Kaimai Bush Lifestyle

Located at the top of a no exit road is one of the district's best kept secrets - a very rare 20.2343 hectare property comprising nearly 100% pristine native bush with the picturesque Wainui river flowing through its centre with waterfalls and swimming holes along its length. A lifestyle opportunity seldom found so close to Tauranga City, one of New Zealand's fastest growing cities. \nThe views from this native setting reaching out over the Bay of Plenty are special and provide seclusion where you can listen to the bird song and relax in some of our oldest forest.\nThe current accommodation is temporary and with some careful planning there are a number of options; a hunting lodge for you and your friends, use for weekend retreat with bush walks or develop the land to build a new home with off the grid styling. All this and so close to Tauranga City.\nCome and view this very unique and seldom found block and you will realise just what there is to offer here. \n\n*Source Property Guru.\n\nFew regions in New Zealand or the world for that matter have as much to offer as the Bay of Plenty. From the gentle harbour waters to its surf beaches, its fishing and diving grounds to the scenic bush, the Bay is as much a quiet recreational playground as it is a thriving business and rural community.\nKey economic elements for the region include Tourism, Horticulture (predominately Kiwifruit and Avocado production), Viticulture, Pastoral farming, Forestry, Housing and Holiday Makers. The rapid growth in the area provides a vibrant living environment from job opportunities to business prospects with a sustainable future.\nTauranga as a city is one of the fastest, if not fastest growing cities in New Zealand. With a mixture of beautiful scenery, great beaches, cafes, restaurants and nightspots it is more than a city it is a lifestyle. The award winning schools also provide a key reason why Tauranga is proving to be such an attractive destination for both ex Kiwi's and migrants as a place to set up their new life in New Zealand.