255 Rangiuru Road, Ōtaki
Kapiti Coast District
Tender
- 4,755 m²
- Section
Prime development opportunity
Position yourself for the future with this substantial 4,755m² (approx) parcel of residential land, right in the heart of Ōtaki.
Located within the Ōtaki Infill Zone, this is an exciting opportunity for developers, investors or land bankers looking to secure a sizeable holding in a growing and increasingly well-connected town.
The location is a real standout. Everyday amenities are all within easy reach, approximately 650m to the supermarket, 700m to the medical centre, 500m to Ngā Purapura Wellness Centre and gym, and 550m to Te Wānanga o Raukawa. For those travelling south or north, the expressway on and off ramps are approximately 3.4km away.
The current owners have already undertaken work towards the potential development of the property, with relevant reports and information available to be passed on to a new owner, providing a valuable head start on exploring the site's future possibilities. The site has power, water, sewer connections.
With 4,755m² of residential land, a central Ōtaki position and excellent access to key amenities, this is an opportunity to secure a significant development holding and get amongst the growth happening in Ōtaki.
Key Features •Services connected – power, water, sewer •4,755m² (approx) of residential land •Located within the Ōtaki Infill Zone •Prime central Ōtaki location •Approx. 650m to the supermarket •Approx. 700m to the medical centre •Approx. 500m to Ngā Purapura Wellness Centre and gym •Approx. 550m to Te Wānanga o Raukawa •Approx. 3.4km to the expressway on and off ramps •Previous development work and reports available
Opportunities of this scale, this close to the centre of Ōtaki, deserve serious consideration.
To be sold by Tender 4pm on 15th of October 2026
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Property data
- Land area4,774 m²
- Property categoryUse not published
- CouncilKapiti Coast District
- Valuation #15101-92202
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Title and land
Order a title record- Title numberWN151/212
- Title typeFreehold
- Legal descriptionSection 17 Township of Otaki
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