SUBDIVIDABLE LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT OR LAND BANKING IN TE KAUWHATA.

17.01 hectares located at 24 Wayside Road, Te Kauwhata, Waikato which is about 45 minutes from Auckland CBD and about the same from Hamilton CBD.

This stunning scenic property with its vineyard, currently leased for production of grapes for juicing locally. There are no houses or buildings on this block

This land is a central piece in the Te Kauwhata West Living Zone Stage One of the Waikato District Council. Whoever owns this block will almost control the whole development in the area.

Stage One will be developed as sub stages, as follows Stage 1A, Stage 1B, Stage 1C & Stage 1D. This 17.01 hectares block has land in all these staging.

Stage 2 which is outside this block will not be allowed to start until Stage 1 has been developed on 80% to the final stage of its sites (as per information provided by the Waikato District Council), however interested parties will need to due their due diligence to satisfy themselves.

This block bounds Wayside Rd (Old SH1 (back in the day)) which is currently a slip road of the current SH1. The property has an access way onto Travers Road

The Waikato Expressway that is under construction at this time will include a major on/off ramp system for Te Kauwhata township which will provide convenient access to North & South and the village of Te Kauwhata.

Te Kauwhata Village lies in the north of the Waikato District, and is aptly described as the rich horticultural basket of New Zealand's central North Island, and has an estimated population of just about 1200, while servicing many more in the surrounding rural communities of Waikaretu, Onewhero, Maramarua, Meremere, Waerenga, Whangamarino, Whangape, Ohinewai, Rangiriri, Naike and Glen Murray

Te Kauwhata village offers a great lifestyle for young and old. The village offers a hint of excitement and vibrancy as the village boasts - and hosts - some of the most exciting events and recreational opportunities in this region.

In conjunction with its close neighbour, Rangiriri, Te Kauwhata offers visitors and residents a delightful gateway to the Waikato and Auckland

Justifiably proud of its viticultural heritage, stunning scenery, unique flora and local wildlife, numerous talented craftspeople, and strong agricultural and horticultural base, Te Kauwhata provides a lifestyle and destination to suit a wide range of interests. There are the boutique wines of Te Kauwhata. Sadly none are now bottled under Te Kauwhata labels as local wineries have turned to contract winemaking and bottling.

Te Kauwhata is world famous - Its claim to fame starts with its location on the edge of the Whangamarino Wetland, declared a world heritage Ramsar area in 1989. Home to dozens of native birds, plant and fish, Whangamarino is the largest wetland in the North Island and one of just six Ramsar sites in New Zealand.

Situated on the western edge of Lake Waikare, this small north Waikato town sees itself as being 'in the middle of nowhere and in the centre of everything' and for such a small town its amenities are indeed astonishingly comprehensive.
It boasts:

Fire Station
Golf club
Saint John Ambulance;
500-pupil secondary school
Y1-6 primary School
Three pre-school facilities
Five rural feeder schools
Public domain housing rugby and squash clubs and the scout den
Bowling club
Fitness centre and swimming pool
RSA hall
Community centre
Medical centre
Modern public library
Postal services
Foodmarket
General store and boutique shops
Cafés and a tavern
All the agricultural services a rural community needs.

Truly a place for a developer with foresight to buy into, and is ripe to develop or landbank, for more information please contact:

Doris Tracey
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
DDI: (09) 265 4518
Mob: 021 277 7368
Pakuranga & Howick Realty Ltd - Botany
Ph: 278 0886