151 Wrens Road And 83 Coldstream Settlement Rd, Coldstream, Ashburton

This quality dairy unit is located in the Coldstream district of Mid Canterbury approx. 30 minutes south of Ashburton, 15 minutes east of Hinds and approx. 30 minutes to Geraldine. This unit is totally flat contour with strong fertile soils and has pivot, rotorainer and sprinkler long line irrigation. The irrigation water is spilt between the favoured MHV, ground water and also from drains. In the past seasons the property has been run as a larger unit milking between 789 cows for 372230 kgs/ms to the 2020/21 season 749 cows for 369828 kgs/ms from 183 hectares. A modern 14 year old rotary dairy shed of 54 bales Waikato Milking plant, Protrack and grain feeders. Circular yard that holds approx. 550 cows. Other improvements include excellent array of farm sheds, large sunny 4 bedroomed Oamaru stone homestead and two other tidy units. A further neighboring 50 hectares is also available to be purchased. This 50 hectares is also presently in dairy and being milked off.

$8,600,000

Quality soil combined with the existing irrigation consent, infrastructure and irrigation potential are the real strengths of this attractive farm unit. Additionally, the mature woodlot dominated by century old Oak trees, drain and pond areas create a natural environment that enhances the overall intrinsic value. There is scope to develop the irrigation and the property further and work within the current environmental parameters. Location, road boundaries, bio-security benefits further enhance the property for dairy support or intensive arable options. The balance of Templeton and Eyre soils provide the ability for multiple land uses, above average production and valuable arable/horticultural crops. Together with a history of dairy support and lamb finishing this unit is a compelling proposition that is not often available.

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Quality soil combined with the existing irrigation consent, infrastructure and irrigation potential are the real strengths of this attractive farm unit. Additionally, the mature woodlot dominated by century old Oak trees, drain and pond areas create a natural environment that enhances the overall intrinsic value. There is scope to develop the irrigation and the property further and work within the current environmental parameters. Location, road boundaries, bio-security benefits further enhance the property for dairy support or intensive arable options. The balance of Templeton and Eyre soils provide the ability for multiple land uses, above average production and valuable arable/horticultural crops. Together with a history of dairy support and lamb finishing this unit is a compelling proposition that is not often available.

By Negotiation