An exceptional opportunity awaits at 153 Willows Road — a 6.001-hectare landholding in a high-growth location offering rare dual appeal to both horticultural investors and industrial developers. Currently planted in licensed seedless Eureka Lemons and Satsuma Mandarins, this productive block offers immediate income potential alongside strategic long-term value.

Zoned Rural Industrial B under Gisborne District Council, this property stands out with its capacity to accommodate industrial development — a zoning classification that significantly enhances its appeal above standard rural or horticultural land. The flat contour, good access, and proximity to other emerging industrial developments make this site highly attractive for future subdivision or large-scale development (subject to council approval).

The fertile Matawhero clay loam soils, paired with Gisborne’s climate, support exceptional citrus production. The licensed Eureka Lemons represent a high-value crop with limited growing rights nationally and globally, offering a premium horticultural edge.
Whether you're seeking to develop, diversify, or landbank, this is a future-focused investment with multiple income streams — grow, lease, or build.