1809 Motueka Valley Highway, Ngatimoti, Nelson

1809 Motueka Valley Highway, Ngatimoti, Nelson Unveiling Paradise: Your Exclusive Sanctuary

Nestled proudly on the sun-drenched slopes of the Motueka Valley, lies this captivating slice of New Zealand. Beyond the picturesque facade captured in mere photos or videos, lies a property brimming with character waiting to be explored firsthand.

For those yearning for a retreat from the hustle and bustle, this property will certainly satisfy that need, be it walking, hunting, mountain biking, horse riding or just being out in nature.

Spanning 166 hectares, with approximately 122 hectares dedicated to productive grazing, the land boasts a mix of flat terrain and gentle rolling hills adorned with majestic Totara and native trees, interspersed with grand Walnut specimens. Recent enhancements include upgraded fencing, well-maintained tracks, a state-of-the-art solar-powered stock water system, and modern cattle yards facilitating efficient livestock management

Complementing the pastoral landscape are two Pinus Radiata stands covering 8 hectares, along with 7.7 hectares of mixed forestry. A significant portion, approximately 38.2 hectares, is earmarked for regenerating native vegetation, presenting a promising opportunity for participation in the Emissions Trading Scheme for passive income. Additionally, there are remnants of pine plantations dating back to 2007 spanning 6.3 hectares.

Further enhancing the appeal is a charming 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom country cottage featuring a wood-fired wetback oven heating system, a cozy log burner, an expansive open-plan living area with solid timber flooring, and a sunroom offering serene views of meticulously landscaped gardens and orchard.

Completing the picture are substantial outbuildings, including a recently constructed 312m2 wide-span shed/workshop, an older haybarn, tobacco shed, and workshop. The property's multiple titles present opportunities for additional dwellings in prime locations overlooking the Motueka River with the Abel Tasman National Park as a backdrop, as well as potential for subdivision.