Strategically located adjacent to State Highway 63 in the Kaipara District, the Maungaru Historic Quarry presents a rare opportunity to reactivate a small-scale quarrying operation and take advantage of the major infrastructure developments occurring and planned for Northland.

Located discreetly within a larger production forest, the site benefits from private access and residual resource remaining in both the quarry face and floor, indicative of prior extraction activity. Originally consented in 1999, the site previously held resource consent for the extraction of up to 10,500 cubic meters per year, including associated excavation and overburden management.

While several commercial quarries operate in the wider area, Maungaru’s proximity to current and future end users — including production forests, infrastructure projects, and nearby population centres — combined with direct access to State Highway 63, offers a strong logistical advantage.

Key Features:
• Single freehold title
• 11.34 hectares (more or less)
• Rural setting with exotic and indigenous forest
• Direct access to State Highway 63
• Established quarry face and residual material from prior use
• Exotic forest registered in the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) (5.6 ha*)
• Situated within a large production forest, supporting potential adjoining owner demand for aggregate

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Wyatt Johnston +64 27 815 1303
Jeremy Keating +64 21 461 210

Arotahi Agribusiness Limited, www.arotahiagri.co.nz
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