Most of the dairy infrastructure is on the freehold 67ha part, with the purchaser having the opportunity to lease the adjoining 38ha.
Mike Fraser-Jones of Bayleys Waikato said the lease would be for ten years with a purchase option on expiry, giving a buyer the opportunity to secure an affordably priced productive unit.
“With about 300 cows milked and production of 100,000kg of milksolids, this property is an attractive proposition,” Fraser-Jones said.
The property is mostly gentle rolling with good races and fencing, strong healthy pastures, and good bore-water supplies.
There is an excellent 10-year-old 36-aside dairy with Milfos plant on the freehold part. The dairy is centrally located with an easy walk for cows from the 60 paddocks. Close to the dairy is a large calf shed and there are a number of support buildings for calf rearing and storage.
There are two houses. The four-bedroom with office main home is on a separate 3460m2 title, while the second home has three bedrooms and is currently rented.
“Properties in this stable, established farming community area hold their value thanks to location, contour, soil type, and sense of community and do not come to the market often,” Fraser-Jones said.
The property will be auctioned on November 20.
For further information contact Fraser-Jones on 027 444 7656. It can be viewed at www.bayleys.co.nz.
