345 Waihakeke Road, Carterton Central, Carterton

Tenders are invited pursuant to Section 54 of the Land Act 1948. Step into the charm of yesteryear at 583 Belvedere Road - a unique and character-filled property steeped in Carterton's rich rural history. Originally built in 1884 as the beloved Belvedere School, this heritage building later transformed into a vibrant community hall, becoming the heart of local life for decades. Set on a generous 1,258m2 section (more or less), this iconic site holds generations of stories - from its early days educating local children (with enrolments peaking at 90 students), to its time as a bustling social hub. Think table tennis evenings, monthly dance lessons (yes, waltzes and foxtrots included!), and even pre-wedding celebrations - all echoing with laughter and life. This is more than just real estate - it's an opportunity to own a piece of living history. Whether you dream of restoring it to its former glory, repurposing it into a creative space, or developing something entirely new (subject to council approval), the potential is as expansive as the land itself. Make your mark on a landmark. Get in touch today to explore the past and shape the future. Tenders to be submitted in sealed envelopes marked Belvedere Tender no later than 2.00pm on Thursday 7th May 2026 at the Office of Property Brokers, 59 -61 High Street North, Carterton.

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If you've been searching for space, privacy, and a true rural lifestyle without sacrificing convenience this property is going to tick a lot of boxes. Tucked well back from the road on a private rear section, this 3 ha (approx) lifestyle block enjoys stunning, uninterrupted views of the Tararua Ranges and all-day sun. The home itself is warm, welcoming, and designed for family living. You've got three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and multiple living spaces including an open-plan kitchen, dining and family area, plus a separate lounge perfect for spreading out or hosting guests. Comfort is well covered here too, with a freestanding log burner with wetback and insulation to keep things cosy through the cooler months. Step outside and you'll find a covered outdoor living area, ideal for entertaining or relaxing year-round, no matter the weather. The infrastructure here really sets this property apart. Alongside the internal access garage, carport, and sealed driveway, you've got: • Multiple shedding options including a 3-bay open shed and 2-bay enclosed workshop • A half-round haybarn, wood sheds, stock yards, and loading race • Two garden sheds and a glasshouse for those who enjoy growing their own vegetables The land is fully fenced and supported by multiple water sources, making it well set up for livestock or lifestyle use. And for families, there's even space for a dedicated play area, giving kids room to explore and enjoy the outdoors. This is a property that offers flexibility, whether you're upsizing for more space, running a small lifestyle operation, or downsizing off a larger farm but still want to stay active. All of this, while being just a short drive to town. It is well worth coming to experience it for yourself.

Buyers $1,090,000+

Set on approximately 4.858 hectares of established olive grove and framed by majestic totara trees, this exceptional lifestyle estate combines architectural sophistication, natural beauty and outstanding versatility, with two dwellings and potential subdivision (subject to council approval). Main Residence – Inspired, Light-Filled Living Architecturally designed and perfectly positioned within the landscape, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom main home celebrates light, space and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Soaring raked ceilings and expansive glazing create warmth and volume, while multiple French doors on both sides of the open-plan kitchen, dining and living area open effortlessly to the outdoors. Sun-soaked decks and patios extend the living zones, complete with a pizza oven for relaxed entertaining beneath the trees. Upstairs, the primary suite offers breathtaking views and features a dressing zone, a walk-in robe, and an ensuite bathroom with a bath overlooking the grounds. The guest bedroom shares a Jack-and-Jill bathroom and sliding doors that open to a private outdoor bath and shower set against native bush. A third bedroom is currently configured as a second lounge with a cleverly concealed retractable television. Both bathrooms are fully tiled, have underfloor heating, wet-floor showers and heated towel rails. A separate laundry with an additional toilet, generous storage, heat pumps, a fireplace, full insulation, and double glazing provides year-round comfort. Provision for a future lift and a carport complete the home. Second Dwelling – Refurbished and Flexible The refurbished second dwelling offers flexible, well-appointed accommodation with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, ideal for extended family, guests, or generating additional income. Upstairs, a light-filled open-plan kitchen, dining and living area opens to a balcony with tranquil views across the olive grove and towering tōtara trees. Downstairs, the primary bedroom with an ensuite opens outdoors via French doors, a living area or bedroom, a second bathroom, and internal-access garaging complete this thoughtfully designed layout. Land and Infrastructure Infrastructure includes a two-bay implement shed, a garden/tool shed and 15 solar panels with battery storage (SolarZero). A charming cabin with a compostable toilet sits among the olives, while a bush walk leads through native trees to a tranquil stream. With the olive grove currently leased and subdivision potential, this is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial, income-generating lifestyle estate immersed in nature.

Buyers $1,295,000+