A Rare Masterpiece of Natural Beauty, Water, Wildlife & Development Potential

Set in one of the most breathtaking landscapes the region has to offer, this 10,238-hectare farm is an exceptionally scenic, diverse, and well-developed natural asset. With unmatched water security, robust infrastructure, extraordinary topography, and a thriving wildlife population, this property stands as a premier opportunity for eco-tourism, game breeding, agriculture or irrigation farming.

Unmatched Natural Water Resources

Water is the lifeblood of any large-scale operation, and this farm offers an abundance:

10km-long flowing river running through the property
Permanent natural spring with continuous water flow and extensive reed beds
Approximately 6 underground river channels
Strong, clean underground water – the farm lies within a natural catchment area
2 permanent earth dams and 1 non-perennial dam
12 boreholes, fully solar-powered, including one that feeds a productive Lucerne block
This exceptional water system ensures long-term sustainability for agriculture, game, and tourism.

Spectacular Landscapes & Varied Topography

From vast open plains to rugged mountain terrain, the property offers awe-inspiring scenery:

Direct access to the famed Mmamolomo Mountain (approx. 960m elevation)
Sweeping panoramic viewpoints
High-quality natural grazing fields
Dramatic rocky outcrops, koppies, and the iconic “Texas Koppie”
A beautiful flat ridge with historic stone-packed terraces
Extensive Black Reef hill formations
The Sand River, bordered by towering trees, cliffs, unique rock formations, reed beds, and permanent water pools — a natural paradise for wildlife
Strong Existing Infrastructure

The farm is exceptionally well-developed and ready for commercial expansion:

Main homestead – large, established, and well-positioned
2 large storage buildings
Staff quarters
4-way trough station
Landing strip suitable for light aircraft
Aircraft hangar
Slaughtering facilities
Direct tar road access along the Northern boundary
Eskom power lines crossing approx. 4km of the property
All key operational areas—including the main homestead, storage facilities, a lodge with 5 chalets, and multiple boreholes—are powered entirely by solar.

Lodges & Accommodation

A strong foundation for eco-tourism already exists:

Main lodge with 8 luxury chalets, beautifully nestled along the Sand River
Second lodge with 5 chalets, fully solar-powered
Natural setting offering privacy, riverfront views, and immersive nature experiences
Perfect for immediate tourism income or expansion into a world-class lodge destination.

High-Quality Grazing & Vegetation

Excellent natural grazing capacity
Dense populations of baobab trees
Unique Natural Feature: High concentration of Impala Lilies naturally growing in a specific area
Reed beds around natural springs offering superior winter feeding
Diverse vegetation supporting a wide variety of game
Extraordinary Wildlife Population

Estimated numbers – North of the Farm

394 Impala
74 Kudu
8 Cape Eland
39 Gemsbuck
103 Giraffe
10 Waterbuck
13 Nyala
3 Zebra
9 Hartebeest
1 Roan
1 Blue Wildebeest
1 Ostrich
5 Springbuck
85 Buffalo
1 Tsessebe
Estimated numbers – South of the Farm

2,500 Impala
170 Kudu
139 Eland
25 Gemsbuck
216 Giraffe
110 Waterbuck
60 Nyala
21 Zebra
2 Red Hartebeest
6 Bushbuck
13 Blue Wildebeest
27 Golden Wildebeest
5 Ostrich
7 Sable
The property offers unrivalled game-viewing, photographic opportunities, and game breeding potential.