Weekend Herald

For sale: Large developmen­t landholdin­g, plus up to 33 sections

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A substantia­l block of developmen­t land and up to 33 residentia­l house lots in a coastal location on Auckland’s northern fringe have been placed on the market for sale in a mortgagee process.

The coastal sections and land sit on the headland between Okura and the Whangapara­oa Peninsula.

The first block being marketed for sale consists of a 33.5ha developmen­t site previously labelled as ‘Village 1’.

The bare land is zoned under multiple classifica­tions — residentia­l, rural and coastal settlement zone, rural conservati­on zone, Weiti subprecinc­t B and Weiti sub-precinct C. A resource consent is in place.

Meanwhile, the second offering consists of up to 33 sections which are part of a 150-lot gated community subdivisio­n.

The sections range in size from 1620sq m to 2000sq m and had previously been marketed for sale with price tags starting at close to $1m.

Land within the residentia­l area is zoned residentia­l rural and coastal settlement, and Weiti sub-precinct A.

The two areas within the greater Weiti locale are accessed by 5km of fully sealed road running off East Coast Rd in parallel with State Highway 1.

The Weiti valley surroundin­g the land and sections for sale consists of native bush-clad hills, Department of Conservati­on reserves, protected wetlands parks, and rolling countrysid­e.

The land and sections are being marketed for sale, either as one parcel or individual­ly, by deadline private treaty through Bayleys Real Estate, with offers closing on November 6. Bayleys

Auckland corporate projects director Gerald Rundle said they were being sold as freehold records of title.

Bayleys Warkworth salesperso­n Michael Guy said the sections were part of a coastal gated community where houses had already been built and more were under constructi­on.

 ??  ?? The coastal sections and land for sale on the headland between Okura and the Whangapara­oa Peninsula.
The coastal sections and land for sale on the headland between Okura and the Whangapara­oa Peninsula.

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