Coastal spot set for farm park
A large holding with sweeping ocean views is for sale with a shovel-ready project offering one of the last chances to develop a premium subdivision at a prized Hawke’s Bay coastal location.
The 67ha freehold site is minutes from Ocean Beach, whose white sand has been a favourite destination for generations of beachgoers.
The property is offered with resource consent from Hastings District Council to create 19 lifestyle lots in a comprehensive farm park development. A professionally created plan for the proposed Ocean Beach Farm Park is designed to take maximum advantage of the site.
Approved lots vary from approximately
2500-4500sq m. All are elevated and have been positioned among the landscaping and adjoining lots to optimise views over the sea and rural landscape, with the highest sections offering
360-degree panoramas.
“Once developed, this strategically thoughtout project will command section purchasers’ attention the moment they drive in via its treelined entrance,” said Kerry Geange of Bayleys Napier. “Thoughtfully located roads will lead to the individual building platforms, with the ocean view becoming ever more prominent with increasing elevation.
“Ocean Beach Farm Park will enable section
purchasers to enjoy rural living without the hard work – all just minutes from the ocean and within easy striking distance of the conveniences of Havelock North, award-winning wineries and Hawke’s Bay’s boutique rural and craft sellers.”
Ocean Beach Farm Park is offered for sale by
negotiation through Geange, Luke Dee and James Macpherson of Bayleys Havelock North.
Dee said the development opportunity was underpinned by its exceptional location.
“Ocean Beach is a classic Kiwi beach destination, much loved for its white sand and lowdensity development. It is largely unspoilt and retains the character of the past, along with modern-day convenience and superb recreational.
“Seldom does land in these locations become available, let alone a significant development opportunity.”
Macpherson said the sale represented one of the final chances to develop a premium subdivision so close to Ocean Beach. “With development approved and technical assessments and design completed and available to buyers, this project is truly shovel-ready,” he said.
Although the council has zoned the land for rural purposes, the resource consent provides for the farm park’s creation.
Macpherson said the concept allowed for smaller-scale, lower maintenance lifestyle living in the heavily protected rural environment of coastal Hawke’s Bay, limiting the work and risk associated with living in the country.
“The granted consent removes a significant portion of any uncertainty associated with the opportunity for the buyer and will save the purchaser the considerable time it would take to pursue planning permission from scratch. Much of the hard work has already been done. The scene is set for a new owner to make this legacy coastal project a reality.”