Grazing property
262 Waitaanga North Road, Ohura
262 Waitaanga North Road, Ohura, Ruapehu
Ohura, Ruapehu, Web ID TER109593
By negotiation + GST (if any)
Agents for this property
Doug Wakelin 027 321 1343
Rural/Lifestyle Sales Consultant
027 321 1343
Doug Wakelin is a salesperson with Property Brokers Te Awamutu.
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Key facts
- Price or method
- By negotiation + GST (if any)
- Land area
- 546.91 ha
- Effective area
- Approx. 450 ha
Rates and values
as at 3 November 2026 per Property Brokers
- District rates per year
- $13,725.94
- Regional rates per year
- $2,638.96
- LV
- $4,090,000.00
- RV
- $4,910,000.00
Waitaanga grazing or forestry
A 546 ha (approx.) grazing property centrally located approx. 117 km southwest of Te Kuiti, 97 km northeast of New Plymouth and 71 km west of Taumaranui. With over half of the 450 ha effective area being easy contour the property is capable of running at least 80% cattle. Fenced into 30 main paddocks with natural water. Winter stocking rates include a total of 850 sheep and 635 cattle.
Infrastructure includes 1 x three bedroom and 1 x four bedroom dwellings, a 4-stand woolshed with covered yards, concreted Te Pari cattle yards, two implement sheds, one hayshed and a fertiliser bin. This farm offers diversity in stocking options and with Manuka and native bush surrounds, bee keeping and exceptional hunting are here for the taking.
- 546.91 ha with approx. 450 ha effective
- Over half of the effective area is easy contour
- Winter stocking of 850 sheep and 635 cattle, capable of running at least 80% cattle
- Fenced into 30 main paddocks, with natural water
Listing information updated 2026-11-03. Source: Property Brokers.
Location
Ohura, Ruapehu
Approximate area only. The circle is centred on the locality (Centre of the Ohura and Waitaanga area from OpenStreetMap place data), not on the property.
- Supply
- Natural water
Source: Property Brokers listing, as at 3 November 2026
What buyers typically verify
- Where the water comes from (bore, stream, spring, scheme or tanks) and where the intake is, including whether any of it crosses a neighbour's land.
- How the supply held up in the last dry summer, and how much of the farm has stock water.
- Whether a water take consent or other right is needed, is current, covers your intended use and transfers on sale. Water take consents are held by the regional council, not the district council, and usually aren't on the title or the LIM.
- Any shared supply or water easement, who maintains it and how the costs are split.
- The age and condition of pumps, tanks and pipes, and water quality test results for any drinking water supply.
This is general guidance only. Confirm everything independently.
- Effective area
- Approx. 450 ha
- Contour
- Over half of the effective area is easy contour
- Surroundings
- Manuka and native bush surrounds
Source: Property Brokers listing, as at 3 November 2026
What buyers typically verify
- Effective area versus total area. Effective area normally excludes bush, scrub, tracks, yards, waterways and retired land.
- Contour, soil types, drainage and any wet or pugging-prone areas. A summer visit can hide winter problems.
- Fertiliser history, soil test results and any lime history.
- Signs of erosion or slips, including on neighbouring land.
- How the Land Use Capability class and soil maps compare with what you can see on the ground.
This is general guidance only. Confirm everything independently.
Due diligence
- LIM vs PIM
- Farm due diligence checklist
- Water takes
- Freshwater farm plans
- Broadband Map NZ
- Natural Hazards Portal
- Check your regional council's hazard maps
Related guides
- Sheep and beef hill country: what to look for when buying
- Forestry and carbon blocks: buying and selling land with trees
- Farm and lifestyle block due diligence checklist
Before you make an offer
- Get a LIM from the district council.
- Have your lawyer review a current record of title and instruments.
- Check consents with the regional council.
- Get a builder's report.
- Get a water test.
- Get advice from your lender and accountant.
Enquire about this property
Web ID TER109593
The information on this page has been supplied by the vendor, Property Brokers and public sources, and is provided in good faith as a guide only. Doug Wakelin and Property Brokers Limited have not independently verified it and do not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Areas, distances and map areas are approximate and are not a survey. Before making an offer, get your own advice: a lawyer to review the record of title, instruments and agreement; a LIM from the district council; checks with the regional council for consents; a builder's report; a water test; and, where relevant, a surveyor, valuer, farm consultant, accountant and lender.
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