Kimiora "to seek health and all that is good in life". A feeling of total seclusion and remoteness are two of the key features of this forestry and hunting property situated in a premium East Coast location. Only 20 minutes from Whakatane and 15 minutes from Opotiki.

Initially the awe-inspiring scene of natural New Zealand's beauty is captivating. The scale, 515.8 hectares (more or less) is perfect. Made up of a combination of pine and mature native bush, 88 hectares is managed under a forestry right in two separate blocks and is about to be harvested. This could be continued or managed yourself, either way this will need to be reforested. Approximately 31.8 hectares is in mature pine, that due to contour, was never planned to be harvested. The remainder is in mature native forest, mostly virgin other than logging in the 1950s where Rimu, Totora and Matai was harvested.

Elevation ranges from a 70 metres at the road front of the property to 700 metres at the back eastern end. Neighbouring this eastern boundary are many hundreds of hectares of crown land. The other two boundaries are privately owned forested blocks, both in pine and native, the road frontage bounds the Waiotahe River.

Accommodation here is luxury by many standards of a property of this nature, provided by a quality three-year-old three-bedroom family home with two bathrooms, fully double glazed and attached double carport. The home sits in an elevated position at the head of the property with views North over the Waiotahe River and down the Waiotahe Valley. Electricity is connected and two large water tanks store ample roof water for the home. Below the house is a pole barn which is used for storage, one side has been half converted to basic bunk accommodation. A well metaled forestry track gives access across the front boundary of the property, the rest you walk.

Scale, location and the ability to hold animals, whether it is your home, holiday or investment, give yourself plenty of time to view this one.