Comprising 310 hectares across 18 titles, this well-located Mauriceville property offers genuine versatility, scale and flexibility, all within an easy 20-minute drive of Masterton.
The farm is located within a historic Scandinavian settlement, where pioneering families were granted a 40-acre section in exchange for their labour clearing bush and building roads and railway north of Masterton.
Ideally suited to sheep and beef breeding and finishing, dairy support or hogget grazing, the property benefits from a reliable 30-year average annual rainfall of approximately 1,700mm, underpinning its reputation as a genuinely summer-safe farming environment.
The farm provides an excellent balance of contour, comprising approximately 45 hectares of flats, 28 hectares of rolling country, 136 hectares of easy hill and 90 hectares of medium hill, with some steeper areas. A further 11 hectares is planted in pine trees.
Its 18-title configuration provides considerable flexibility and creates three clear sale options: the 171ha Home Block, 94ha Middle Block, and 45ha Flats Block – offering purchasers the opportunity to secure the property in its entirety or consider individual components.
Improvements include an updated and modernised homestead, while two woolsheds, strategically positioned at either end of the farm, provide practical infrastructure to support farming operations.
Adding to the property's appeal for families, Mauriceville full primary school is only 7 minutes away and a secondary school bus passes the gate, providing connections through to Masterton schools.
With its combination of reliable rainfall, versatile contour, multiple farming options and proximity to Masterton, this is a highly practical farming property with the flexibility to suit a wide range of farming systems and purchaser requirements.