The Takatimu Mountains form a significant range that extends across Western Southland. From an elevated viewpoint, the Takatimu's contribute to the scenic panorama with their varying elevations and natural contours. They can add a sense of depth and dimension to the landscape, complementing the more distant views.
From elevation, there could likely be a view of the nearby Waiau River, home to the Clifden Suspension Bridge, which was built in 1899, is notable for historic significance and is an iconic landmark in the area.
Western Southland offers a range of fishing and hunting opportunities amidst its beautiful and diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife, making it a great destination.
The asking price is based on an area of 6,000 sqm. Alternative boundary lines and land area may be considered by the owners by negotiation.
Wāhi Tiriti | Tawhiti | Tau Rūma Moe | Tau Rūma Horoi | Rohe Whare | Wā Hokona | Utu Hokona | Pūtake Raraunga | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 42.34 km | 4 | 1 | 190m2 | 2025 01 13 | $605,000 | Council approved | |
 | 40.41 km | -m2 | 2024 12 14 | - | Council approved | |||
 | 34.48 km | 3 | 1 | 150m2 | 2024 12 06 | $449,000 | Council approved | |
 | 42.80 km | 3 | 1 | 110m2 | 2024 08 23 | - | Council approved | |
 | 20.40 km | -m2 | 2024 08 14 | - | Council approved |