Steeped in history, Highfield Station was one of the first stations established in the Tasman region around 1862. Remarkably, it has remained in the same family for six generations-so when we say this is a rare and unique opportunity, we mean it.
From the moment you enter through the grand entrance, it's clear that this is no ordinary property. Every turn reveals another special feature, highlighting why this land has been cherished in the family for so long. Towering native trees, including majestic Rimu and Totara, frame the stunning grounds and established gardens, setting the scene for the original grand four-bedroom homestead, complete with a tennis court and swimming pool.
Beyond the homestead and heading out onto the land you will find a real mixed contour with approximately 530 Ha effective productive grazing land, comprising of a substantial area of prime flat to rolling productive pasture, with the balance of the effective land being scenic hill country grazing, enriched by winding creeks, native gullies, and mature bushland. A large block of established native forest and a small stand of second-rotation pine add further diversity to the landscape. The land is currently leased for sheep and beef fattening.
The station is 754 Ha in total, being in 12 titles there are plenty of options on the table to look at now and or for the next owner in the future. The potential options available include:
(1) 753 Approx. Ha in 11 Titles
(2) Approx. 239 Ha being everything Nor west of Eighty Eight Valley Rd including the tidy 4 bedroom home & second older dwelling (as is) ad all farm infrastructure.
(3) Approx. 514Ha Est of Eighty-Eight Valley Road with original homestead, grazing land and bush block
Other improvements include a 2nd dwelling being a 4-bedroom tidy home, a 3rd original run down/empty cottage, cattle yards, sheep yards, shearing sheds and multiple implement sheds and workshop.
When it comes to the location for a property of this significance and scale it would be near impossible to beat being just a short drive to Wakefield village and having everything that Tasman has to offer at your fingertips - so enjoy complete remoteness and country living without missing out on anything!
If this property has caught your attention, rest assured-it will exceed expectations. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate this extraordinary, historic, and cherished family estate.
Steeped in history, Highfield Station was one of the first stations established in the Tasman region around 1862. Remarkably, it has remained in the same family for six generations-so when we say this is a rare and unique opportunity, we mean it. From the moment you enter through the grand entrance, it's clear that this is no ordinary property. Every turn reveals another special feature, highlighting why this land has been cherished in the family for so long. Towering native trees, including majestic Rimu and Totara, frame the stunning grounds and established gardens, setting the scene for the original grand four-bedroom homestead, complete with a tennis court and swimming pool. Beyond the homestead and heading out onto the land you will find a real mixed contour with approximately 530 Ha effective productive grazing land, comprising of a substantial area of prime flat to rolling productive pasture, with the balance of the effective land being scenic hill country grazing, enriched by winding creeks, native gullies, and mature bushland. A large block of established native forest and a small stand of second-rotation pine add further diversity to the landscape. The land is currently leased for sheep and beef fattening.
The station is 754 Ha in total, being in 12 titles there are plenty of options on the table to look at now and or for the next owner in the future. The potential options available include: (1) 753 Approx. Ha in 11 Titles (2) Approx. 239 Ha being everything Nor west of Eighty Eight Valley Rd including the tidy 4 bedroom home & second older dwelling (as is) ad all farm infrastructure. (3) Approx. 514Ha Est of Eighty-Eight Valley Road with original homestead, grazing land and bush block Other improvements include a 2nd dwelling being a 4-bedroom tidy home, a 3rd original run down/empty cottage, cattle yards, sheep yards, shearing sheds and multiple implement sheds and workshop. When it comes to the location for a property of this significance and scale it would be near impossible to beat being just a short drive to Wakefield village and having everything that Tasman has to offer at your fingertips - so enjoy complete remoteness and country living without missing out on anything!
If this property has caught your attention, rest assured-it will exceed expectations. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate this extraordinary, historic, and cherished family estate.