Tender
(unless sold prior)
Prime horticultural land and location
Prime horticultural land tucked away at the end of a quiet rural road is rare, yet this golden opportunity has presented itself to the market and demands further attention.
Gisborne's Waerengaahika subregion is considered to be amongst the country's most premium soil, and growing conditions and for good reason. Its friable, light soils are comparatively easy to work by the region's standards. This 5.091ha citrus block is tidy and well presented with multiple varieties of quality fruit hanging in the sun but as far as premium land like this is concerned, serious potential could also be found in other areas.
The property currently has areas of Valencia and Navel oranges, Encore and Kawano Mandarins, and a stand of Manuka trees for the vendors bee keeping operations. Four tile drains run below ground to a sump that is gravity fed into a drain. Beside the sump sits the pump shed with operational bore. Early maturing crops are common in the area with productive kiwifruit, persimmons and grape blocks within a 750m radius. Warm summers, high sunshine hours and mild winters, combined with this properties attributes will help ensure you can achieve the very best results you are capable of.
This property may be considered for any horticultural use as it is an opportunity you don't want to miss. Arrange a viewing and start planning today!
Tenders close: 4.00pm, Wed 30 June 2021 (unless sold prior)
10 Reads Quay, Gisborne
