162 Blandswood Road, Peel Forest, Timaru

$160,000

Discover your dream lifestyle with this exceptional 1,093m²(Approx) section nestled in the heart of Peel Forest. Perfect for those seeking tranquility, this spacious plot offers a unique opportunity to build your ideal home or holiday retreat amidst nature's finest.

There is a small shack 40m2 (Approx) on the section.

Timaru council advice the water could be rain water tank, there is no water connection, and a septic tank would need to be installed.

The gateway to the Rangitata Valley, the base for many adventure activities in the area, including rafting and kayaking.

Peel Forest village boasts an inviting café – Green Man at Peel Forest – which forms the hub of this thriving community and where visitors quickly become friends

Next to the café is the historic St Stephen’s Church. Originally constructed in 1868 and rebuilt in 1886, this white weatherboarded church features some beautiful stained glass and a rimu interior. A little up the road from the Green Man is the Peel Forest Hall, with a small playground and tennis court in its grounds, as well as area to picnic under the trees.

162 is located in the Rural 5 zone of the current operative District Plan (refer to page 95 -102). I have attached a link to the Proposed District Plan for your perusal, here you will find information on the property that has either taken immediate legal effect or is proposed. Please note that the property is also located in an Outstanding Landscape Area, so resource consent will be required for anything not listed as Permitted.

This area is one of our most restrictive areas in the District Plan.

https://timaru.isoplan.co.nz/eplan/property/20572/0/93?_t=property

Request property files here: https://www.totalrealty.co.nz/TRC23942#enquire

Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru, RPNZ, regional councils, and other sources and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines as indicative only.