Set across rolling rural country near Ashhurst, Wharite Rise presents a limited collection of generously proportioned lifestyle sections with outlooks towards the surrounding ranges. The available lots range from approximately 5,820m² to 1.6835 hectares, providing room to create a private family retreat, an expansive country residence or a more self-sufficient way of living.
Underground power will be supplied to each section, complemented by a chipseal right of way and vehicle crossings serving the new lots. Positioned within commuting distance of Ashhurst, Palmerston North and Feilding, the development balances peaceful rural living with convenient access to schools, employment and everyday amenities.
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Elevated lifestyle sections shaped by rolling contours, generous building opportunities and expansive rural outlooks.
Minutes drive away from Palmerston North City
Stunning views of Tararua and Ruahine ranges
Semi off-grid to full off-grid living opportunity
→ Underground electrical supply designed to service each section
→ Chipseal right of way and formed vehicle crossings
→ Proposed house sites identified across the lifestyle lots
→ Service easements to be defined as required
→ Shared access arrangements incorporated through Lot 12
Site works planned to commence in October 2026 and titles anticipated by April 2027.
Wharite Rise enjoys a peaceful position on Spur Road, where open countryside and range views create a sense of genuine rural escape within commuting distance of Palmerston North and Feilding.
• Short drive to Ashhurst village
• Approximately 20–25 minutes to Palmerston North
• Approximately 20–25 minutes to Feilding
• Convenient access to Ashhurst Domain and Te Āpiti–Manawatū Gorge
Ashhurst Domain offers riverside recreation, native bush, walking and cycling within an easy drive of the development. The 54-hectare reserve sits beside the Manawatū River and Ashhurst village.
The nearby Ruahine Range brings a dramatic natural backdrop to the area, reinforcing the development’s elevated rural character.
