2 DP 6663, 2 DP 6663 Oamaru-Alma Road, Deborah, Waitaki

Set just off State Highway 1 at Shag Point, this 27 ha property (across two titles) offers scale, privacy and a rare blend of established forestry and lifestyle potential. The land is predominantly planted in trees, some around 20 years old, others approximately four years, providing an immediate resource for those interested in forestry, firewood supply, or long-term land investment. Each title carries its own unit of water, giving the property two water units in total, with the vendor advising that two tanks are in place to service this supply. A levelled building platform sits within the block, currently home to a bus and well positioned for future development (subject to consents). Two small outbuildings on skids/pallets offer flexible, moveable storage or workspace options. Two older timber sheds sit near the entrance, both modest in size and suitable for storage or workshop use. Their consent status is unknown, and buyers are encouraged to undertake their own due diligence. Access is via a shared road, connecting from SH1 into the property. While not located on the ocean-view side of Shag Point, the land extends toward an estuary linked to the Shag River, offering a peaceful rural backdrop and a sense of seclusion. With its combination of mature plantings, workable land, water allocation, and space to establish your own base, this property presents an appealing opportunity for those seeking a productive rural block, a firewood or forestry venture, or a large lifestyle holding with room to shape their own vision.

By Negotiation

Steeped in local history and set on 1.08 hectares, this former sawmill site offers a rare combination of space, infrastructure, and future potential. Zoned Rural General, the property qualifies for one dwelling on its existing title, giving buyers a genuine opportunity to create something unique in a peaceful rural setting. The site includes multiple buildings from its mill operation days, including large sheds, workshop spaces, office/kitchen facilities, tunnel houses, a septic system, and gravity fed water tanks. Power is not currently connected, giving buyers flexibility to design their own off grid or on grid setup. Because the land was historically used as a sawmill, it appears on the HAIL register. This is common for rural industrial sites and simply means Council may require a site investigation if a buyer intends to build or change the land use. Many similar properties progress through consent once the appropriate checks are completed. The LIM notes historic permits but no Certificates of Acceptance, typical for older rural sites, as formal building records were not required before 1 January 1993. Buyers should rely on current Council requirements for any new development. With over a hectare of land, established infrastructure, and a rich local story, this property offers a compelling opportunity for those with vision. Whether you're looking for storage, workshop space, a rural base, or a future home site, 64 Breakneck Road delivers exceptional value at this new price point.

$299,000

Nestled in the sought-after Parsons Road area, this 1.3 ha (subject to issue of title) bareland block presents the perfect canvas to build your dream home with several excellent building sites to choose from with rural views and a glimpse of the mountains. Offering both privacy and shelter, the block features its own private driveway and a well-established blue gum woodlot to keep the fire burning. Services are conveniently located on the block. This is a rare opportunity to secure a peaceful lifestyle block in a popular and growing location. Don’t miss your chance to make your dream a reality. Subject to issue of new title.

Buyers $330,000+