468 Mountain View Lane, Waotu, South Waikato

By Negotiation

78.25 ha

Land Area

+19

+18

Space to farm, build and grow

Set on 78.25 ha (MOL), this rural property offers opportunity, scale and the foundations for a productive farming operation. With approximately 35 ha of effective land suitable for growing maize, 468 Mountain View Lane presents options for those looking to expand, invest or secure a strong grazing and cropping block. The property is well equipped with practical farming infrastructure including cattle yards and vet race, making day-to-day operations easy and efficient. Calf rearing has also been well catered for, with both a four bay and two bay calf shed already in place. Water on the property is supplied by a bore. A standout feature of the property is its freshwater springs, which enhance the appeal of the land. With plenty of potential house sites across the property, there is opportunity here to add value should you wish (subject to council approval). Whether you are looking for a working farm, investment or a place to enjoy the rural lifestyle, this property provides space and flexibility to make it your own. There is plenty on offer here for purchasers looking to secure a versatile rural block with future potential. Get in touch with the agent today for more information or to arrange your viewing. Property to be sold as a going concern. Tender closing on 2nd July 2026 at 4pm at Property Brokers Putaruru. Price plus GST (if any).

468 Mountain View Lane, Waotu, South Waikato

Web ID

PTR229446

Land area

78.25 ha

District rates

$8,569.13pa

Regional rates

$1,294.99pa

LV

$2,150,000

RV

$2,375,000

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