Michael and Linda are a dynamic husband-and-wife team at First National Roper and Jones Dargaville, bringing a wealth of experience and local knowledge to the Northland real estate market. Michael, a long-time Northlander, and dairy farmer possesses a deep understanding of the rural industry and honed his sales and service skills through six years of running his own livestock business. Since entering real estate in 2019, he has dedicated himself to helping others achieve their property dreams. Linda, a born-and-bred Te Kopuru resident, brings a unique perspective to the team, having traded her gumboots and overalls for a new chapter in the exciting world of real estate. With her strong work ethic and deep-rooted connection to the Kaipara district, Linda provides honest, loyal, and down-to-earth service to every client. Together, Michael and Linda leverage their combined expertise – from Michael’s rural background and sales acumen to Linda’s local knowledge and financial understanding – to guide clients through the intricacies of buying or selling property with confidence and trust. When not assisting clients, Michael and Linda enjoy spending time with their family, exploring the beauty of Northland, and cherishing moments with their beloved grandchildren.
Michael
2019 – NZQA Real Estate Salesperson
2017 – Level 4 ITO Farm Business Management
2002 – Registered ITO Trainer qualification
2002 – Dairy Farmers of the Year 2002 “Federated Farmers Title”
Linda
2024 – NZQA Real Estate Salesperson
2022 – Financial Management Certificate
2021 – Advanced Certificate in Xero
2021 – Certificate in Xero
2018 – Level 4 ITO Farm Business Management Certificate
2002 – Dairy Farmers of the Year 2002 “Federated Farmers Title”
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Looking for a manageable dairy farm with real potential? This 119.04 ha (more or less) unit in Donnellys Crossing offers the scale, setup, and lifestyle many buyers are chasing – without the overwhelming workload. With around 80 ha of effective grazing, it’s an ideal step for first farm buyers, owner operators, or those wanting toMore info
Set just 1.8km from Paparoa Village, this 6.8265ha (more or less) lifestyle block offers the perfect blend of space, privacy, and convenience. Whether you’re dreaming of running a few stock, or creating a peaceful off-grid retreat, this property gives you the freedom to make it happen. Fully fenced and thoughtfully set up with three damsMore info
If you’ve been craving space, independence, and a lifestyle that finally feels like yours, this off grid tiny home is the fresh start you’ve been waiting for. Built in 2021 and thoughtfully designed across 38m², this modern, fully compliant home sits proudly on a generous 1012m² (more or less) freehold section. Whether you’re stepping intoMore info
Space, Spring Water & Serious Workshop Power – Your Rural Dream Starts Here Your next chapter begins at 757 Opanake Road, a lifestyle property offering approx 9.221 hectares (more or less) of gently contoured land, just 18 minutes north of Dargaville. Set on an elevated site in the peaceful Parore district, this substantial 240m² homeMore info
How often do you get the opportunity to own part of an island? On offer is a tranquil 9.7125 hectare piece of island paradise that is situated in the mouth of the Kaipara Harbour, 55km south of Dargaville. A flat to rolling piece of land with stands of native bush. It has perfect pieces ofMore info
Welcome to 7 Jervois Street in Dargaville! This charming home is ideal for retirees and first-time buyers alike. With an open-plan living area, a cosy wood burner, and a heatpump, it’s designed for comfort year-round. Enjoy three spacious bedrooms, a large bathroom, and a kitchen that opens to a sunny deck-perfect for morning coffee orMore info
This well-maintained 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom brick home offers charm, comfort, and convenience in the heart of Dargaville. Set on a generous 1012 sqm section, the 1960-built property provides 110 sqm of cozy living space, featuring a sunny north-facing lounge, a modern kitchen, and a dining area. With insulation top and bottom and four heat pumps, thisMore info







