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Wairoro Park is a true legacy property. Aptly described as a Garden of Eden on the Russell Peninsula, comprising of 59.43-hectares of paradise - bush, beach, buildings and bare land.
A life here is dubbed ‘one big holiday’ and has been tightly cherished by its family for 55 years – shared only with visitors staying in rustic A-frame chalets among the trees, or quaint cottages, because Wairoro Park is a modest accommodation venture (with huge potential).
It’s hard to believe this utopia is just 1000m from the Opua vehicle ferry and 8km from Russell, making it private, yet exceptionally accessible and ripe for tourism activities.
The property is a mix of regenerative bush and wetland bursting with birdlife, parklike gardens, pasture, and a pocket of virgin native forest. It even has its own secluded beach with riparian rights. Yield snapper, shellfish, flounder and mullet from your own backyard! At night Kiwi call and have been spotted in the gardens. Best still, 28.54ha is protected by QEII Trust, safeguarded for future generations.
An extensive array of buildings are in the line-up, including a humble 1910 farmhouse with beautiful Kauri features (reclaim for the next project). A trio of self-contained A-frame chalets and three classic cottages. Plus a separate four-car garage, two skyline sheds, a derelict 1920s bach, and a boat shelter.
There are multiple potential building platforms which will dish out idyllic views. A neighbouring boutique vineyard sparks endless business ideas here, like a high-end wedding venue, exclusive accommodation, an eco-retreat – creativity is limited only by your imagination. The farmland has been used for sheep, stud cattle and horses, and could continue along this vein.
Or maybe you’ll simply snare this property and enjoy its unspoilt perfection, complete with formed bush walks and even a registered mooring. Either way, this iconic corner of the world will present just once – visit and prepare to fall in love.
Sold plus GST if any.
For the full information pack, call David today.