Stretching from the limestone outcrops of Pyramid Valley, to the heavy productive soils of Masons Flat, Corrib Downs presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity to become a part of this outstanding North Canterbury community. This remarkable 386 ha property features a mix of rolling hill country and rich flatlands, making it an ideal foundation for your farming dreams. An impressive central laneway runs throughout the entire property, ensuring easy access for efficient management and stock movement. The property is well equipped with essential infrastructure, including a three-stand woolshed with covered yards. Beyond this there are three more hay sheds, an implement shed, and woodshed/utility shed, cattle yards and some smaller buildings Additionally, there is also a sleepout / single man's quarters, as well as a second set of cattle yards. The homestead, built in the 1920s utilizing native timbers, comprises 4 bedrooms, two living areas with a recently renovated kitchen, two fires and a new roof. It is in an established setting with good shelter, as well as views to the north. Soils are diverse and include Salix, and Ayreburn deep clays, Mairaki, Waipara and Pahau, moderately deep silts, as well as areas of Tuatapere deep silt and Darnley stony silt. Subdivided into 53 main paddocks, Corrib Downs has traditionally carried 2000 ewes and 500 hoggets with some trading cattle, lamb grazing and crop. Previously carried 500 dairy support cattle during the reference period (2014-2019). For genuine sale, Corrib Downs presents a rare opportunity to acquire a ready-to-run operation with immense potential. Other options include sale as one 115.7ha title with the homestead, another separate title of 270.6ha to the east of Dalmeny Road. For those wanting more scale an additional adjoining 51ha is available subject to boundary adjustment. Contact us today to learn more about this exceptional property!

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This outstanding property in the highly favoured Cheviot district offers an excellent opportunity for a retiring farmer, first-time farm owner, fattening block or neighbour to acquire a productive farming unit. The property includes two separate parcels that can be purchased together to create a contiguous 85.5-hectare farm. Main Farming Property (72.46 hectares): • Held in two Certificates of Title: CB32B/160 and CB36D/741 • 40 hectares under one center pivot irrigation system • 30 hectares gun irrigated • Good access, fencing, and pastures • Shareholding in Phoebe Irrigation Limited providing reliable, low-cost water • Balanced mix of productive flats and rolling downs, divided into approximately 17 paddocks plus holding paddocks • High standard of fencing and a reliable stock water system • Well-maintained outbuildings including a two-stand woolshed, yards, and silage pit Additional 13-hectare Parcel: • Available for purchase from a separate vendor • Includes a superior four-bedroom family home built in 2012 • Two bathrooms, top-of-the-line kitchen with butler's pantry • Open-plan dining/living, separate lounge, ample storage • Heated by two wood burners, underfloor heating, and air conditioning • Powered by solar panels and a wind turbine • Excellent indoor/outdoor flow with an outdoor BBQ area and swimming pool • Support buildings include an American-style barn and a three-car garage • Established landscaping with hedges, specimen trees, lawn, fruit trees, vegetable gardens, and a glasshouse Soil Types: • Pahau deep silt over clay, with some Mayfield silt loam • Garden irrigation from a large storage tank Location and Amenities: • The friendly community of Cheviot is just 10 km away, with a medical centre, sports and service clubs, and access to the beach at Gore Bay • The nearby Waiau River offers recreational activities • Kaikoura is within an hour's drive • Christchurch International Airport is within 1.5 hours This property presents a unique opportunity for those looking for a finishing block, first-farm opportunity, or a lifestyle change for a retiring farmer. The two parcels can be purchased separately or for contemporaneous settlement. Presented for deadline sale

Deadline Sale 04 December 2024

*** Please note: Realestate.co.nz does not provide correct information on the property history. Please contact the agent for additional information regarding this matter. *** Nestled in the heart of the picturesque and very well regarded Blythe Valley, this exceptional 25.5-hectare farm offers a unique blend of natural beauty, versatile agricultural potential, and comfortable living. This property is a true find for those seeking a diverse rural lifestyle. Residences: • Main Home: A spacious 135m2 residence, thoughtfully expanded and modernized. Features include full insulation, some double glazing, and fresh paint throughout. 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, efficient log burner, and heat pump. • Guest Cottage: A charming 100m2 home, extensively renovated with new wiring and plumbing. Also offers 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, log burner, and heat pump. Ideal for guests or rental income. Land and Agriculture: • Diverse Terrain: From fertile riverbed soils along the Blythe River to rich clay in the upper paddocks, the land offers varied agricultural possibilities. • Extensive Windbreaks: Over 3,000 established trees provide excellent shelter. • Timber Resource: Stands of both Radiata and Douglas Fir add value and character. • Natural Features: Unique landscape elements include bluffs, unusual ground formations, gullies, and rolling hills. • Wetland Area: A small natural wetland adds ecological diversity to the property. Outbuildings and Infrastructure: • Main Shed Complex: Over 210m2 of covered space, including a stable with 3 lined horse pens and a matching tack room. • Historic Woolshed: The restored Blythe Valley woolshed stands as a testament to the area's farming heritage. • Additional Storage: Multiple sheds provide ample space for equipment and storage. History and Potential: Originally established as a horse ranch, the property later transitioned to a llama farm, demonstrating its adaptability for various agricultural pursuits. The combination of river flats, top paddocks, and diverse landscape features allows for multiple farming or lifestyle options. Location: Positioned in the middle of Blythe Valley, the farm benefits from the area's renowned settled weather and ability to grow good grass. The Blythe River, running through the property, adds both scenic value and practical water access. This farm offers more than meets the eye, with its official 25.5 hectares working like a much larger property due to its efficient layout and varied terrain. It's a rare opportunity to own a piece of Blythe Valley's agricultural heritage while enjoying modern comforts and endless potential for the future. Sale Price will be exclusive of GST (if any).

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