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541 Gladstone Road, Gladstone

Carterton District

What you’ll love about this place

  • Waterfront: the land runs down to a river

From LINZ's topographic maps: how near the land comes to the water's edge.

Every sale and rating valuation published for this property, newest first. No sale on record yet.

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Property data

  • Land area39.1 ha
  • Property categoryUse not published
  • CouncilCarterton District
  • Valuation #18160-21400

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Title and land

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  • Title numbersWN17C/268, WN18B/416, WN521/141, WN7B/1087, WND1/412
  • Title typeFreehold
  • Legal descriptionLot 1 DP 25952, Part Old River Bed Survey Office Plan 25605, Section 1 SO 31307, Section 49 Tauweru DIST, Waikoukou Tauanui 3B Block, Waikoukou Tauanui 4A Block, Waikoukou Tauanui 6D2A Block
  • Old stream bed owned1,753 m²
  • Beside a river or lake999 m of boundary meets a river or lake bed with no title

The title includes a water bed (Part Old River Bed Survey Office Plan 25605). The bed is land the owner holds, but not the water over it: taking or damming water, and works in the bed, generally need council consent (Resource Management Act ss 13–14), and public access along the water may still apply. Where the water has moved since the survey, the boundary may have moved with it. Check the title and get legal advice before relying on it.

Registered instrumentsChecking the register… See the title summary →

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Building consents

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Zoning and hazards

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About Gladstone

Carterton District
156
Properties on the rating roll

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