Nestled deep within the majestic Southern Alps, just 117 kms from Christchurch International Airport, New Zealand, lies a truly historic and iconic gem of New Zealand's high country beauty.
Immersed in rich folklore and established in 1861, Mount Algidus Station was born from the amalgamation of four sprawling high country runs. Today, it stands as an extraordinary property, spanning over 54,000 acres, seamlessly blending large scale farming, and the raw natural beauty of this extraordinary environment.
Positioned at the convergence of the Rakaia, Mathias, and Wilberforce rivers, life at Mount Algidus Station is ruled by the flow of these alpine waters. These formidable watercourses not only gift awe-inspiring natural splendor but give absolute seclusion.

Mount Algidus Station is a true titan in New Zealand high country farming. With top-tier infrastructure and dwellings, it is the pinnacle of high country runs. The heart of this station thrives on vast, fertile plains, and a legacy of continual improvements and good stewardship.