2805 Macraes Road, Moonlight, Dunedin City
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2054.90 ha
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It doesn't get better than this
The combination of scope, flat and rolling contour along with an excellent standard of improvements all make Dochroyle a very good sheep and beef breeding and finishing farm. 2805 Macraes Road is located close to the gold mining town of Macraes in East Otago. The property consists of 2055 ha of flat and rolling paddocks with some steeper hill blocks. Improvements include a well-presented main homestead, plus a second three-bedroom cottage, along with a third home which has recently been completed, 4-stand woolshed and covered yards with 2000 night pen, numerous haybarns, implement sheds, workshop etc, all help make this an excellent productive farm. Dochroyle wintered 6600 Romney ewes, 1800 hoggets, 120 rams and killers, 150 breeding cows, 140 R2 steers and heifers, 140 R1 steers and heifers, plus bulls. Dairy heifer grazing in 2014 providing alternate land use as a dairy run-off. Dochroyle has the reputation as a productive property in excellent heart. Rare opportunity to purchase a quality property.
Chattels
2805 Macraes Road, Moonlight, Dunedin City
Web ID
DNR117350
Land area
2054.90 ha
District rates
$18,011.94pa
Regional rates
$2,455.94pa
LV
$7,220,000
RV
$8,170,000
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Being approximately 1,000 ha (subject to survey) “Strathearn Hills” presents a unique development opportunity with scale. Currently run as part of a larger sheep and beef farm, this bare land property is being offered to the market to purchase, with the ability to lease the 340 ha balance of the farm with all farm infrastructure on a five year term. Suitable land use classes also give Strathearn Hills the ability to be considered as a forestry option. Non Binding Indicative Offers (NBIO), closing 4pm, 18th June 2026, NBIO form will be provided. Addressed to Strathern Hills c/o 21 Macandrew Road, Dunedin 9012
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Currently run as part of a larger farm, this bare land property gives the purchaser productive farm land with balance and breathtaking lakeside views. Dairy grazing, sheep, beef or larger lifestyle living could all be considered with the option available to purchase the whole 220 ha farm. This 63 hectare title is bare land with a balance of rolling contour and hill taking in stunning 180-degree lake views. This property is ideally suited to sheep, beef or dairy grazing with multiple areas for a potential dwelling and a predominantly northerly aspect. Water is supplied by the North Bruce scheme with 7 units currently shared with the neighbouring 93 Baker Road property (also for sale). This property awaits its new owners as either a strategic acquisition, first farm or larger lifestyle holding with various sites to build your homestead. Call to arrange viewing at your earliest convenience.
$1,008,000 + GST (if any)
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