Set amongst the distinctive rocky outcrops and golden tussock landscape that define Central Otago, offering more than four hectares of private land with an exceptional setting for a carefully considered architectural home. The elevated position provides exceptional 360-degree views across the surrounding Central Otago landscape, making this a genuinely unique and highly sought-after section. The property features a gently sloping building platform positioned to take full advantage of the surrounding landscape and expansive outlook, while allowing a home to sit naturally within the terrain. Power and water have already been brought to the building platform, removing an important step in the development process and associated costs. And while the setting feels wonderfully private and secluded, both Clyde and Alexandra are only around a 15 minute drive away, providing easy access to shops, supplies and everyday amenities. Much of the groundwork has also been completed. Geotechnical due diligence and detailed site topographical surveying are available, together with architectural concepts prepared specifically for the site by Queenstown architect Ben Hudson. These concepts have been designed to respond to the land rather than dominate it, making the most of its natural contours, outlook and striking rock formations. The photographs highlight what makes this property so distinctive: wide open skies, rugged schist formations, native Central Otago vegetation and a genuine sense of space, privacy and connection with the landscape. For buyers looking to create a contemporary rural retreat, permanent residence or Central Otago escape, much of the preliminary investigation and design thinking has already been undertaken. Property highlights include: • Over 4 hectares of land • Exceptional 360-degree views • Elevated, gently sloping building platform • Power and water to the building site • Around 15 minutes to Clyde and Alexandra • Completed geotechnical due diligence • Completed topographical site survey • Architectural concepts by Ben Hudson, Queenstown •Spectacular natural rock formations and expansive Central Otago outlook The true beauty and sense of space this land offers can only really be appreciated by visiting in person, so don't delay in securing your own piece of Central Otago paradise.