Ben Turner of Bayleys said the property had been put on the market after a comprehensive development programme by the vendors.
“All the hard work has been done and a large amount of capital invested, making this an easy farm to manage,” he said.
The farm is divided into 23 electric-fenced paddocks of mainly flat terrain on Motukarara sandy loam and silt loam soils.
The vendors have invested considerable capital into a property overhaul including drains, subdivision, layout, regrassing, irrigation, capital fertiliser application and water supply.
The property is for sale either as land and buildings, or as a going concern with stock and Fonterra shares at valuation.
Facilities include a large seven-bay implement shed including a lock-up workshop, a three-bay utility shed, a five-bay hayshed, a 25 tonne grain silo, a 2.5t meal silo, two vats holding a combined 34,000 litres, a 50-bail internal rotary dairy and a circular yard capable of holding 560 cows.
Stock is made up of a mixed-age herd of Friesian and some Jersey-cross cows. About 150 heifers are grazed off-farm each year.
Accommodation includes a new four bedroom home and a three bedroom cottage.
The property is for sale by negotiation. For further information contact Turner on 027 530 1400 or Mick Sidey on 027 229 8888.
It can be viewed at www.bayleys.co.nz.
