Hoedspruit, Limpopo , Güney Afrika

This stunning property is privately located within Khaya Ndlovu; an exclusive Big 4 game reserve.

The property is tastefully decorated and furnished, and is sold fully furnished and equipped.

The open plan living area comprises lounge with fireplace; dining area and kitchen with separate scullery and pantry. The courtyard, storeroom and outside toilet are accessed via the scullery.

Large wooden stacking doors lead out to the expansive outdoor area with deck, covered patio, boma and pool. Wonderful views of the surrounding bushveld and mountains can be enjoyed from this area, as well as the vast array of birdlife and wildlife that regularly are seen.

A second patio can be found on the other side of the lounge area providing a lovely area where a coffee can be enjoyed as the sun rises.

The main bedroom is en-suite with built in cupboards and air-con. The spacious bathroom consists of a toilet, bath, twin basins and indoor and outdoor shower. The patio and pool area can be accessed via a sliding door.

The second and third bedrooms are found on the opposite side of the property. Both bedrooms are en-suite with built in cupboards and air-con. The second and third bathrooms comprise of a toilet, basin and indoor and outdoor shower.

The property is completed by a single garage.

Khaya Ndlovu is a private game reserve, situated 2,5km outside of Hoedspruit. It is an exclusive, low density, residential reserve with only 35 stands on 1,307 ha of pristine bushveld. Owners live amongst Lions, Leopards, Elephants, Cheetah, Wild dog and more. It is a well-managed share-block and the shareholders own the whole reserve; the game and their own particular house.

There is a well-maintained road network, covering approximately 45 kilometres of game drive routes with new additional tracks having been added. The farm has 3 dams – Hippo Dam – the biggest and best sundowner spot; Wild dog dam – the closest to the housing area and Western dam – a seasonal dam. During the summer months, seasonal pans fill with water which become popular watering holes for animals and birds alike. A new bird hide has been built and offers views onto a mud pan. Khaya Ndlovu owners also have access via a booking system to the neighbouring, Bloubank traverse area, which is 3,118Ha in size.