Waitao Road, Welcome Bay, Bay Of Plenty

108ha Whoppatunity. 
The quintessential kiwi dream, adventure getaway, sub-divide and develop.

Two large tracts of land; 62ha forestry (under forestry right) with pristine stream, gorgeous waterfalls, stunning rock faces and incredible panoramic views. Add 45ha of land with a woolshed and implement shed, fertile valley grazing and large ocean views. There are heaps of options here.
Protected native forest is set against spectacular cliffs, Pacific wide sea views, soundtrack of waterfalls, nature and birdsong.
Do you want to go horse trekking, graze cattle, build a mountain bike park or motocross track?  Grow a forest, build a log cabin, plenty of contour to explore and the create your ultimate adventure.
Create a community, develop and subdivide, or an off grid grand design. It is estimated that 3 x conservation lot subdivisions will be available after more work on protecting wetlands and streams. A lot of the hard work has been done with a Bay of Plenty Regional Council environmental plan in place.
Key Elements
• 62ha forestry under forestry right. Emissions trading units held for the property are available for sale with the property. (Can be negotiated separately).
• 45ha land with woolshed and implement shed.
• Shared water lines are in place from the onsite bore, covered by a specialised easement

This is a trophy farm, 108ha in total with massive sea and island views, stunning large cascading waterfalls.
Around 1ha of mature pine trees and approximately 10ha of magnificent covenanted native forest.
Well fenced, sheep and cattle yards, two water supplies, good sheds. Strong pasture, fertile with plenty hay country.
Woolshed and immediate surrounds are leased for $10,400 plus GST per annum. ($200 per week on month-by-month basis)
Remaining grazing is leased by a local farmer for $6000 plus GST per annum.
Forestry right is leased for $13,000 plus GST per annum. (Subject to review every five years)
Bore water is shared by three other properties.
Close to Mount Maunganui and Papamoa...