanted and new forest blocks, and new versatile garage. The property lends itself to a stand-alone farming unit or would equally suit as a versatile support block with carbon and subdivision opportunities. The farmhouse has 4 bedrooms plus office, large living areas with open plan kitchen/dining and entry hall and separate laundry. The house sits in large established gardens with stunning views over the property towards Mount Owen. The property is well set up with double glazing, two wood burners, and gas hot water. A newly constructed double garage with carport and additional storage rooms adds convenience to the house.The terrain varies from flat productive river terraces (80ha) to steep hill slopes with a total of 150ha in pasture . With approximately 60ha in plantation forests the property can produce carbon and timber, and offers additional afforestation options. The remaining land is mainly native forest in remnant patches around the farm, and solid native forest towards the rear of the property.The property is bordered to the West by Owen River Scenic Reserve and to the East by Kahurangi National Park. Two Mile Creek flows through the centre of the property until it joins the Buller River. Historically the property used to be the main access route from the Buller River to the upper Owen Valley during the 1800's gold rushes.The property features well-maintained fencing and upgraded water supply. Farm improvements include an implement shed with enclosed workshop, 4-bay pole shed plus enclosed storage, 3-bay hay shed, additional 4-bay hay shed, and chemical shed, Cattle and sheep yards, 2-stand wool shed, and a calf shedThe Rural 2 zoning allows for subdivision into multiple lots as a controlled activity which provides flexibility for boundary adjustments, making it an ideal opportunity for investors and lifestyle buyers alike.Murchison, just 23km away, provides the closest servicing and offers essential amenities, good schooling and a supportive community. Richmond is just 88km to the north. With plenty of options for expanding your agricultural portfolio, downsizing, or subdivision this property is positioned for growth and opportunity. Contact Angus for more information and to explore this unique rural offering.