Exclusive mandate, spanning just over 64 hectares this property offers a variety of possibilities for prospective buyers. Currently used as a private game farm, it has been a cherished retreat for family and friends over the years. This area of the Lowveld has it’s own unique character, the beauty of the Lowveld bush with it’s abundance of indigenous trees including Marula, Knob Thorn, and ancient Leadwood’s. A large waterhole near the main homestead provides an excellent spot for game viewing, while the gently undulating terrain and elevated areas offer spectacular views, particularly toward the granite outcrops of Mica. An internal road network links all areas of the property and the entire perimeter is secured with game fencing.

The farmstead has a charming three-bedroom farmhouse; main bedroom is en-suite with a shower, toilet, and basin, while the two additional bedrooms share a separate bathroom and toilet. A spacious, natural rock rondavel serves as the living room and flows into an open-plan kitchen and dining area. A separate, comfortable guest cottage includes an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, two bedrooms, and a shared bathroom. Both the farmhouse and the guest cottage open onto a large covered lapa with dining and bar areas, offering views of the nearby waterhole and the magnificent Drakensberg Mountains. Attached to the farmhouse is an enclosed patio housing a 15kVA Sunsynk inverter system, powered by 28 solar panels and 4 x 10.75kVA batteries. This system supplies electricity to both houses and staff accommodation. While the property is largely energy-independent, it still retains two Eskom connections and remains connected to the main grid.

Set away from the farmstead area is an inviting bush camp, featuring three natural stone, thatch-roof chalets, separate ablution facilities with his-and-hers showers, toilets and basins, and a spacious thatched kitchen and dining area with open sides that provide sweeping views of the Lowveld and Mica granite outcrops. A stone-built storeroom and boma complete the camp’s amenities. There are also areas that remain in their natural state, serving as a free-roaming area for wildlife. It showcases pristine Lowveld bush, mature Leadwood and Marula trees, and offers breathtaking views to the northwest.

Please note that not all game is included in the sale, current wildlife includes Giraffe, Nyala, Sable, Impala, and Wildebeest, among others.

Additional infrastructure includes:

• Air conditioning in the farmhouse
• Two equipped boreholes (one seepage)
• Jojo tanks and a pump house on one portion
• Two water points and two waterholes
• A single garage and shed with extra storage space for game feed and lucerne
• A small rondavel currently used as a tool shed
• Employee accommodation
• Quadruple and triple carports
• A large lapa and braai/entertainment area
• An Aloe garden
• Gated access