1120 Courtenay Road, Kirwee, Selwyn, Canterbury

1120 Courtenay Road, Kirwee, Selwyn, Canterbury When quality and location count

Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 12pm, Fri 7 Mar 2025

This 162.4030-hectare (more or less) property offers an established, productive farming operation in a sought-after location.

Historically, the land has been highly productive, growing wheat, barley, peas, and grass seed, and has consistently delivered strong cropping yields. The farm is well-irrigated, with approximately 152.403 hectares under irrigation via three turborainers, providing reliable water throughout the year.

In addition to cropping, the property supports a solid livestock operation, trading and fattening approximately 3,000 lambs annually. With excellent infrastructure in place, including stock troughs in every paddock and an all-weather lane to facilitate ease of management, farm operations are efficient and straightforward. The property includes approximately 740 tonnes of silo storage, a large implement shed suitable for storing grass seed or grain, and a four-bay workshop with roller doors and three-phase power.

Complementing the property is the well-presented family home, built in 1992 and set amidst established sheltered grounds. The spacious layout features an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, along with four bedrooms - providing plenty of room for everyone. Diesel underfloor heating ensures year-round comfort at a low cost.

Offering versatile soils, reliable well water, good shape, and irrigation infrastructure, this property is strategically located just 25 minutes west of Christchurch, on the edge of Kirwee Township. It is ideally suited for growing greenfeed or other crops and can support a variety of grazing systems.

This property presents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a productive and well-established farming operation. Contact Ben Turner or Craig Blackburn today to discuss this outstanding opportunity.

Further information is available here: www.propertyfiles.co.nz/5525940

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