270 Setters Line, Bunnythorpe, Manawatu

Set on sought-after Makino Road and only 7km from the heart of Feilding, this 28.48ha property presents a superb opportunity to secure a well-established and highly versatile farming unit. With its flat, easy contour and fertile Ohakea loam and Kairanga silt loam soils, the land is ideally suited to a wide range of productive uses. Currently the property is being utilised for cash cropping (peas in 2026) but also lends itself well to supplement production (hay, silage, maize etc), finishing of both sheep and cattle, dairy support, or breeding. An all-weather central race provides efficient access throughout the farm, servicing 5 along with additional holding paddocks. Fencing is a mix of post and batten and electric. Water is sourced from the Makino Stream, which flows through the property, and is reticulated via a pump to troughs across the paddocks. Infrastructure includes a one-stand wool shed, a two-bay hay shed, a utility shed, and functional cattle and sheep yards with a dual load-out ramp. With reliable water, practical infrastructure, and a proven production history, this property represents a quality and adaptable rural offering.

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Located just 3 km from Palmerston North, this 33 hectare bareland block on Setters Line offers highly productive land with flat contour and quality Karapoti and Te Arakura silt loam soils. Currently used for cropping and beef finishing, it's ideal for a range of farming options including the current land use, supplement production, dairy support, and breeding. Well-fenced with a central race system and serviced by two water easements, the property also features a set of recently developed steel cattle yards. With several building sites offering stunning Ruahine Range views, this is an exceptional opportunity to secure versatile land in a prime location close to city amenities and schooling.

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Long regarded as having some of the best soils in the Manawatū, the Opiki region is second to none when it comes to productive capability. Located in the heart of Opiki, 156 Campbell Road is an exceptional 76-hectare property that stands out for both its scale and versatility. The land features predominantly Opiki complex and Makerua peaty loam soil types – highly prized for their fertility and performance. These soils are locally used to grow a variety of vegetable, fodder, and cash crops, as well as for dairy production, support grazing, and livestock finishing. The property’s potential is only limited by your preferred farming system. Currently, the land is used for supplement production, supporting a large-scale dairy operation. For the 2025 season, the entire property was planted in maize and has since been sown down in a new permanent rye-clover pasture, giving the next owner a great head start with fresh, high-performing pasture species. Until 2022, the property operated successfully as a dairy farm, consistently producing in excess of 85,000 kg of milk solids (MS). All the infrastructure and resource consents remain in place (subject to confirmation from Horizons Regional Council), providing a seamless transition for a return to dairying or diversification. Key improvements include: •A 24 ASHB milking shed •Three excellent implement and calf-rearing sheds •Bark-based stand-off pad •Excellent central laneway system •Reliable bore water supply •Three-bedroom home Tucked away at the end of a quiet no-exit road and just 15 minutes south of Palmerston North, this is a rare opportunity in a tightly held area. Land of this quality, location, and flexibility is seldom available – a gilt-edged opportunity for those seeking ease of management and maximum production potential. This is a must-see for serious buyers.

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