133 Jesmond Road, Drury, Papakura

Located in one of New Zealand's fastest-growing regions, this expansive landholding offers a rare opportunity for developers, investors and strategic horticulturalists.The property features a generous, level building platform, reducing the need for extensive groundwork and providing an excellent base for future development. Existing improvements include shade houses that require some refurbishment, along with an established irrigation pond, offering flexibility for horticultural, lifestyle or income-producing ventures.Enhancing its appeal, the property shares a boundary with 123 Jesmond Road, presenting a unique chance to secure both sites. Combined, these parcels yield three separate titles, opening the door to significant development opportunities within a high-growth area.This versatile asset is well suited to those looking to capitalise on regional expansion, secure future subdivision potential or hold as a strategic long-term investment in a tightly held location.Properties offering this level of scale and flexibility are seldom available in such a sought-after growth corridor. Whether your goal is to build, develop or invest for the future, this opportunity deserves serious consideration. This presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a valuable land holding, seeking offers on $3,200,000.Investing in Drury offers high-growth potential as it transforms into a major Auckland metropolitan hub, projected to house over 60,000 residents and create 12,000+ jobs within 30 years. Driven by billions in infrastructure investment, including transport upgrades and a new town centre, it offers high growth potential (forecasted 8%+ annually) for residential, industrial and commercial investment. Contact us today to learn more and schedule a viewing.PLEASE NOTE: Specified floor and land area sizes have been obtained from sources such as Property GURU, Auckland Council (LIM) or Title documents. They have not been measured by the Salesperson or LJ Hooker - TNB Property Services Limited . We recommend you seek your own independent legal advice.