Nestled above the city, 1627 Mangorei Road, New Plymouth is a 194ha well developed dairy unit with an effective and consistent production history. The property features easy rolling contour with some steeper sidlings, with approximately 60% of the property mowable, winters 325 cows, with last season’s production exceeding 175,000 KgMS. Offering the potential to continue the existing dairy operation or to explore future consented subdivision options of six allotments, this property presents a rare and compelling opportunity.
The farm is efficiently laid out around a central race system, with the cowshed and key infrastructure conveniently located in the centre of the property. Infrastructure includes a 30-a-side herringbone cowshed with in-shed feed system and supporting implement/calf sheds, workshop and haybarns. The cowshed has also been built with expansion in mind with the pit constructed to accommodate 40 sets of cups. The home is a four-bedroom home with a renovated kitchen, open-plan living, north-facing deck, office nook, bathroom with bath and shower, and a single garage.
The water supply is also both consistent and reliable, combining gravity-fed spring dams and pumped river water ensuring year-round supply. Of additional water supply convenience, many of the paddocks have individual taps at entry for both flexible water supply and control. Supplements made on farm include between 150-200 bales of silage with imported feed including PK blend, hay, and silage ensuring significant per season production is achieved.
In addition to its consistent on-farm performance, the property offers the future opportunity to complete a consented subdivision dividing the current 194ha into six allotments of varying sizes. Each allotment enjoys outstanding views down to the city and the sea beyond, ideal for those seeking a building site close to the city.
Whether you are interested in the existing dairy operation or a premium landholding with exceptional development potential, contact us today to view this rare opportunity.
