3211 Russell Road, Whangaruru, Whangarei, Northland

Forestry, carbon credit Investment, Ultimate Lifestyle or Eco Tourism Destination, or just your secluded hideaway.

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A rare Northland property with high ecological and biodiversity value.

45 Minutes from Russell via Russell Road. 50 Minutes from Whangarei. Only minutes to boat ramps & prime northland beaches. 219 Hectares comprising of approximately: 165 Hectares / 420 Acres Healthy untouched native bush thick with Kauri, Rimu and most other native species of all ages.

13 Hectares / 32 Acres of 30 year old Pines. Sale will include transfer of ETS carbon credits valued at around $120K depending on price and time of sale.

0.5 Hectare / 1.2 Acres older Pines.

11 hectares / 27 Acres Hilly Grazing.

29 Hectares / 59 Acres Manuka, fresh water wetlands etc.

The property is large & diverse enough to accommodate any number of activities including the Ultimate lifestyle property, Nature “chill out” escape, Eco Tourism Destination or “add on” to existing tourism / resort venture with various activity options for guests.

The property encompasses all the resources required to maintain a self-sufficient carbon neutral existence or commercial Eco Tourism operation.

The property would also be a great “bolt on” for a company seeking to offset carbon & whom might also need to invest in carbon reducing activities, not to mention being a great asset for employee & client wellbeing.

The property has two streams which originate on the property. Several other smaller springs feed onto or originate on the property. Mains power to the property. Eco options for power are wind with various suitable locations & hydro. The property is home to several endangered bird & plant species.

There is any number of housing sites and camping sites within the property.

I am the second owner in 70 years, no healthy native trees have been cut down in the native bush during this time. Very few people have ever been through this property as it has always been kept as a conservationist’s native forest block.