This 76.11-hectare (more or less) property in two titles is well-located 24kms from central Whangarei and 3.7kms from the popular Maungakaramea Village. The property comprises 22 hectares of mature pines on steeper country which are not registered in the ETS. 18 hectares were planted in 1997 with a further 2 hectares in 1998 and 2 hectares in 1999. The balance is in grazing on medium to steep hills. A central track leads down through a valley across a stoney bottom stream and up to north-facing hills which provide stunning rural views. Currently running 60-80 rising 2-year-olds, the property is fenced into nine paddocks and three holding paddocks around a large set of cattle yards. Internal fencing is two wire electrics and the boundary seven wire post-and-batten. A 3-bay implement shed with a 30,000 litre water tank and engineered house site are set just back from the road overlooking the valley. A brown rock quarry has sufficient metal to keep the tracks maintained and is conveniently located for easy access. The back boundary features native trees including kahikatea, rimu, and kauri. The property with its shelter lots and natural water has attracted hunters, horse riders, and campers over the years providing enjoyment to many.