A greenfield landholding in the Waikato township of Taupiri is available for purchase, giving developers the opportunity to acquire a large-scale, strategic site that stands to benefit from the future growth of the wider region.
2219 and 2171 Gordonton Road, Taupiri, comprises a 44.3ha site on the southern edge of Taupiri, positioned between the existing settlement and the Waikato Expressway.
The highly visible site benefits from strong exposure to passing traffic and convenient connections to other parts of Waikato.
Central Hamilton is approximately a 25-minute drive south, while State Highway 1 provides direct north and south connectivity towards Hamilton, Huntly, and beyond.
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There is a proposed development plan for the site that would provide the incoming buyer with the chance to establish a well-integrated, mixed-use community within Taupiri, designed to support future growth while creating a place where residents can live, work, and enjoy a range of recreation and community amenities.
Colliers Hamilton Brokers Alan Pracy and Luke Verschaffelt have been exclusively appointed to market the property for sale via deadline private treaty closing at 3pm on Thursday 26 November, unless sold prior.
The land is characterised by generally gentle contours across the majority of the site, with areas of more varied topography.
The property also benefits from an attractive rural setting, with clear views towards Taupiri Maunga and the Hakarimata Scenic Reserve providing a distinctive natural backdrop.
Waterways and existing transmission infrastructure form part of the site s wider characteristics, while the property s extensive land area provides flexibility in considering future land use and development outcomes.
Pracy, Director at Colliers Hamilton, says the existing planning work means the new owner can gain a head start on future development while retaining the ability to add their own touches.
"The Structure Plan incorporates a range of land uses across the site, including residential, country living, business, open space, and industrial areas, creating a diverse and connected community," Pracy says.
"Overall, the proposed Structure Plan seeks to create a cohesive and connected extension of Taupiri, combining residential living with employment opportunities, community amenities, and recreation, while responding to the site s natural characteristics and prominent location."
Taupiri provides an array of local amenities and services, while nearby Hamilton offers access to a broader range of retail, commercial, education, and community facilities.
The town's location makes it well positioned to benefit from continued population and economic growth across the northern Waikato.
From the location, Auckland can be reached in approximately 75 minutes, with Tauranga about an hour and a half away.
Verschaffelt, Commercial Sales and Leasing Broker at Colliers Hamilton, says Taupiri sits within the Golden Triangle , which drives a considerable percentage of the country s economic output.
"Recent estimates have suggested the Golden Triangle accounts for approximately 60 per cent of New Zealand's GDP, while being home to around half of the population, making it a vital area for business," Verschaffelt says.
"This significant landholding will allow businesses to secure a stake in the area and is an attractive location to operate from given the continued northern sprawl of Hamilton and southward growth of Auckland.
"The site's prominent road frontage, accessibility, scale, and relationship with the existing Taupiri settlement, which includes a high-profile service centre with a number of well-known food offerings, combine to create a strategically positioned landholding with long-term potential."
- Supplied by Colliers
