205 Mangaturuturu East Road, National Park, Ruapehu, Manawatu / Whanganui

The Perfect Spot for Hunting, Lifestyle, or Tourism! - It's the first and possibly the only time you will have an opportunity to secure what is available here. Located only 2 km off State Highway 4 in the picturesque Ruapehu district, this 76.89 hectares, in two titles, offers flat to easy undulating contour predominantly consisting of quality native bush. Small freshwater creeks run throughout the property which bounds the Mangaturuturu River and the adjoining Eura forest opening up unparalleled opportunity for those seeking a unique and versatile property. Whether you are an avid hunter, a nature enthusiast looking for a significant lifestyle property or an entrepreneur aiming to develop a tourism hub, this pristine bush block holds limitless potential. The area teems with red deer, and dense native flora provides excellent cover. Natural water sources ensure that wildlife thrives here, making it a prime location for hunting expeditions for all ages and levels of fitness. A network of internal tracks ensures that longer distances can be covered when heading into Erua Forest, home to a population of North lsland brown kiwi and Whio (Blue Duck). The tidy cottage has been renovated and comprises 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with partially double-glazed joinery, a lean-to carport, and an adjoining woodshed. Closely adjacent is a mature and spectacular house site where the Farm Station Homestead once stood until destroyed by fire in 2019. The front of the property, approx. 15 ha, is covered in pasture and subdivided into approx. four large paddocks, ideal for breeding trophy genetics to enhance the deer population. The property is first time on the market in nearly 50 years, and is situated in an area that has extremely limited freehold titles that are tightly held. It is a property where so many aspects are compellingly unique and hard to find. Perfectly placed halfway between Whakapapa and Pure Turoa skifields, it offers an incredible opportunity to develop a tourism venture that leverages the region's popularity, i