Single-family houses visit our website ww.newzealand horses property.com Coastal dream with 2,5 km coastline with access to the beach and 180 degree seaviews. Modern stablecomplex with all weather arena, sandrolls and video surveillance. 4 Houses, several sheds and shelters. Very nice double wood fencing all over the property. Exotic trees and natuarl bush pieces give the farm a special flair. Good roads and drainage make it a dream the whole year not only for humans, it is a heaven for horses and animals.

Single-family houses Auckland broodmare farm, rearing property and adjoining stallion farm of approximately 250 acres which can be subdivided into 3 titles. The pasture of gentle rolling contour and is bordered by safe wooden post and four rail fencing. Set in the heart of Karaka's thoroughbred country both properties are equipped with world class facilities one would expect to find on a world class thoroughbred horse stud. The stallion station complex consists of a 5 stallion barn with tack & feed room, servicing barn, stallion paddocks and breeding shed adjacent to an efficient walk-in transport bay. There is one house with a standalone office block. The broodmare property has a good standard of improvements including a Managers' dwelling, cottage, Worker's area, horse foaling room, main office and stable block plus additional stables and tie up areas which complement the overall set up of the property. Location is 113 Kidd Road, Karaka and 840 Linwood Road, Karaka which is located close to most major South Auckland centres and within 35 minutes driving time of the Auckland CBD in off peak traffic. Within close proximity to New Zealand Bloodstock Karaka Sales Complex and the Manukau Harbour. Both public and private schooling are available in the local and adjacent areas. Circumstances have resulted in an opportunity to secure well established and presented equine properties in the heart of blue chip Karaka. Karaka Receivership Sale. A First Class Property Investment.

Land for sale This is 82 hectares of prime coastal land extending from the southern shores of the Manukau Harbour and located in the heart of Karaka. Undoubtedly the blue chip of South Auckland, an increasingly popular country lifestyle area with many significant attracting features. This remarkable North facing tract of land enjoys unobstructed views towards Auckland International Airport and Auckland City lights. There has been a recent regrassing programme put in place with a good input of fertilizer. Most of the property has been recently re fenced and subdivided into 23 paddocks. There is a central race system for easy farming. Property improvements are the original 1950's homestead and sleepout, both currently tenanted, plus implement shed, hay barn, garage/woodshed and cattleyards. 40% of the farm is flat with the remainder very easy rolling, providing multiple elevated building platforms which should find favour with the astute developer, investor or proud owner. Build now or retain for future investment!

Other, residential for sale, 241 sq. mt Low maintenance Farm house 62 Ha's. A large farm all in pasturs, the bulk of which is deer fenced, Wool shed and deer handling facilities.Has waterfalls, river bush and total privacy. Style: Bungalow, Modern, Ranch Lot Features: Contour - Sloping, Very Private Exterior Cladding: Brick Roof: Concrete Tile Exterior Joinery: Aluminium External Features: Outdoor Lighting, Terrace, Verandah Recreational: BBQ Area Interior Construction: Cavity Brick, Gib Board, Insulated - Ceilings Internal Features: Floor - W/W Carpet, Kitchen - Breakfast Bar Master Bedroom: Ensuite Services: Hot Water - Electric Water/Sewer: Sewerage - Septic Tank, Water - Tank Heating/Cooling: Woodburner Appliances: Dishwasher, Electric Hob, Electric Stove, Range Hood Rooms: Dining / Kitchen, Family, Lounge / Dining, Open Plan Parking: Garage - Double Region: Auckland (New Zealand) situation Near to: Warkworth, situation/direction southeast, situation secluded hilly, view panoramic view condition: ready for immediate occupancy rooms: 4 living space app. 241m2 land surface/app. m2: 62,00ha Price: 515.000,00 € 447.617,00 £ 698.956,00 $ Selling price including Agency fee ! All details displayed without guarantee! To request further details please use the Contact Us link below. To view more properties from bluHomes AG click the 'More Properties' link below.

Land for sale Only one hour's drive to Auckland City, this magnificent horse farm is the perfect combination of function, luxury and serenity. With approximately 311 acres on the shores of Firth of Thames, the property encompasses stunning features including: breathtaking oceanfront views; the main residence; a guest house; a manager's house; a stable complex; sheds; a quarantine; and pristine land yet to be developed or sold off. Click on the link above to fully appreciate the beauty and details of every aspect of this unique property.

Land for sale Price $7,500,000 NZD Plus GST Overlooked by the majestic mountains, the coastal town of Kaikoura is located 2 hours north of Christchurch. Situated on a rocky peninsula at the base of surrounding lush farmland, Kaikoura boasts a fascinating marine system which provides a rich habitat for wildlife including dolphins, seals, birds and the renowned Sperm Whale. Located just 10 minutes drive north of Kaikoura is Wairimu Station , a stunning piece of New Zealand consisting of approximately 634 hectares (1600 acres). The station runs adjacent to the Kaikoura coastline and inland towards towards the stunning mountain range. The views are impressive from many vantage points and take in some of the best that New Zealand has to offer, including renowned surf breaks and fantastic fishing and diving locations. Wairimu currently operates as a hill country farm and is covered with large areas of lush native bush. This large land holding is planned for multiple home sites and is easily accessed from State Highway 1. This is an ideal proposition as a long term investment in a significant land holding or development opportunity. Wairimu Station is a rare find in a unique location.

Land for sale Extremely motivated vendor has reduced price dramatically Located on the Southern Scenic Route between Invercargill and Fiordland, Colac Bay is a small seaside township which looks directly out to the ocean to Foveaux Strait and over to Stewart Island. Two hours from Queenstown, thirty minutes from Invercargill, and ten minutes from the fishing village of Riverton, Colac Bay is renowned for its surfing, fishing and diving. Surrounded by the Southland farming region it is a popular seaside retreat for families and those who enjoy the outdoors. Such uncluttered lifestyle destinations are becoming most sought after. The ability to develop land in these regions has recently been restricted by local councils and as a result development will become more difficult. Being offered for sale is a 100% share in the company owning the property. Consisting of a total of 4.7387 ha (11.7 acres) of land it comes with an 8 year consent to develop a maximum of 32 sites in the Colac Bay township. This is an exciting opportunity for investors to landbank a site with full development potential. (Please note all USD prices are subject to currency fluctuations).

Vacation property for sale This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of prime freehold real estate in one of the most breathtaking regions of New Zealand. Atea spans 679.59 ha (1679.30 acres) and features expansive views from the Pisa Range across to Lake Wanaka, Lake Hawea, the Clutha River, St Bathans and the Dunstan Ranges. Located only 15 minutes from the alpine resort town of Wanaka, this spectacular landholding features mountainous terrain, open pastures, sun drenched terraces, alpine streams, tarns and offers superb recreational attributes. In its elevated position the superb property enjoys outstanding views, a northerly aspect, expansive space and privacy, all within close proximity of the amenities of Wanaka. Embraced by the Southern Alps, Wanaka is the Southern Lakes second resort town after Queenstown. It is situated at the gateway to the Mt Aspiring National Park a world heritage area which is renowned for its glaciers, tramping and climbing. Atea currently runs as a fully operational leased farm, currently managed as a sustainable farm property with an environmental management plan in place. This plan will continue to enhance the regeneration of native woodlands, wetlands, native fauna and flora for future generations to enjoy. For the ultimate in seclusion and privacy, within close proximity to a buzzing alpine town, Atea offers the ideal country lifestyle. The Southern Lakes region is one of New Zealand s most prized regions. The mountains surrounding Lake Wanaka provide a winter snow lovers paradise with the renowned Cardrona and Treble Cone ski fields luring domestic and international visitors during the winter months. Cross Country skiing is offered at Snow Farm and a terrain park for the more adventurous at Snow Park. The town itself features a shopping village full of boutique shops and awarding winning restaurants and bars all with an expansive open lake frontage and incomparable alpine views. Wanaka also supports thousands of summer holiday-makers, who enjoy swimming, boating, world class trout fishing, water-skiing, climbing, tramping ,mountain biking and wineries.

Business, great country lifestyle, country pub in southern hawkes bay, 3 bedroom owners accommodation, on 3 titles, commercial for sale This Country Pub is situated in the Southern Hawkes Bay village of Ormondville. 7 km off State Highway 2 it serves the community living in the township and those living in the farming areas surrounding this beautiful countryside. Nice country lifestyle. The Settlers Arms Country Pub for sale in Ormondville, near Dannevirke.This country pub is ideally situated opposite the historic Railway station at Ormondville, in the Southern Hawkes Bay. Although a few kilometres off the beaten track of State Highway 2, it serves a small community living in the township and for those others that live in the farmland areas surrounding this beautiful part of the Hawkes Bay. The current owners have been part of this community for a few years now and have maintained a great service to regulars and travellers through this country community. The Monthly bingo secession with the traditional Sunday roast and the other hearty country meals are popular with patrons of the pub. The original Tavern was built on the site in 1891 but new buildings have replaced the double story pub of times gone by. The land area is on three titles totalling 3048 square metres with a large double garage, laundry shed and woodshed. There is a small paddock out back where farm animals graze with plenty of space for a veggie garden and other crops. Pub Amenities * Pub bar with two deck bars and a Garden bar area * Pokie machines and Pool table * Darts and other games available, Sky big screen * Commercial standard Kitchen and storage facilities * Restaurant serving hearty meals and snacks. * Takeaways being the local Fish & Chip shop. * Ample Freezer and walk in cooler facilities. Owners Accommodation The owners accommodation is a comfortable three bedroom home with lounge and kitchen. There is easy access to the pub lounge and restaurant. Brokers Comments This property provides for a nice country lifestyle with the tavern being a centre part of the local community in Ormondville. There is a regular pattern of business with patrons taking advantage of the meals and pub facilities as their local or for travellers passing by. Guests staying at the nearby Railway Station lodge utilize this facility. Take a look at this one, if the country way of life is for you and your's. Ormondville Ormondville is small township six kilometres from State Highway 2, well known for its historic railway station. The loss of most other rural stations means that it is now a rare representative of a major part of New Zealand's history. The social history of the Ormondville-Norsewood district revolves around this station. The station was built in 1880 and is one of a handful of early wooden rail buildings preserved thanks to community efforts. Since the closure in 2001 of the region's last passenger service the station has offered boutique accommodation' for tourists. Contact the Broker Steve Swann , the Tourism & Hospitality Business Broker that is acting as the agent for the Business Owner of this property, is happy to discuss this property's details at any time - refer to the contact details on this page.

Other, residential for sale North facing, 5.8ha, block accessed from Noakes Hill Road. Current indusrtial type steel truss building on site less than 75 metres from the front gate, filled with reics from the past. The lsnd scape varies from rolling, to slopping to steep. Native trees, open areas, and bush, all north facing. An exceptional oppurtunity to take advantage of this remarkable region. Region: Auckland (New Zealand) situation Near to: Auckland City, situation/direction: north, situation secluded: hilly, view: panoramic view distances: neighbours: very secluded and private, shopping: nearby, school: Primary to College all close by, town: many close, city: Whangaparaoa, mountains: n/a, sea: very close, attractions: private yet close to all amentities property: section only, waiting to be built on. ground floor: yet to be built upper floors: yet to be built condition: secluded, section, electricty, telephone, gas etc all easy to set up. annexes: large out building possible utilization: farming, subdividing, anything from residential to rural conditions of assumption: as per agreement disadvantages: none advantages: many conclusion: Beautiful section, many possibities rooms: 0 living space app. m2 land surface/app. m2: 59.000m2 Price: 165.000,00 € 143.411,00 £ 223.938,00 $ Selling price including Agency fee ! All details displayed without guarantee! To request further details please use the Contact Us link below. To view more properties from bluHomes AG click the 'More Properties' link below.

Commercial Caniwi Lodge & Chalets, a Lakeside Country Estate in Taranaki is for sale. As a statement of class this property in a beautiful sheltered valley, not far from the township of Eltham in Taranaki, has it all. The majestic cedar Lodge is elegantly positioned in an impeccable setting of park like gardens with extensive lawns and the 90 acre farm of the highest caliber is enhanced by woodlands of exotic and native trees. The farm grazes cattle and would suit horses, deer and horticulture including grapes and olives if the new owner desires. The property has its' own boatramp and jetty on Lake Rotorangi, arguably the best wakeboarding and waterskiing lake in New Zealand. Guests use the glassy waters for kayaking and experience the tranquility of this remarkable wilderness in paradise.Facilities at the Lodge Four Star Plus and Enviro - Bronze Qualmark rating Lodge private guest rooms with Dining room and LoungeWonderful gardens and expansive lawnsFour Chalets overlooking the lake and countryside.Kayaking and boat cruises on the lake for guestsSpa Pool and BBQ areasFarm Walks, Croquet and Clay bird shootingGames room with Pool Table and DVD librarySuitable for Corporate retreats and weddingsCaretaker residenceFully operational farm with reliable incomeThe Farm The current owners graze dairy heifers for a local farmer and the year round income from this is of a reliable nature. The farmland is well manicured and suitable for other income means if desired. The farm walks are a wonderful pastime for guests of the Lodge. The pet pig " Mini " is the best of garbage digestors to be found. Brokers Comments One does not get to see this type of Lakeside country retreat that often in New Zealand and the Caniwi Lodge & Chalets certainly does have a class of its own. This property is ideal for corporate retreats and weddings and with a travel time from the city of New Plymouth of just over an hour, it is within easy reach for guest arrival. My initial thoughts were that the property would be an ideal integrated resort with the inclusion of more chalets in different positions on the many farm lookouts with luxury cabins amidst the cedar and redwood trees that are themselves a wonderful feature leading to the lake side. Perhaps the setting up of a network of golf cart driveways that would link up the lakeside jetty, The farms outer reaches and the Lodge facilities and accommodation units would be a way to go. To stay the way it is with a new owners flare and creativity also appeals.   Eltham & Taranaki New Zealand's success as a dairying nation has many links to this rural town. Chinese businessman Chew Chong exported the country's first butter from Eltham to England in 1884. He also built the first dairy factory in 1887.  Historically, Eltham has been the most highly industrialised town (per capita) in New Zealand and currently has a small population of 2100 with a range of shops and services. Today, cheese is the town's main claim to fame. Visitors to Eltham can enjoy the charming Victorian and Edwardian buildings; the walk around beautiful Lake Rotokare, which is fed by natural springs; and the chance to buy locally made gourmet cheeses. Protected by a proud snow-topped mountain, steeped in historic significance and pounded by the restless Tasman Sea, this is a region that's impossible to ignore...a sacred place like no other. First inhabited by ancient Maori attracted to its warm ironsand beaches, rich soil, prolific wildlife and venerable sleeping mountain...then by eager European pioneers keen to secure a piece of fertile country for farming...Taranaki is a veritable melting pot of cultures and lifestyles. Populated by descendants of ancient Maori through to early immigrants from Britain, Ireland, Poland, Switzerland, the Netherlands, China, India and many other countries, Taranaki is an ideal blend of New Zealand's past, present and future. You'll still get a cheery wave from farmers and a hello from power walkers along New Plymouth's coastal walkway, but you can also enjoy contemporary food and entertainment, plus a glimpse into New Zealand's energy future via Taranaki's fast-paced oil and gas industries. Taranaki is not just a place where cows lactate in the midday sun and oilrigs spring up suddenly from lush green paddocks. It's also a destination of rich arts and crafts, adrenaline-fuelled outdoor activities, spicy lattes overlooking the sea, quaint country hotels, large-scale music events, invigorating walks and mountain trails. Stretching from Mokau in the north to Waitotara in the south and Whangamomona in the east, the Taranaki coastline takes in more than 200km of swimming, walking, surfing, diving, kayaking, fishing and exploring opportunities...offering everything from ancient Maori cave carvings at Tongaporutu, the Sugar Loaf Marine Reserve off New Plymouth and popular Opunake Beach with its annual carnival, to Patea's clash of river and sea, the majestic White Cliffs at Pukearuhe, and desolate foam-edged swimming beaches than seem to stretch forever. Broker Details Ross M. LarsenTourism Properties Broker for the Lower North IslandPhone :  NZ ... Email :  ... Key selling points: A Country Beauty with serenity and class Well worth it for those that can afford it. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t120388/

Business, residential for sale, 262 sq. mt 1.5kms from Hamilton city south eastern boundary. Zoned Rural Residential. Free School bus at the gate for most secondary schools. University 2.6 km. HAmilton International Airport 12km. Down town Hamilton City 6.5km. Four double bedrooms, ensuite in master king bedroom and one single or office. Separate longe, dining and relaxing/family rooms. 2 bathrooms, 2 separate toilets. Modern country style kitchen and food prep. area. Sep. laundry and spa rooms. Fully telephone distribution system. Well lit garden and featured tree areas. Tripple car garaging, stable, outside toilet, tack room workshop and implement storage area. two gully aspect grazing paddocks and one flat paddock. Post and rail fencing. sealed driveway with ample off street parking Included is a 1 bedroom deluxe tourist cottage that provides a steady bonus income. Currently the Homestead is run as a Bed and Breakfast establishment. The accommodation business is also available as a going concern. Five bedrooms, office, ensuite, two separate bathrooms, two separate toilets, formal dining room, casual and family room lounges, Landscaped mature tree (Oaks, Maples, Paulownia, Rimu, Totara, PinOak etc. Large lawns, Nth gulley aspect, pony paddock, asphalt drive easy care gardens and a selection of citrus, peach and apple trees. Three car garage, outside toilet, bike shed, stable, workshop and tack room. Separate self contained Tourist accommodation cottage. Region: Waikato (New Zealand) Localisation between: Hamilton and Cambridge, Localisation at the edge of a village hilly surroundings, vue panoramic view Eloignement voisins: not visible from living areas, commerces: Hillcrest shopping centre, ecole: Hillcrest Primary, High School, Universi, petite ville: Cambridge, grande ville: Hamilton, montagne: Kaimai Ranges, National Park, Tongariro, mer: Raglan (west) Mt Maunganui (east), zones de loisirs: Hamilton City, Mystery Creek, surface du terrain : easy maintained garden, mature trees, lawns. Pony paddock and grassy treed gully areas with stream and fresh water springs. Rez-de-chaussee 422 etages 2, Living, office and two large bedrooms downstairs, three bedroosm two bathrooms upstairs. equipement telephone, electricite, gaz gas connection, eau well, eaux usees septic tank, chauffage: electric, cheminee: log fire heats most of the homestead etat ready for immediate occupancy, The homestead has a variety of long lasting construction materials. It has been well maintained and is in excellent condition. Floor coverings of carpet ( 5yrs) and tiles. annexes The 3+ car garage and renatable Tourist Cottage are 10 years old and in excellent condition. Other out buildings, stable and so on have been maintained to a high standard. possibilites d'utilisation The property is currently run as a Home/Farm stay with tourist cottage. The main client base is from other countries. conditions d'achat as per NZ local body rules. Occupancy can take place within on completeion of finance transaction. If the purchaser wishes the property can be managed by the current owners until occupancy up to six months after transaction is completed inconvenients The homestead is large and may not suit aged persons and people with physical disabilities. avantages Can provide a good income. Is less than 2 KM to Hamilton city boundary. 4km to Waikato University. School buses at the gate. Privacy and quiet yet within minutes of restaraunts, schools, supermarket and Hamilton Int. Airport. Bilan This property would suit a family or a couple who wish to run the existing B&B and self catering cottage as an income earner. rooms: 17 living space app. 262m2 land surface/app. m2: 7.830m2 Price: 925.000,00 € 805.558,00 £ 1.266.424,00 $ Selling price including Agency fee ! All details displayed without guarantee! To request further details please use the Contact Us link below. To view more properties from bluHomes AG click the 'More Properties' link below.

Commercial Brackenhurst  ln Taupo is for sale. Brackenhurst is a Lodge with B&B, Homestay and Farmstay accommodation type facility in a comfortable, modern Lockwood design home that enjoys veiws over the 14 acres of surrounding country side. There is ample birdlife in the the tress nearby and the open spaces brings a peaceful and tranquil feel to guests fortunate to have stayed at this Bed & Breakfast lodging facility. On the farm is the added attraction of having Cattle, Sheep and Chickens sharing the farm acres with guests. An important feature is that Brackenhurst is a renown boutique Highland Cattle Stud dedicated to breeding Hummel Highland cattle that have won awards at shows and other competitions.  Income from the breeding of this cattle is as good as it gets on a 14 acre farm. Guests can stay in the private guest wing in the house, in a separate annex or the Cottage, all offering the ultimate in away from home comforts. With this, one notes that there are many very complimentary guest comment responses on various web pages for the enquirer to read up on. The property is a short distance north of Taupo and west of the famous Huka falls, the Wairakei thermal area and world famous Wairakei Golf Course. Fishing spots in the rivers and lakes are not too far away from the property.  * Accommodation Types :  includes 2 main house  bedrooms, the Annex and the Cottage * Room  types :  3 doubles and 1 single bedroom, * Site Facilities :  Farm attractions, acres of country walking in an away from it all  location.  * Services :  Breakfasts and other meals are served when requested. * Nearby :  Huka Falls, Wairakei, Lake Taupo & town,   Fishing and Sightseeing. Owners Accommodation When the other rooms are used for Guests the owners accommodation is upstairs in the main house and is a one bedroom facility with extensive country views and an office. Brokers Comments Brackenhurst is a wonderful property in an idealic country setting, not far from Taupo town and the lake.   This Freehold Going Concern is being sold as a Bed & Breakfast business with Farming activity associated with it.  There is farming equipment and storage units available on site. To purchase this property will perhaps signal a new lifestyle in hosting guests in the surrounds of some of New Zealands best countryside. Brackenhurst is also well known for its Highland Cattle breeding programme and has won awards for best of breed. A nice little side line business on its own. Taupo and Wairakei Taupo town is located at the outlet of Lake Taupo, New Zealand's largest lake, in the north-east corner of the lake where it discharges the Waikato River. The river flows over one of New Zealand's most spectacular waterfalls at Huka Falls, a short distance north of the town. Taupo is a centre of volcanic and geothermal activity and hot springs suitable for bathing are located at several places in the vicinity. The volcanic mountain of Mount Tauhara lies 6 kilometres to the east with New Zealands famous snow skiing fields of Mount Ruapehu and the Tongariro National Park, a short drive south of the town. Broker Details Ross M. LarsenTourism Properties Broker for the Lower North IslandPhone :  NZ ... Email :  ... Key selling points: Near the Great Lake - Taupo, in a beautiful country setting B&B, Homestay and Farmstay - all rolled up into one. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t120402/

Guest house, pool Caniwi Lodge & Chalets, a Lakeside Country Estate in Taranaki is for sale. As a statement of class this property in a beautiful sheltered valley, not far from the township of Eltham in Taranaki, has it all. The majestic cedar Lodge is elegantly positioned in an impeccable setting of park like gardens with extensive lawns and the 90 acre farm of the highest caliber is enhanced by woodlands of exotic and native trees. The farm grazes cattle and would suit horses, deer and horticulture including grapes and olives if the new owner desires. The property has its own boatramp and jetty on Lake Rotorangi, arguably the best wakeboarding and waterskiing lake in New Zealand. Guests use the glassy waters for kayaking and experience the tranquility of this remarkable wilderness in paradise.Facilities at the Lodge Four Star Plus and Enviro - Bronze Qualmark rating Lodge private guest rooms with Dining room and LoungeWonderful gardens and expansive lawnsFour Chalets overlooking the lake and countryside.Kayaking and boat cruises on the lake for guestsSpa Pool and BBQ areasFarm Walks, Croquet and Clay bird shootingGames room with Pool Table and DVD librarySuitable for Corporate retreats and weddingsCaretaker residenceFully operational farm with reliable incomeThe Farm The current owners graze dairy heifers for a local farmer and the year round income from this is of a reliable nature. The farmland is well manicured and suitable for other income means if desired. The farm walks are a wonderful pastime for guests of the Lodge. The pet pig " Mini " is the best of garbage digestors to be found. Brokers Comments One does not get to see this type of Lakeside country retreat that often in New Zealand and the Caniwi Lodge & Chalets certainly does have a class of its own. This property is ideal for corporate retreats and weddings and with a travel time from the city of New Plymouth of just over an hour, it is within easy reach for guest arrival. My initial thoughts were that the property would be an ideal integrated resort with the inclusion of more chalets in different positions on the many farm lookouts with luxury cabins amidst the cedar and redwood trees that are themselves a wonderful feature leading to the lake side. Perhaps the setting up of a network of golf cart driveways that would link up the lakeside jetty, The farms outer reaches and the Lodge facilities and accommodation units would be a way to go. To stay the way it is with a new owners flare and creativity also appeals.   Eltham & Taranaki New Zealands success as a dairying nation has many links to this rural town. Chinese businessman Chew Chong exported the countrys first butter from Eltham to England in 1884. He also built the first dairy factory in 1887.  Historically, Eltham has been the most highly industrialised town (per capita) in New Zealand and currently has a small population of 2100 with a range of shops and services. Today, cheese is the towns main claim to fame. Visitors to Eltham can enjoy the charming Victorian and Edwardian buildings; the walk around beautiful Lake Rotokare, which is fed by natural springs; and the chance to buy locally made gourmet cheeses. Protected by a proud snow-topped mountain, steeped in historic significance and pounded by the restless Tasman Sea, this is a region thats impossible to ignore...a sacred place like no other. First inhabited by ancient Maori attracted to its warm ironsand beaches, rich soil, prolific wildlife and venerable sleeping mountain...then by eager European pioneers keen to secure a piece of fertile country for farming...Taranaki is a veritable melting pot of cultures and lifestyles. Populated by descendants of ancient Maori through to early immigrants from Britain, Ireland, Poland, Switzerland, the Netherlands, China, India and many other countries, Taranaki is an ideal blend of New Zealands past, present and future. Youll still get a cheery wave from farmers and a hello from power walkers along New Plymouths coastal walkway, but you can also enjoy contemporary food and entertainment, plus a glimpse into New Zealands energy future via Taranakis fast-paced oil and gas industries. Taranaki is not just a place where cows lactate in the midday sun and oilrigs spring up suddenly from lush green paddocks. Its also a destination of rich arts and crafts, adrenaline-fuelled outdoor activities, spicy lattes overlooking the sea, quaint country hotels, large-scale music events, invigorating walks and mountain trails. Stretching from Mokau in the north to Waitotara in the south and Whangamomona in the east, the Taranaki coastline takes in more than 200km of swimming, walking, surfing, diving, kayaking, fishing and exploring opportunities...offering everything from ancient Maori cave carvings at Tongaporutu, the Sugar Loaf Marine Reserve off New Plymouth and popular Opunake Beach with its annual carnival, to Pateas clash of river and sea, the majestic White Cliffs at Pukearuhe, and desolate foam-edged swimming beaches than seem to stretch forever. Broker Details Ross M. LarsenTourism Properties Broker for the Lower North IslandPhone :  NZ (64 ) 21024 23141Email :  ross@tourismproperties.com

Guest house Brackenhurst  ln Taupo is for sale. Brackenhurst is a Lodge with B&B, Homestay and Farmstay accommodation type facility in a comfortable, modern Lockwood design home that enjoys veiws over the 14 acres of surrounding country side. There is ample birdlife in the the tress nearby and the open spaces brings a peaceful and tranquil feel to guests fortunate to have stayed at this Bed & Breakfast lodging facility. On the farm is the added attraction of having Cattle, Sheep and Chickens sharing the farm acres with guests. An important feature is that Brackenhurst is a renown boutique Highland Cattle Stud dedicated to breeding Hummel Highland cattle that have won awards at shows and other competitions.  Income from the breeding of this cattle is as good as it gets on a 14 acre farm. Guests can stay in the private guest wing in the house, in a separate annex or the Cottage, all offering the ultimate in away from home comforts. With this, one notes that there are many very complimentary guest comment responses on various web pages for the enquirer to read up on. The property is a short distance north of Taupo and west of the famous Huka falls, the Wairakei thermal area and world famous Wairakei Golf Course. Fishing spots in the rivers and lakes are not too far away from the property.  * Accommodation Types :  includes 2 main house  bedrooms, the Annex and the Cottage * Room  types :  3 doubles and 1 single bedroom, * Site Facilities :  Farm attractions, acres of country walking in an away from it all  location.  * Services :  Breakfasts and other meals are served when requested. * Nearby :  Huka Falls, Wairakei, Lake Taupo & town,   Fishing and Sightseeing. Owners Accommodation When the other rooms are used for Guests the owners accommodation is upstairs in the main house and is a one bedroom facility with extensive country views and an office. Brokers Comments Brackenhurst is a wonderful property in an idealic country setting, not far from Taupo town and the lake.   This Freehold Going Concern is being sold as a Bed & Breakfast business with Farming activity associated with it.  There is farming equipment and storage units available on site. To purchase this property will perhaps signal a new lifestyle in hosting guests in the surrounds of some of New Zealands best countryside. Brackenhurst is also well known for its Highland Cattle breeding programme and has won awards for best of breed. A nice little side line business on its own. Taupo and Wairakei Taupo town is located at the outlet of Lake Taupo, New Zealands largest lake, in the north-east corner of the lake where it discharges the Waikato River. The river flows over one of New Zealands most spectacular waterfalls at Huka Falls, a short distance north of the town. Taupo is a centre of volcanic and geothermal activity and hot springs suitable for bathing are located at several places in the vicinity. The volcanic mountain of Mount Tauhara lies 6 kilometres to the east with New Zealands famous snow skiing fields of Mount Ruapehu and the Tongariro National Park, a short drive south of the town. Broker Details Ross M. LarsenTourism Properties Broker for the Lower North IslandPhone :  NZ (64 ) 21024 23141Email :  ross@tourismproperties.com

Ranch, 241 square meters N4180005: EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - Low maintenance Farm house 62 Ha´s. A large farm all in pasturs, the bulk of which is deer fenced, Wool shed and deer handling facilities.Has waterfalls, river bush and total privacy. Style: Bungalow, Modern, Ranch Lot Features: Contour - Sloping, Very Private Exterior Cladding: Brick Roof: Concrete Tile Exterior Joinery: Aluminium External Features: Outdoor Lighting, Terrace, Verandah Recreational: BBQ Area Interior Construction: Cavity Brick, Gib Board, Insulated - Ceilings Internal Features: Floor - W-W Carpet, Kitchen - Breakfast Bar Master Bedroom: Ensuite Services: Hot Water - Electric Water-Sewer: Sewerage - Septic Tank, Water - Tank Heating-Cooling: Woodburner Appliances: Dishwasher, Electric Hob, Electric Stove, Range Hood Rooms: Dining - Kitchen, Family, Lounge - Dining, Open Plan Parking: Garage - Double - Selling price including Agency fee ! - situation Near to: Warkworth. situation/direction southeast. situation secluded hilly. view panoramic view condition: ready for immediate occupancy

Business for sale, right size, good financials, long lease, commercial Rosetown Motel is a great opportunity for first-time motel operators. It's the right size, the right price, in the right place and with all the right connections.Ideally situated on State Highway 3 at the Southern entry to Te Awamutu (it's the first motel that north-bound travellers see), Rosetown Motel comprises:* 9 spacious, self-contained ground floor motel units: 7x1 bedroom and 2x2 bedroom* Great flexibility, with units sleeping 2, 3, 4, or 5 persons* Off-street parking directly outside units * Parking for large vehicles (coaches, trailer units etc)* Swimming pool, Barbeque setting and private Spa Pool* Generous  3-4 bedroom managers' accommodation with sunny living areas and views to the mountains* Motel Kitchen and Laundry ( 3 machines) separate from Managers' accommodation* Purpose-built Motel Office separate from managers' accommodation under camera surveillance* Ample storage areas. The buildings are some 30 years old but are well-maintained and attractive. Facilities in all units include:* Cooking facilities * Sky TV (4 channels) and Freeview (15 channels) * Fridge * Convection heating* Individual Electric hot water supply* Hairdryer * Use of Motel laundry* Iron and ironing board * Wireless Internet Access The business is sound with excellent systems in place. A detailed Operations Manual will make settling in easy for the new owners.  The Motel is easily run by a couple with occasional casual help in peak periods. The regular part-timers are local and experienced. Motel minders are also available to enable the managers to get away on holiday. Rosetown Motel is a member of the Host Accommodation system, bringing regular and repeat clientele. It is also mentioned in the Lonely Planet Guide. The clientele is a useful mix of corporate, tourist and family. The large vehicle parking area makes it particularly attractive to regular truckies, rowers, boaties, horsey types and motorsport participants, all of whom are drawn to events in and around Te Awamutu. The current owners have earned a Qualmark 3 Star Plus rating (the only Qualmark rated motel in the area) and embrace sustainable tourism practices. There is potential to grow the business. The 2-bedroom units could be converted into 4 studios. In addition the vacant land alongside the Motel (on separate title but included in the Lease and currently used for large vehicle parking) might be converted to an RV park, a backpackers, or additional motel units. (No resource consents have been sought for such developments). Major developments such as a new dairy factory at Arapuni, a new shopping complex in Te Awamutu and annual dairy factory maintenance promise to bring sustained business to the motel. The lease expires in 2036 (27 years to run) with 2-yearly rent reviews - the next review is November 2010. The current rent is $60,000 pa plus a maintenance fund contribution of $3000 pa. About Te Awamutu The Motel is on a major route for travelers going south from Auckland or Hamilton, or north from Taranaki and the Central Plateau. It is centrally located to many other towns including Hamilton (30 km N), Cambridge (25 km NE), Otorohonga (30 km SW), and Raglan (50 km NW). Hamilton Airport and Mystery Creek Events Centre are some 20 km drive away. Te Awamutu, The Rose Town of New Zealand, is a vibrant rural community in the heart of the Waikato. It services the surrounding farming communities and is the council seat for the Waipa District. The population, including Kihikihi and the surrounding rural area, is 14,000. Te Awamutu hosts many local and national sporting events at facilities including the Trust Waikato Swimming and Events Centre, the Kihihiki Speedway, domain and equestrian facilities, and the Te Awamutu Sports Club. Local attractions include Te Awamutu's world-renowned rose gardens; heritage walks; reserves and parks; Maungatautari Ecological Island; Mounts Pirongia, Kakapuka, and Wharepapa (some of the best rock climbing areas in New Zealand); and the famous Waitomo Caves. There are half a dozen top-class golf courses nearby. Lake Karapiro is handy. And of course, Te Awamutu is the home town of music stars Tim and Neil Finn, of Crowded House and Split Enz fame. A visit to their old haunts on the "Finn Trail" and the "History Never Repeats" Exhibition at the museum are a must.

Business, right size, good financials, long lease, commercial for sale Rosetown Motel Leasehold Interest for sale in Te Awamutu, Waikato, NZ. Great starter motel on Main Highway . Right size (9 units), right position, right price! Excellent financials available. NZ$299,000 plus GST if any Rosetown Motel is a great opportunity for first-time motel operators. It's the right size, the right price, in the right place and with all the right connections.Ideally situated on State Highway 3 at the Southern entry to Te Awamutu (it's the first motel that north-bound travellers see), Rosetown Motel comprises:* 9 spacious, self-contained ground floor motel units: 7x1 bedroom and 2x2 bedroom* Great flexibility, with units sleeping 2, 3, 4, or 5 persons* Off-street parking directly outside units * Parking for large vehicles (coaches, trailer units etc)* Swimming pool, Barbeque setting and private Spa Pool* Generous 3-4 bedroom managers' accommodation with sunny living areas and views to the mountains* Motel Kitchen and Laundry ( 3 machines) separate from Managers' accommodation* Purpose-built Motel Office separate from managers' accommodation under camera surveillance* Ample storage areas. The buildings are some 30 years old but are well-maintained and attractive. Facilities in all units include:* Cooking facilities * Sky TV (4 channels) and Freeview (15 channels) * Fridge * Convection heating* Individual Electric hot water supply* Hairdryer * Use of Motel laundry* Iron and ironing board * Wireless Internet Access The business is sound with excellent systems in place. A detailed Operations Manual will make settling in easy for the new owners. The Motel is easily run by a couple with occasional casual help in peak periods. The regular part-timers are local and experienced. Motel minders are also available to enable the managers to get away on holiday. Rosetown Motel is a member of the Host Accommodation system, bringing regular and repeat clientele. It is also mentioned in the Lonely Planet Guide. The clientele is a useful mix of corporate, tourist and family. The large vehicle parking area makes it particularly attractive to regular truckies, rowers, boaties, horsey types and motorsport participants, all of whom are drawn to events in and around Te Awamutu. The current owners have earned a Qualmark 3 Star Plus rating (the only Qualmark rated motel in the area) and embrace sustainable tourism practices. There is potential to grow the business. The 2-bedroom units could be converted into 4 studios. In addition the vacant land alongside the Motel (on separate title but included in the Lease and currently used for large vehicle parking) might be converted to an RV park, a backpackers, or additional motel units. (No resource consents have been sought for such developments). Major developments such as a new dairy factory at Arapuni, a new shopping complex in Te Awamutu and annual dairy factory maintenance promise to bring sustained business to the motel. The lease expires in 2036 (27 years to run) with 2-yearly rent reviews - the next review is November 2010. The current rent is $60,000 pa plus a maintenance fund contribution of $3000 pa. About Te Awamutu The Motel is on a major route for travelers going south from Auckland or Hamilton, or north from Taranaki and the Central Plateau. It is centrally located to many other towns including Hamilton (30 km N), Cambridge (25 km NE), Otorohonga (30 km SW), and Raglan (50 km NW). Hamilton Airport and Mystery Creek Events Centre are some 20 km drive away. Te Awamutu, The Rose Town of New Zealand, is a vibrant rural community in the heart of the Waikato. It services the surrounding farming communities and is the council seat for the Waipa District. The population, including Kihikihi and the surrounding rural area, is 14,000. Te Awamutu hosts many local and national sporting events at facilities including the Trust Waikato Swimming and Events Centre, the Kihihiki Speedway, domain and equestrian facilities, and the Te Awamutu Sports Club. Local attractions include Te Awamutu's world-renowned rose gardens; heritage walks; reserves and parks; Maungatautari Ecological Island; Mounts Pirongia, Kakapuka, and Wharepapa (some of the best rock climbing areas in New Zealand); and the famous Waitomo Caves. There are half a dozen top-class golf courses nearby. Lake Karapiro is handy. And of course, Te Awamutu is the home town of music stars Tim and Neil Finn, of Crowded House and Split Enz fame. A visit to their old haunts on the "Finn Trail" and the "History Never Repeats" Exhibition at the museum are a must.

Business, unsurpassed reputation, established 32 years, outstanding fit out, scope to expand operating hours, commercial for sale For 32 years Andre Teiessonniere has been serving local and international visitors to his renowned L'Escargot Restaurant with excellent cuisine and outstanding service. This is your chance to own a New Zealand food icon. Great location & outstanding fitout Andre's L'Escargot - Taranaki's Premier French Restaurant, Brougham Street New Plymouth.For 32 years Andre Teiessonniere has been serving local and international visitors to his renowned L'Escargot Restaurant with excellent cuisine and outstanding service. This is an outstanding opportunity for a talented Chef or dedicated "Foodie" to take their passion to the next level. This business has everything you need: * Great Location, * Outstanding Fitout, * Unsurpassed Reputation. The Fitout and Chattels in this restaurant are of a very high standard, as you can see from the Photographs. The layout is flexible; with intimate corners, room for larger groups, and the much sought after private mezzanine. Current operating hours are evenings only, Monday to Saturday. The Restaurant is closed Sunday. This provides real scope for a new operator to increase revenues by tapping into additional luncheon and coffee trade. Would also make a fantastic late night venue - bar or night club. For the astute the Freehold is also available. More Details to come. About New Plymouth: New Plymouth is the major city in Taranaki, situated on the west coast of the North Island of New Zealand. It is named after Plymouth, Devon, England, from where the first English settlers came.The city is a service centre for the region's principal economic activities including intensive pastoral activities (mainly dairy farming) as well as oil, natural gas and petrochemical exploration and production. In 2008, New Plymouth won multiple awards as a city including: Criteria award for Community Sustainability and Gold award for (natural) community project - the Coastal Walkway New Plymouth is also noted for being a coastal city with Mt Egmont within 30 minutes drive. Residents and visitors to New Plymouth can snowboard, ski, water ski and surf all in the same day.Contact the Broker: Steve Swann is the Specialist Hospitality Business Broker that is acting for the Owner of this property. He is happy to discuss this property's details at any time, please refer to the contact details on this page.

House / home, rural living with harbour views, home with income, residential for sale BEAUTIFUL & PRIVATE. Rural living at its best!! Panoramic rural and harbour views: SEE VIDEO ON WEBSITE: http:/www.coastalchalet.co.nz The Coastal Chalet Suites – Country Living at its best!! Beautiful & Private This property is all about “lifestyle”. From the moment you drive up the palmed driveway to the main chalet and walk out onto the deck – a calmness transcends your whole body – the setting is tranquil – the place is pure beauty – the views spectacular.. You are standing on the ground of an ancient Maori Paa – (Purunui paa) – one of the 180 Paa sites identified around the Whangaroa area of which only about one third have been named. “Ohakiri” St. Paul’s Rock stands majestically in the foreground surrounded by rolling green hills dotted with local farm animals . A view of Waitapu Bay with calm waters and local fishing boats adds to the wonder of the environment. The owner has combined the beauty of the surrounding countryside with the luscious foliage of the Far North: Tropical palm gardens surround the Chalets and colourful succulents adorn the pathways and driveways. The gated entranceway welcomes you to this 5 acre paradise called “The Coastal Chalet Suites” Best described as “Boutique Accommodation” the three private, self contained suites are furnished and decorated to satisfy the most discerning traveler who craves privacy and comfort. Suite A: Upper Main Chalet – 3 levels of sheer luxury with large entertaining deck. Sleeps 2-4 adults $325.00 pn. (2 adults) Suite C: Separate Chalet – Sleeps 2 adults – wonderful views from private deck $250.00 pn (Wheelchair friendly suite) Plus 2 car Garage (adjoining Suite C) All suites have open plan tiled bathrooms, hand crafted wood kitchens, ensuite bathrooms, superior furnishings & linens, widescreen TVs, Sky TV, DVDs (100s of DVD movies), CDs, private decks with hot tubs, BBQs and outside dining areas. PROPERTY: - consists of - approximately 1 acre of Chalets & tropical gardens . over 1 acre of fenced grazing areas (3 fully fenced paddocks and a fenced grazing area on the upper hillside for cattle Currently grazing: 4 Highland cattle (registered with the NZ Highland Cattle Society) ,2 alpacas & 4 Pitt Island sheep.. Plus: 3 acres of 25 year old pine tree forest on the top of the hillside. FLOOR AREA: Suite A: UPPER CHALET 146m -= plus timber deck area: 108m (3 levels). Suite B :LOWER CHALET 73m - plus patio area (2 levels) . Suite C: SEPARATE CHALET 53m plus deck area (1 level) . 2 car Garage: 50m .Landscaped gardens, lawns, driveways and coloured concrete parking and turnaround areas. Land area: Flat, gradual & steep (Fully fenced for grazing) Exterior Cladding: Timber frame supporting rusticated weatherboard Foundations: Concrete Slab and Pile Flooring. Timber Joinery : A mixture of timber and aluminium Roofing: Decramastic Tile Internal Linings: Both timber paneling and Gibraltar board CHATTELS: 3 luxury self contained suites with hand crafted chalet kitchens, open plan tiled bathrooms, superior bedrooms with en suites and walk in closets, lounge/dining areas, private decks with spas, barbeques and outside dining areas. Beautiful Kauri sarking and walls in main chalet with Rimu floors on lower level and new carpeting on upper 2 levels. Suites B & C have new terra-cotta tiled flooring. Separate Guests Laundry Room with super sized washer & dryer. Ironing facilities 2 car garage with additional super sized washer & dryer All new furniture, Fittings, Appliances, Linens, Kitchenware included; Furniture features: handcrafted kauri & totora tables, custom designed luxury couches with sofa beds, 1x widescreen TV, 3 x 32 widescreen TVs, and more.....Appliances features:: (2) Supersized Ovens, (1) small oven, (3) Fridges, (1 with icemaker) (3) Dishwashers, (2) Supersized washers & dryers, (3) microwaves, Kitchenware includes: Crockery, toasters, electric jugs, silverware, pots & pans, cooking utensils, - all kitchens are fully stocked. Linens: Spa & Bath Towels, luxury bedding (superior linens: sheets, duvets, pillows, cushions & kitchen linens. Beautiful, easily maintained landscaped gardens with irrigation. Palmed driveway, Flat Lawn area, Childrens playground area. Superior Wood signage at entranceway – Street Signage. BUSINESS: The property is freehold. The business has been operating for approximately 3 years providing both summer and winter accommodation. Website generates over 25,000 hits per month due to extensive marketing program. Awards: 5 star Boutique Lodgings. 4 star plus Qualmark. LOCATION: 30 mins to New Zealand's ''Best small town'' of Kerikeri surrounded by wineries and orchards,* 25 minutes to Kerikeri/Bay of Islands Airport * 5 mins to local sandy beaches, restaurants (2 within 5mins of the Chalets) , harbour, fishing, kayaking, bush walks. Local School bus at gate. Fantastic Private schools in Kerikeri. 4 1/2 hour drive from Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand BOATING/FISHING: Whangaroa is an area of unspoiled beauty with amazing rock formations and regenerating bush. Known as the Marlin Capital of the New Zealand with some of the best game-fishing in the world. Safe for kayaking and small-boat fishing.. GOLF: Only 25 mins to Kauri Cliffs (the amazing world class golf course) 45 mins to Beautiful Carrington Golf Course and minutes away from local golf courses. FOR A VIDEO TOUR OF THE PROPERTY visit the website: http://www.coastalchalet.co.nz

Business for sale, price on application - well worth the enquiry, in a brilliant location - right next to new shopping centre, commercial Aubyn Court Motor Lodge in Palmerston North, business for sale Now this one is a real gem of a property. In my honest opinion this business is one that has many attributes that cut it - that stands out and is all appealing to potential buyers of this business. The Aubyn Court Motor Lodge is situated in an ideal location on Ferguson Street - at the top of and before Fitzherbert Avenue, the Motel strip of Palmy, and so gets great location exposure which works well for occupancies of the motor lodge. With the new Shopping mall just opposite and the City Centre just through the Mall there are, in my oppinion, no better located motels that service this part of the city. The Motor Lodge has 30 excellent accommodation units with a wide selection of room types tailored to suit individual guest needs - Executive Suites, Studio Suites and family suites - one and two bedroom, in the inventory. Some of these have a mezzanine floor above it all !!  Spa baths in the rooms and bathrobes and fine bed linen top up the style of this " Lodge in the city ". Owners Accommodation The owners accommodation is a very comfortable 3 bedroom sized apartment above reception with huge living, Dining and Kitchen facilities. Not much better out there than what is at this Motor Lodge for the comfort of the business owner.  Brokers Comments This is a very nice Motor Lodge and will continue to keep the owners busy with a great selection of Corporate, Family and other business that prefer being real close to town facilities. There is very little work needed to be done on this property where the grounds and buildings are well kept and the rooms are spotless.  The Location really does slot into that often used real estate phrase - Location Location Location - The new Shopping Mall and the Town Centre through the mall makes it just that !!!  a great location and business will build rapidly from this. Certainly well worth looking at is this one - with a Budget over 1 Million - lets chat. Sale Price on Application. Palmerston North Palmerston North is situated in the central part of the lower North Island of New Zealand. It is a hub of activity for farming and industry. An international airport is situated near to the city. The city is host to an array of activities and attractions - an Interactive Science Centre, the Manawatu Museum, Galleries, Golf Courses, walkways, indoor carting and rock climbing. Each October to March the city is alive with the Stock Car Racing season including World Championship races. Palmerston North has a population of 78,000 people and is currently the 11 largest city in New Zealand Broker Details Ross M. LarsenTourism Properties Broker for the Lower North IslandPhone :  NZ (64 ) 21024 23141Email :  ross@tourismproperties.com

Commercial The Location:The White Hart Hotel occupies a prominent corner site on a town centre intersection that has long been associated with hotels. It is a very good example of a traditional New Zealand corner pub, once a common building type but now becoming rarer. It has survived in relatively authentic form for a building of this type. As the oldest pub in the centre of Hawera still serving its original use, it has strong historic value. Its reminiscent of the time when the town was built completely of timber. The building has a high "townscape" value for its scale, decorative interest and "sociability" in that it has a two storey verandah on the street frontage. It is one of only two buildings in the centre of Hawera with this feature. (Source: HAWERA TOWN CENTRE Heritage Inventory - Prepared by Chris Cochran BArch ANZIA Conservation Architect, for the South Taranaki District Council, June 1998, amended and reprinted in June 2003). The Bar: There are two bar areas serviced by a central "U" shapes bar. The bars are light, clean and well maintained. The smaller bar has a pool table, the larger bar area has a darts area. A 15 machine gaming room is at the far end of the main bar. The Restaurant and Courtyard: The Restaurant is warm and friendly, seating about 34, including "Old Mac's Shack" - a popular rustic private alcove in one corner. There is a small sheltered outdoor courtyard off the restaurant with additional seating. Access to the Restaurant is from the Bars via the Hotel foyer, and from a separate street entrance. The Restaurant also has its own bar. Accomodation: Upstairs there are 16 tidy Rooms. 2 double rooms with ensuites, 7 twin rooms and 7 single rooms. There's also a guest lounge/tv room, guest toilets and showers, and access for guests to the upstairs verandah. Owners Accomodation: This is a quiet spot tucked away above the Hotel. The owner's apartment has recently been renovated in nice neutral colours. It's light, warm and feels secure. This apartment consists of a reasonable size master bedroom, with two additional rooms which could be used as separate bedrooms, or bedroom and office/study. The lounge, dining and kitchen are open plan, and have access onto the verandah. Business Broker's Comments: The current owners have worked steadily for the last eleven years and are now ready for a break. The mixed income streams (liquor / food / accommodation) are well balanced and provide a very solid platform. This Business is trading well, is well maintained, and offers a steady income to a couple or partnership prepared to apply them-selves. About Hawera: South Taranaki is on the west coast of New Zealand's North Island and contains the towns of Hawera, Waverley, Patea, Opunake, and Eltham. South Taranaki is predominately a Dairy Farming area, with many historical sites. Hawera is the largest of the South Taranaki towns that developed to support the surrounding farm blocks. Hawera means 'the burnt place' or 'breath of fire' and takes its name from the old Maori village of Te Hawera, which was located approximately 3 km south east of the present town. Hawera has a rich cultural history. Original blockhouses, redoubts, monuments and well preserved pa sites tell of early Maori life and the Maori-European Land wars. Hawera is blessed with a mighty mountain at its backdoor. But Hawera is more than that; it has such a brilliant Aquatic Centre, fantastic beaches close by, and of course it's the start of the Surf Highway 45 Contact the Broker: Steve Swann is the Specialist Hospitality Business Broker that is acting for the Owner of this property. He is happy to discuss this property's details at any time, please refer to the contact details on this page. Key selling points: Established Operation Multiple Income Streams Historic Building Town Centre Location Renovated Manager/Owners Apartment. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t115649/

Hotel, pool The Location:The White Hart Hotel occupies a prominent corner site on a town centre intersection that has long been associated with hotels. It is a very good example of a traditional New Zealand corner pub, once a common building type but now becoming rarer. It has survived in relatively authentic form for a building of this type. As the oldest pub in the centre of Hawera still serving its original use, it has strong historic value. Its reminiscent of the time when the town was built completely of timber. The building has a high "townscape" value for its scale, decorative interest and "sociability" in that it has a two storey verandah on the street frontage. It is one of only two buildings in the centre of Hawera with this feature. (Source: HAWERA TOWN CENTRE Heritage Inventory - Prepared by Chris Cochran BArch ANZIA Conservation Architect, for the South Taranaki District Council, June 1998, amended and reprinted in June 2003). The Bar: There are two bar areas serviced by a central "U" shapes bar. The bars are light, clean and well maintained. The smaller bar has a pool table, the larger bar area has a darts area. A 15 machine gaming room is at the far end of the main bar. The Restaurant and Courtyard: The Restaurant is warm and friendly, seating about 34, including "Old Macs Shack" - a popular rustic private alcove in one corner. There is a small sheltered outdoor courtyard off the restaurant with additional seating. Access to the Restaurant is from the Bars via the Hotel foyer, and from a separate street entrance. The Restaurant also has its own bar. Accomodation: Upstairs there are 16 tidy Rooms. 2 double rooms with ensuites, 7 twin rooms and 7 single rooms. Theres also a guest lounge/tv room, guest toilets and showers, and access for guests to the upstairs verandah. Owners Accomodation: This is a quiet spot tucked away above the Hotel. The owners apartment has recently been renovated in nice neutral colours. Its light, warm and feels secure. This apartment consists of a reasonable size master bedroom, with two additional rooms which could be used as separate bedrooms, or bedroom and office/study. The lounge, dining and kitchen are open plan, and have access onto the verandah. Business Brokers Comments: The current owners have worked steadily for the last eleven years and are now ready for a break. The mixed income streams (liquor / food / accommodation) are well balanced and provide a very solid platform. This Business is trading well, is well maintained, and offers a steady income to a couple or partnership prepared to apply them-selves. About Hawera: South Taranaki is on the west coast of New Zealands North Island and contains the towns of Hawera, Waverley, Patea, Opunake, and Eltham. South Taranaki is predominately a Dairy Farming area, with many historical sites. Hawera is the largest of the South Taranaki towns that developed to support the surrounding farm blocks. Hawera means the burnt place or breath of fire and takes its name from the old Maori village of Te Hawera, which was located approximately 3 km south east of the present town. Hawera has a rich cultural history. Original blockhouses, redoubts, monuments and well preserved pa sites tell of early Maori life and the Maori-European Land wars. Hawera is blessed with a mighty mountain at its backdoor. But Hawera is more than that; it has such a brilliant Aquatic Centre, fantastic beaches close by, and of course its the start of the Surf Highway 45 Contact the Broker: Steve Swann is the Specialist Hospitality Business Broker that is acting for the Owner of this property. He is happy to discuss this propertys details at any time, please refer to the contact details on this page.

Business, money-spinner!, brilliant position!, purpose-built!, big land!, commercial for sale Iconic Big Apple Restaurant & Shop 7-figure Turnover, Huge Profits! FHGC For Sale: PRICE REDUCED $400,000: NOW NZ$3,500,000 VENDOR FINANCE AVAILABLE 400+ seat restaurant & shop on key NZ tourist route. Lease option also for sale NZ$685,000 The Iconic Big Apple Restaurant and Shop: 7-figure Turnover, Huge Profits!FHGC For Sale: Price Reduced $400,000: now NZ$3,500,000Vendor finance may be availabel to qualified purchaser The Big Apple is a huge, purpose-built 400+ seat restaurant and souvenir shop on a key New Zealand tourist route. Situated on State Highway 3, half way between Otorohanga & Te Kuiti and close to the iconic Waitomo Caves, The Big Apple is ideally placed to capture tourists and travelers alike. Up to 500,000 people a year visit the Waitomo Caves and they cannot get there without passing by. The Big Apple has a very strong relationship with a large number of the major international inbound tourism operators and is easily the most popular venue in this very popular region. With its highly visible 7.5m "big apple" sign, easy vehicle access from either direction and massive 5,500m² parking areas, the Big Apple attracts visitors literally by the coachload. The Restaurant has developed a simple but effective cabinet food and buffet-style meals formula that delivers to the customer great value for money and yet is highly profitable. The proven systems, from purchasing through kitchens to the front counter, enable the restaurant to deliver hundreds of satisfying meals a day, at great speed to meet the coachlines' itineraries, with very few staff. The low maintenance building (1995) encompasses many natural colours with large amounts of timber also being used into enhance the country atmosphere, in keeping with the setting. Layout and décor are functionally attractive. The dining space is divided into three areas and there are extensive covered decks with BBQ for those sunny days. There are lovely rural views in all directions to soothe the frazzled traveler. Easy access from the restaurant can be made to the fruit orchard, gardens, farm animals and adjacent fruit & vegetable market. Regular restaurant operations are day-time only: 8.30am to 5.00 pm, 5 days a week, with Friday & Sunday 8.30 am to 8.00pm. These hours have the potential to be extended to generate additional income. In addition, the restaurant plays host to numerous functions, ranging from weddings to boxing tournaments! This aspect of the business can be further developed. Just completed is the restoration of a 1920's villa on the site which has been converted into a more intimate venue for functions up to 60 people with catering supplied from the adjacent main kitchens. The villa offers an exclusive additional dining facility for Private Tour Groups, Weddings & Conferences. Opened last year, the Souvenir Shop is already showing impressive returns. The shop offers a wide range of quality merchandise, from high-end NZ clothing and crafts to the inevitable fridge magnets. There is great growth potential here. The land area is approximately 5 hectares in two titles. There appears to be ample opportunity for further developments on the site: RV park, guest accommodation etc. (Note that no resource consent has been sought for such developments). The Waitomo District Council is very supportive of local growth developments and tourism is a high priority in the Waitomo District Plan. The property is self-sufficient in water (roof water and private bore) and sewerage (bio-cycle system). A number of outbuildings and the major basement offer ample storage space. Owner's accommodation: The villa can be converted back into a home for the owners. A 5 bedroom brick house on the adjoining property can be rented - and is currently rented for Big Apple staff. There is also plenty of land if the new owner wishes to build a dream home in the future! All the systems, top-quality chattels, stores and equipment necessary to continuing operations are in place. The staff is highly experienced, multi-skilled and stable. Forward bookings are impressive. This going concern really is going! The financials for this business are very strong and will be made available to qualified enquirers. A recent registered valuation fully supports the asking price.This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a New Zealand tourist icon, family-built over many years with a clear understanding of what works. The new owner will enjoy all the benefits of the retiring vendor's experience and the usual handover training period is offered.Alternatively, the leasehold interest is also available for NZ$685,000 plus GST if any. A new lease will be created to suit both parties. LOCATIONThe Big Apple is just 9km from the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves and adventure activity centre; and 1km from the renowned Waitomo Golf Course. The main highway location is midway from Auckland to National Park ski fields (Turoa and Whakapap) & midway on the journey from Taranaki to Auckland, Rotorua & Tauranga. The Big Apple is a natural place to break the journey. Nearby Otorohanga's unique Kiwi House and Bird Park draw thousands of visitors a year, while Te Kuiti offers everything from eco-adventures to hunting.

Business, popular cafe, good mix of corporate and casual clientele, scope to extend operating hours, scope to extend music theme, commercial for sale This is a good opportunity for a capable operator or working couple to build on the reputation established by the current owners. There is scope to extend the opening hours and seating capacity to add additional revenue. The Location:This cafe is located on the main road into Wanganui's central business district from Palmerston North and Wellington. It is well located in the centre of town with the City Council, Government Departments, and the Visitors Centre all close by. Wanganui regularly holds events that bring visitors to town. There are several bars close by that could provide evening clientele if new owners wanted to extend the existing hours. The Venue:This well known cafe and restaurant has been around for many years. It's housed in an historic building providing two dining areas, plus a lovely sheltered courtyard. The current layout provides seating for 55, including outdoor seating, but could easily add additional seating. The current owners have hosted Opera singers and other musicians, and they have all commented on the acoustics of this building. The decor includes 50's and 60's Formica tables - all familiar for our childhoods. The owners have recently added a great collection of retro Music poster around the walls, which are proving really popular with regulars and visitors alike. The Business:The current hours are Monday to Saturday, 7.30 am to 4.00 pm. Monday to Friday is very steady with office workers and tourists. Opening Sunday for brunch, and evenings Friday and Saturday, could provide good options for growth. The rent is reasonable for its location. The lease is renewable in June for three years, with a further right of renewal in June 2012. The plant (valued at approx. $65,000) consists of two restaurant ovens, double door fridge, two microwaves, Wega two group coffee machine and grinder, under bar drinks cabinet, under counter freezer, upright drinks cabinet, all tables and chairs, kitchen appliances, cutlery, glasses, crockery. The storage room has a chest freezer and fridge. Full plant list is available. All equipment has been well maintained and the Cafe has an 'A' grade hygiene rating. The annual turnover is over $300,000 and showing growth despite a competitive environment. The Cafe has a staff of 5 including a working owner and two part-timers. The current Owners wish to travel again. About Wanganui:Wanganui is located on the South Taranaki Bight, close to the mouth of the Whanganui River. It is 200 kilometres north of Wellington and 75 kilometres northwest of Palmerston North, at the junction of State Highways 3 and 4. Much of the city is on the river's northwest bank. The river is crossed by four bridges - Cobham Bridge, City Bridge, Dublin Street Bridge and Aramoho Railway Bridge (rail and pedestrians only). Close to the southeast end of the City Bridge is one of Wanganui's more unusual features, an elevator leading to a monument on the top of Durie Hill. Prominent buildings of the city include the Sarjeant Art Gallery, and the Royal Wanganui Opera House, which was built in 1901. Cook's Gardens are a major sporting venue, used for cricket, cycling, and athletics. On January 27, 1962, a world record time for running the mile was set by Peter Snell on the grass track at the gardens. A considerable proportion of Wanganui's economy relates directly to the fertile and prosperous farming area that surrounds the city. Other local industries include engineering and port facilities. Business Broker's Comments:This is a good opportunity for a capable operator or working couple to build on the reputation established by the current owners. There is scope to extend the opening hours and seating capacity to add additional revenue. The Music theme could be developed further by displaying additional memorabilia and hosting music groups and clubs. Contact the Broker:Steve Swann is the Specialist Hospitality Business Broker that is acting for the Owner of this property. He is happy to discuss this property's details at any time, please refer to the contact details on this page.