229 Teapot Valley Road, Brightwater, Tasman

SoldJun 9, 2026

229 Teapot Valley Road, Brightwater, Tasman

Amount undisclosed

72.36 ac.

Land

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Jun 9, 2026

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About this property

This stunning grazing property offers buyers endless options for future use in what can only be described as a premium location. Positioned at the end of a quiet road, it is privately set while still being conveniently close to town and essential amenities. Land holdings of this scale and nature just don't come up in locations like this. Once the hub of a larger dairy operation, the property is now utilised for cattle grazing and comprises approximately 72.35 hectares of productive flat to easy hill country, with the exception of three small covenanted native bush areas. The block retains a well-established farm feel, enhanced by beautiful native plantings and mature trees scattered across the flats, along with excellent laneways and access tracks throughout. As the former main dairy platform, the new owner will benefit from the significant existing improvements, including a 30 A/S herringbone dairy shed (now repurposed into covered cattle yards), a four-bay hay shed, and a six-bay lockable implement shed

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Buyer's review

12 days ago

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Clear and accurate information with prompt responses.

Good knowledge of the property and chattels

Buyer

Seller's review

11 days ago

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A stressfree experience.

After engaging Harcourts to sell my farm the team moved quickly to get the paperwork done and with photos taken we were able to go to market in a timely manner. They let me know weekly by email & phone conversations how many viewings there had been & how they felt those viewings went. As it was a tender process they handled everything for me in a professional way that let me be able to carry on with my normal jobs knowing that they had it all under control. I chose Harcourts as I know their knowledge of the rural sector is very good & they have a well earned reputation in this area.

Diane Brooks

Seller