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Far North

Okaihau

11 Harrison Lane, Okaihau

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Okaihau · Far North

11 Harrison Lane, Okaihau

Land Price

Negotiation

Land area

16.00 ha

Zone

Residential

Natural Hazards

None identified

Council services

Live reticulated water, wastewater, and stormwater data is not yet wired in for Far North. Check the LIM report or contact Far North District Council directly.

Title Type

Freehold · Fee Simple

Legal Description

Lot 2 Deposited Plan 337609

Title Area

15.76 ha

Easements

None identified

Mortgage

No mortgage

Encumbrances

None

Consent Notices

None

Covenants

None

6 registered instruments on title
Partial Discharge of Mortgage2011-03-30
Easement Instrument2010-06-21
Easement Instrument2007-12-24
DD2007-11-26
Easement Instrument2004-08-02
Easement Instrument2004-07-08

Lifetime cost · Devpro vs Building Code

What is the lifetime cost of a 4-bed home at 11 Harrison Lane, Okaihau?

Section price pre-filled from this listing. Tweak the build, mortgage, and running-cost inputs to see the 30-year picture.

The build

Mortgage

Running costs

Monthly mortgage — green-loan advantage

Building code

$4,157/mo

Devpro

$3,968/mo

Saving

$189/mo

Devpro vs Building Code — the investment case

YearIf held (savings)If sold — resale premiumIf sold — total Devpro advantage
0yr$0$76,500$76,500
5yr$24,586$97,635$145,680
10yr$52,835$124,610$228,736
20yr$154,838$202,977$478,163
30yr$253,937$330,628$785,893

If held = cumulative operational savings (mortgage interest + energy + HVAC service + replacements avoided). If sold = full net-position delta. Click any row to see the five components that make up the total advantage.

30-year "held" savings — where the money comes from

Mortgage interest (green-loan 1% off)
$67,945
Energy (70% lower, inflating)
$139,522
HVAC servicing (less run-time)
$19,932
HVAC replacements avoided
$26,539
Total 30-year savings
$253,937

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About this section

<p>Discover the perfect canvas for your dream home on this spacious 15.7ha (more or less) north-facing block of land with breathtaking views. Featuring an easy rolling contour and two types of high-quality soil, this property offers the ideal setting for creating your personal retreat<br /><br />A stream runs through a corner of the land, adding to the serene ambiance, while access to power makes development convenient. Imagine building your dream home here, with expansive views over the greater Bay of Islands.<br /><br />The current owner has already applied for subdivision, providing you with the option to proceed with development or simply enjoy the picturesque landscape. This is a rare opportunity to secure a prime piece of land in a sought-after location.<br /><br />Don't miss out on making this stunning property your own.</p>

Site context

What surrounds this land.

Road frontage

801 m

HARRISON LANE, ROLLING VALLEY LANE, WIROA ROAD

Nearest stream

setback may apply

Nearest river

Nearest coast

Nearest lake

Nearest wetland

RMA s6 constraint if close

Rail proximity

Powerline proximity

593 m

Distances are from the parcel centroid to Topo 1:50k features (LINZ). Road frontage is a proxy — centreline intersection with parcel boundary, not a legal access measure. Confirm setbacks with a district-plan check before purchase.

Survey & boundary

How well-defined are the boundaries?

Survey plan

DP 337609

Deposited 2002-09-01

Survey class

I is tightest, V is loosest

Survey marks near parcel

0

Redefinition survey

Unlikely needed

Based on plan age + survey class

Survey data from LINZ Landonline. A surveyor's boundary redefinition can cost $3–10k+ depending on site conditions — factor it in if you plan to build close to a boundary and existing marks are damaged or missing.

Aerial imagery

See the land from above.

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