Superbly located in the central North Island between Gisborne and Opotiki and accessed through the Waioeka Gorge at the foot of Trafford’s Hill this Station offers a combination of expansive native bush, regenerating scrub valleys and approximately 100 hectares of pasture. Providing plenty of options for future development be it hunting, farming, tourism or as a land bank, this is a modern rarity and well worth an inspection.

At approximately 607 hectares, Raysburn Station provides secluded recreation yet is easily serviced from the Bay of Plenty or Gisborne regions, ideal for those who work hard but play hard as well. The opportunity is as equally ideal for the intrepid hunter gatherer, craving a potential smorgasbord of treats straight from Mother Nature’s pantry as it is for the thrill seeker that think they could have had a career riding a motorbike in the Moscow circus.

The residual tracks and fences from its days as a deer farm lead into the back country, offering the opportunity to have your journey rewarded with an array of wild game on offer. Significant areas of conservation land nearby provides further recreational opportunities, including first class fly-fishing in the nearby Waioeka River and Opato Stream.

If towering mature bush capped ridge lines, spectacular river views, tumbling waterfalls, wild game and your own private 600+ hectares of a national park equivalent do not do it for you, then don’t bother getting in touch to book your inspection.