988 Spur Road, Ashhurst, Palmerston North
Buyers $1,800,000+
21.36 ha
4
2
2
+36
+35
Larger lifestyle paradise - 21 ha
With an outstanding dwelling, excellent support buildings and an easy contour, this property has few peers in the lifestyle market. 988 Spur Road has been developed to the highest standard by our current vendors, right from the post and rail fencing up the sealed driveway to the two-year-old high spec home that looks out to the 21 hectares of flat to rolling land, you'll find this property hard to leave. The 240m2 2021 Jennian home has been built with detail in mind, with a stunning open plan kitchen and living room, four bedrooms (master with walk in wardrobe and ensuite) three toilets, an office and a large two-car garage. As you go outside the property, you will see the detail continue with the outstanding four-bay shed and cattle yards that have been built to the highest standard. Once out on the farmland, you will see that it has been well-maintained with exceptionally tidy fencing and the regular fertiliser history evident. This property will cater for those looking for the larger lifestyle dream or an existing farmer looking to get closer to town. With Ashhurst just a seven minute drive and both Palmerston North and Feilding within a 20 minute drive, this property is a must view.
988 Spur Road, Ashhurst, Palmerston North
Web ID
FR112938
Floor area
240m2
Land area
21.36 ha
District rates
$2,336.59pa
Regional rates
$560.95pa
LV
$950,000
RV
$1,800,000
4
2
2
Buyers $1,800,000+
Print property flyer
View by appointment
Contact
Property enquiry
About the location
You might also like
Seldom do such well-developed bare land properties come to the market. Located 7kms from Palmerston North, this property has been subject to a significant development program, so all the hard work has been done. The predominantly flat contour has been extensively Novaflo drained, completely re-grassed, consistent capital fertiliser applications, a new water system installed, riparian plantings completed, and outstanding stock handling facilities built. These complement the high standard of fencing, a well-formed central race and town water supply reticulated to troughs. The balance of silt and sandy loam soils ensures the property has the ability to grow a variety of crops (growing barley at present) or grow/finish any class of livestock. For those looking for a property with versatility, excellent scale, outstanding location and a well completed development program, this property will either enhance your existing portfolio, or be the perfect way to start one.
By Negotiation
Located only minutes from Central Palmerston North this 30 ha bare land block on Hewitts Road offers a beautiful balance of free draining river flats complimented by a highly productive second terrace. The lower terrace provides excellent winter grazing with the upper terrace having multiple potential land uses. Historically, the property has been part of a larger property growing both cereal and fodder crops, and grazing/finishing both beef and dairy cattle. The property has been extensively redeveloped in recent years including tile drainage, re-grassing, new subdivision, capital fertiliser applications and upgrading of the water system. With such a location the property could be easily managed from within Palmerston North city or is the ideal place to build your dream home and have a rural lifestyle with the conveniences of urban life at your doorstep.
By Negotiation
Seldom do such well-developed bareland properties come to the market. Located only 7 km from Palmerston North and all its amenities. The property reflects the significant ongoing development program which has happened, so all the hard work is complete, leaving the new owner with all imminent productive benefits, without any of the capital costs. The predominantly flat contoured property is extensively Novaflo drained and mole drained (2021). The lengthy cropping program has resulted in almost all the pastures being renewed, with fertility tests showing the Olsen P levels ranging from 25 - 44. The well-maintained central race system (with metal sourced on farm) allows for ease of management. Every paddock has access off the race, and flows back to the new stock handling facilities. The balance of silt and sandy loam soils ensures the property has the ability to grow a variety of crops, having recently grown maize, barley and fodder crops. Currently the property is used predominantly for livestock grazing and finishing with two main classes of stock being R2 dairy grazers and prime beef heifers/steers. Cropping is presently underway. The lower terrace offers the added bonus of being suitably free draining for winter grazing, with any waterways or ineffective area being riparian planted and fenced off. For those looking for a property with versatility, excellent scale, an outstanding location and a well completed development program, this property will either enhance your existing portfolio, or be the perfect way to start one.
By Negotiation
Request for information files
