2.02 HA LIFESTYLE AT LONGBURN
Unlock the potential of this classic lifestyle parcel on the fringe of Palmerston North. Offering approximately 2.02 ha (5 acres) of flat, usable land with excellent access, this property sits within one of the region's most sought-after rural-residential settings.
So close to town , Yet right in the Countryside
Key Features:
Generous landholding of approx. 2.02 ha in one tidy parcel.
Freehold lifestyle zoning (Rural / Rural-Residential). A rare chance to secure acreage so close to the city.
Character weatherboard home (circa 1905) offering around 170 m² of floor area, rich in potential.
Why you'll love it:
Perfect for families seeking space, lifestyle buyers wanting room to breathe, The land is flat and versatile, ideal for grazing, gardening, or hobby farming.
Extensive Shedding, Workshops & Established Nursery Infrastructure
Set among beautiful gardens and mature trees, this property offers an impressive array of shedding and facilities. Originally established for a thriving nursery and beekeeping operation. The land features high-quality soils, mature shelter belts, and a good water source, providing both privacy and excellent growing conditions.
There's extensive infrastructure throughout, including tractor and implement sheds, a dedicated woodworking space, and several disused shade houses with parts of the original nursery still intact. A large cooler storage unit provides valuable horticultural potential, while five rail containers are attached to one of the main workshop areas, offering secure storage or workspace versatility. One container has been converted into a comfortable sleepout.
The existing hydrangeas could easily be revived and supplied to local florists—making this property a rare opportunity to combine lifestyle living with small-scale production or creative rural enterprise.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to secure acreage so close to town.
Call today to arrange your private viewing or to discuss how this property could suit your lifestyle or investment plans.
