Added to the strong production history, there is flat to easy rolling country and well maintained races, fences and water systems.

Spanning around 108 hectares (subject to survey) the farm reaches from Mangatutu Road through to Maihiihi Road with the main infrastructure including the dwelling and dairy shed being near the Mangatutu entrance.

The practical thirty bale rotary dairy shed has an in-shed meal feeding system and positioned alongside is a four bay calf shed. Other sheds include a four bay implement shed and two half round barns. The conventional pond system sits just behind the dairy, the effluent being discharged by mobile pump over an estimated 80 hectares.

The herd typically numbers 350 cows who contribute a four year average of 119,000 kilograms milk solids to the vat. Calves leave in December, returning as two year olds. Aside from an estimated 250 bales of silage being made on the farm, 500 plus kilos of palm kernel extract per cow are brought in.

The access tracks and fences are in very good order and the pastures reflect a regular fertiliser programme with prudent management of the soil. Two water sources being a bore and stream supply.

The traditional three or four bedroom home provides a large open plan living area with the kitchen providing a central hub. Nearby is a multi-purpose two room building which may suit as a sleepout or hobby room. There is also a two car garage.

Within the area is the popular Kio Kio United Sprots Club, Maihiihi playcentre and primary school making this a popular location for families of all ages. Otorohanga is around twenty three kilometres away and provides a College along with all other amenities. On your days off, head to the stunning West Coast for fishing or into the Pureora forest for hunting.

Subject to survey with the option to buy the adjoining contemporary, three or four bedroom home along with around two hectares. Refer www.bayleys.co.nz/2312720