Te Puke
Get Creative on this Canvas
This 1.9 hectare lifestyle section is found on Maniatutu Road only
a short distance to one of the area's top schools, top fishing
beaches and Te Puke's up and coming lifestyle road. With the
Eastern Arterial Motorway in the pipeline this property will be
within ten minutes and with more competitive building costs now is
a great time to be looking at an opportunity like this to create
your own picture on this canvas. With the bays best views it offers
envious outlooks to the Islands as well as the ranges. The flat
contour of this land lends itself to many uses. The start of self
sufficiency awaits with the fertile soils and great water supply.
All you need to do now is wave your
brush.\n\nLocation:\n\nWhen location matters for
growing of produce, the Bay of Plenty has it all - the climate, the
population and the networks. Te Puke is located in the Western Bay
of Plenty on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island and is
within two and half hour's drive of 44% of New Zealand's
population. With a population of over 134,000, Tauranga city is at
the region's heart. \nThe Western Bay of Plenty covers 208,472
hectares, stretching approximately 90 kilometres along the
coastline from Waihi in the north to Te Puke in the south and about
32 kilometres inland to the rugged, bush covered Kaimai Ranges. The
landscape of Tauranga is dominated by two key features: the harbour
and the 232m high Mount Maunganui (Mauao) where one of New
Zealand's most popular beaches is found. \nJust ten minutes from
Pongakawa you will find Te Puke, the Kiwifruit Capital of the
World. It is a picturesque community town located 20 km southeast
of Tauranga City and has a warm temperate climate. It receives
between 2,200 and 2,400 hours of sunshine per year, making it one
of the sunniest places in New Zealand. Summer daytime temperatures
average 22-24 degrees Celsius (70-75, Fahrenheit) and in winter
16-18 degrees Celsius (60-65, Fahrenheit). The average annual
rainfall is 1,198 mm, falling below the national average of
approximately 1,400 mm per annum.\nThe Pukehina and Pongakawa area
is best known as an area for lifestyle. Surrounded by Dairy farms,
sheep and beef and orchards it has two well known Beach communities
Rodgers Road and Pukehina Beach. Just off shore there can be found
some great spots for diving and fishing for some of the Bays best
snapper and crayfish. Inland you will find great bush walks,
mountain bike tracks and lakes. This is a place that caters to all
ages with plenty to keep the mind occupied.\n\nIn
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