Now sharply re-priced, this 4.05 ha lifestyle property with dwelling represents exceptional value and immediate opportunity. With clear instructions from the vendor, this property is on the market to be sold. Set just minutes from Cheviot, the three-bedroom weatherboard home is positioned for all day sun and offers open-plan kitchen, dining, and living, heated by a log burner and heat pump. French doors open to a large sun-soaked deck, ideal for relaxed indoor–outdoor living. The home includes three bedrooms, a family bathroom with shower and bath, a separate toilet, and a separate laundry - comfortable as is, with scope to add value. Supporting infrastructure includes a single garage, carport, garden shed, woodshed, and an older-style barn. The 4.05 hectares is well fenced and divided into four paddocks, suitable for grazing, hobby farming, or lifestyle use. Additional Opportunity: The neighbouring bare land block at 162 Mina Road is also available, offering buyers the chance to secure a combined holding of nearly 9 hectares - a rare and compelling proposition. Both the dwelling and bare land currently have leases and rentals in place, providing holding income while future plans are considered. Located close to Cheviot’s cafes, shops, area school, golf course, and medical centre, with Gore Bay and the Hurunui River nearby. Christchurch is approximately 90 minutes away. The price has been reset, instructions are clear, and this property will be sold. Immediate inspection is strongly encouraged.

$595,000

*** Offers invited *** Here is a rare opportunity to secure a highly versatile 10-hectare bare land holding in the heart of the Waipara wine region - a property that offers not just one path forward, but a range of exciting options to suit your vision, lifestyle or investment goals. Currently planted in established Riesling, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir vines, the block presents an immediate opportunity to continue a boutique viticulture venture, lease the vines for passive income, or simply enjoy the beauty and character they bring to the landscape. Equally, those seeking a blank canvas can explore the option of removing or reconfiguring plantings to create their ideal lifestyle setup. For buyers with an eye to the future, there is clear potential to subdivide into 2–5 hectare blocks (subject to council approval), opening the door to land banking, staged development, or creating a multi-dwelling family estate. A formed access road to the rear of the block enhances usability and unlocks multiple potential building platforms, all positioned to capture the sweeping rural and vineyard views Waipara is famous for. Essential services are already within easy reach, with power and water available at the gate on Omihi Road, along with groundwater consent for irrigation from a nearby bore - valuable infrastructure whether you continue with vines, develop gardens, graze stock, or create a landscaped lifestyle haven. Whether your goal is: • A peaceful country escape with space and views • A working or boutique vineyard venture • A future subdivision or land bank opportunity • A lifestyle build with income potential • Or a combination of the above This property has the scale, location and flexibility to deliver. Opportunities offering this level of choice in Waipara’s sought-after wine-growing district are increasingly scarce. Secure it now and decide the direction later - the options here are truly yours to shape. Viewings are by appointment only.

Buyers $695,000+

Located at 334 Omihi Road in the heart of Waipara’s renowned grape-growing region, this versatile 70.26-hectare rural holding presents an outstanding opportunity for productive farming, viticulture, lifestyle subdivision, or long-term investment. The land is predominantly flat with some gentle rolling contour and natural gullies and has sections of Home Creek and the Omihi Stream, running through the property and just over the boundary fence, adding to the aesthetics. Soils are described as Waimakariri moderately deep silt and Omihi deep clay, offering excellent potential for grapes, sheep and beef farming, cropping, or cut and carry dairy support. The lower land would be ideal for lucerne. The property is subdivided into 16 well-configured paddocks with an efficient lane system to support practical farm management. Improvements include a two-stand woolshed with cattle yards, four-bay hay shed, large-volume (approximately 100-tonne) silo, and an old/decommissioned piggery. Stock water supply is provided to most paddocks from a pump by the woolshed and there is an irrigation pump, which used to draw from Home Stream, however this consent has lapsed. The three phase power to the sheds extends to the centre of the block, close to where a likely house site would be. This well-improved rural block represents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial landholding in an established agricultural district, offering flexibility for continued farming operations, vineyard development, or future development potential (subject to required approvals).

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