Prestigious Te Miro farm
Hopehill Farm stands as one of Te Miro's most recognised rural holdings - a 265ha property thoughtfully developed over the past 14 years into a high performing dairy grazing and cattle finishing operation. With the recent addition of 6.6 canopy hectares of Hayward kiwifruit, the farm now offers a valuable new income stream, with first harvest scheduled for 2027.
The farm's scale and versatility are immediately evident. Of the total land area, 225ha is effective grazing, supported by excellent fertility and contour, while the balance includes 25ha of native bush and plantings and 16ha of blue gum forestry, adding both environmental value and future optionality. Approximately half of the property is Class 2-4 land, with 90ha able to be mown, and the remainder Class 5-6, providing a well-balanced mix of productive and supportive country.
Infrastructure is extensive and well maintained. Two homes - one four bedroom and one three bedroom - provide comfortable on farm living or accommodation for staff. The working improvements include cattle yards with 200 head capacity, a four-stand woolshed, implement shed, workshop, and hay barns, ensuring the farm is fully equipped for year-round operations. Water security is a standout feature, sourced from two bores and three dams, and reticulated to troughs across all 58 paddocks. A network of all weather access races, supported by the farm's own quarry, ensures reliable movement throughout the property in all seasons.
Hopehill Farm also offers lifestyle benefits, including a long-held reputation for excellent duck shooting, with established ponds and maimai providing a unique recreational asset. Named as a finalist in the 2025 Ballance Farm Environment Awards, its environmental stewardship has been formally recognised, reflecting the owners' commitment to sustainable, future focused farming.
With the hard work already completed and multiple income streams in place, Hopehill Farm is ready for new owners to step in and reap the rewards of a proven, well-run operation in one of the Waikato's most desirable rural districts.
The farm's scale and versatility are immediately evident. Of the total land area, 225ha is effective grazing, supported by excellent fertility and contour, while the balance includes 25ha of native bush and plantings and 16ha of blue gum forestry, adding both environmental value and future optionality. Approximately half of the property is Class 2-4 land, with 90ha able to be mown, and the remainder Class 5-6, providing a well-balanced mix of productive and supportive country.
Infrastructure is extensive and well maintained. Two homes - one four bedroom and one three bedroom - provide comfortable on farm living or accommodation for staff. The working improvements include cattle yards with 200 head capacity, a four-stand woolshed, implement shed, workshop, and hay barns, ensuring the farm is fully equipped for year-round operations. Water security is a standout feature, sourced from two bores and three dams, and reticulated to troughs across all 58 paddocks. A network of all weather access races, supported by the farm's own quarry, ensures reliable movement throughout the property in all seasons.
Hopehill Farm also offers lifestyle benefits, including a long-held reputation for excellent duck shooting, with established ponds and maimai providing a unique recreational asset. Named as a finalist in the 2025 Ballance Farm Environment Awards, its environmental stewardship has been formally recognised, reflecting the owners' commitment to sustainable, future focused farming.
With the hard work already completed and multiple income streams in place, Hopehill Farm is ready for new owners to step in and reap the rewards of a proven, well-run operation in one of the Waikato's most desirable rural districts.
Key features
Current use
Dairy grazing and cattle finishing with 6.6 canopy hectares of kiwifruit
Planted area
25ha of native bush and plantings and 16ha of blue gum forestry
Infrastructure
Two homes, implement sheds, haybarns, workshop, cattle and sheep yards
Water supply
Sourced from two bores and three dams
Lifestyle
Long-held reputation for excellent duck shooting, with established ponds and maimai
Location
Close to Cambridge, Morrinsville and Matamata
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