Situated on the Lewis Pass Highway, only 25 minutes from Hanmer Springs and 90 minutes from an international airport, Glynn Wye is undoubtedly one of the South Island's greatest high country stations and has come to the market after 34 years of ownership by the one family.Since purchasing Glynn Wye in 1973, the family have created one of New Zealand's most productive high country stations. They have developed approximately 800 hectares of flats into approximately 50 paddocks with a large central lane way. Although the farm is already very productive, there is huge potential to increase production further through the development of vast areas of flats and downs. All these have a sunny north facing aspect and are easily accessible. In addition to this, around 3,100 hectares of lower hill country has been oversown and topdressed.An extensive deer unit of approximately 1,500 hectares has also been established that takes advantage of the strong sunny hill country adjacent to the flats. Modern deer handling facilities complement the well fenced and laned unit, subdivided into large open blocks ideal for large numbers of breeding hinds or velveting stags and the balance in smaller paddocks ideal for weaning and intensive feeding.Features of the property include a very high standard of roading, fencing, yards and buildings. These include two five-bedroom, one four-bedroom and two three-bedroom homes, a six stand woolshed, a deer shed and numerous hay, implement and utility sheds including a fertilizer shed to service the airstrip. There are also two large silage pits located at either end of the flats allowing for convenient access.The impressive list of well maintained plant and machinery includes modern tractors, an excavator, bulldozer, grader, large fleet of 4 wheel drive vehicles and even a fire engine.Of the 25,600 hectares (63,000 acres) that make up Glynn Wye, approximately 4,780 hectares (11,811 acres) are freehold with road or river frontage, the balance being pastoral lease. They not only boast the very productive farmed area, but also have vast tracts of native bush, rugged mountain tops and open tussock valleys that are home to large numbers of wild deer, pigs and chamois.The vast area which makes up Glynn Wye Station is demonstrated by the mountains that border the property and the number of rivers that run through it. The Tekoa Mountain Range is on its Eastern boundary and the Glynn Wye range extends almost the entire length of the Station down to Mount Longfellow on the Western Boundary. Glynn Wye has 6 rivers running through the property. Around 37 kilometres on the Waiau, Hope and Kakapo Rivers has excellent fishing .There has not been a farm of this stature for sale in the South Island for many years, so the availability of Glynn Wye offers purchasers a unique opportunity to own one of New Zealand's finest. TO BE SOLD AS A GOING CONCERN.