215 Allen and Eyre Road, Onewhero, Franklin District, Auckland

Scenarios are vast here, this genuine farm has good contour, a picturesque setting, solid infrastructure and a family home. With the possibility of subdivision, this property lends itself to a range of buyers.

Comprising 99.5ha, the diverse landscape is not only visually appealing but is ideal for grazing sheep and cattle. The flat to rolling grazing land has some steep sidlings adjacent the flats and vast basins alongside the Opuatia Stream. The farm is well-equipped with essential infrastructure including a three-stand woolshed, a loading race with weighing crush, a six-bay implement shed, hay barn, workshop, yards, and round yard. Water is sourced via a bore which is fed to a header tank then pumped to all paddocks.

With ample flat land suitable for cropping, last season saw the production of 120 bales of silage and 15ha of chicory with potential to add scope. Enhancing its charm, the property also features native bush, established gullies, and meandering creeks. The fencing has been upgraded with seven and eight wire post and batten and two wire electric ensuring easy access.

Resource consent has been issued with conditions to be satisfied for a block to be subdivided off the eastern boundary. The proposed building site is elevated with its own road access and features panoramic rural views.

Nestled peacefully on a fully fenced site with beautiful views over the surrounding countryside, the home has been renovated with modern conveniences and new carpet throughout. Complete with three generous bedrooms, modern bathroom with quality fittings, sunny and spacious kitchen and cozy living area that is perfectly poised to embrace the sun throughout the day.

Nestled within the welcoming community of Onewhero, commuting is straightforward with the Waikato expressway just 25km away allowing easy access to Auckland CBD and Hamilton. Essential services are available 28km away in Pukekohe.

Rich in character and ongoing opportunity, it is time for our vendors to move on and offer to the market a farm with great potential.