"The farm also has a lovely four-bedroom homestead set in attractive grounds, while a self-contained two-bedroom unit provides secondary accommodation."
Waterman says the property is 4km west of State Highway 2 within the highly regarded "summer safe" Norsewood farming area.
"Pukerimu benefits from a good water supply, a moderate climate, and reliable average rainfall of around 1950mm per annum.
"The generally easy contour of the land allows for any desired farming system, including 175ha of flat land, 229ha of rolling land, 109ha of medium hill, 46ha of woodlots and shelter belts and 34ha ineffective.
"Strategically planted shelter belts provide maximum protection for many paddocks."
The farm's infrastructure includes two sets of sheep yards, two sets of cattle yards, two implement sheds, a woolshed, haybarn, silage bunker and dog 'motels'.
"A highly functional deer shed is certified for velvet removal and was completely rebuilt internally in 2017 with a weighing platform and draft facility on a concrete floor," Waterman says.
A pumphouse, with a new pump installed in December last year, supplies water from a well to the farm's flats, complemented by flows from natural streams and reticulation schemes from dams.
"The bore has been flow tested and has the capacity to supply the whole farm if needed," says Waterman. "Water for the house and cottage is stored in a 30,000ltr tank, then filtered, UV filtered and alkaline adjusted."
Pukerimu's main commercial and educational centre is Dannevirke, with a school bus service transporting children to three primary schools and a high school.
"Local recreational activities include deer hunting and trout fishing," Waterman says.
