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5 Ha of excellent agricultural land with established mother lines for irrigation, complete with control valves. The property, buildings, and storage areas cover approximately 2 Ha. The remaining 5 Ha consists of natural Magaliesberg vegetation that slopes down to the Sterkstroom River.
Power: Eskom electricity, 380V three-phase.
Water: Two equipped boreholes that deliver approximately 12,500 liters per hour, which can be pumped for 12 hours a day. A third borehole is not equipped. The lower boundary is the Sterkstroom River, which flows into Buffelspoort Dam. Water rights have not yet been registered. There are 5,000L and 10,000L tanks that automatically refill when empty, along with two pressure pumps. The water is crystal clear and delicious,
Zoning: Agriculture and also as a "Guest Lodge." This makes it an ideal investment with numerous possibilities. Approved Building Plans.
Buildings: Stone-built thatched-roof cottage features 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a small storage room. The kitchen (with a gas stove), dining area, and living room are open plan with a gas fireplace. Upstairs is a large open area currently used as a bedroom, TV room, and study. A vigilant "farm watch" is in place with cameras along the road and excellent infrastructure.
4 lockable storage units with corrugated iron roofs, total 100 square meters.
Garage and Carports: A large lockable garage with ample storage space. Three carports with cement floors and corrugated iron roofs, plus a smaller one for a trailer. Laundry room where 3 washing machines and a tumble dryer can be connected for tenant use.
Braai area next to the house's large porch, surrounded by shade trees. Large circular braai area complete with a granite serving counter.
2 Worker quarters with electricity, flush toilets, access to hot and cold water.
5 furnished one-bedroom units, each with its own bathroom and kitchenette, shaded net parking. Current rental income is R15,600.00 pm, which can be increased.
The property is enclosed with 3m high block wire fencing, with access through a motorized sliding gate. One-third of the boundary fence serves as a wildlife barrier between my property and the neighbour's.
There are 4 bird enclosures with wire mesh and shaded roofs. There are also magnificent trees around the house, including a massive Wild Fig tree on a rocky outcrop and a large White Stinkwood tree in the middle of the lawn, providing lovely shade. The view over the Magaliesberg is fantastic.
Many indigenous trees, Monkey Thorn, Paperbark Thorn, Wild Syringa, Karee, Mountain Karee, Stamvrug, Van Wyk's Hout, Drolpeer, Boekenhout, Sugarbush, Coconut, Leopard, Spek, Thick bark, Kiepersol, Willows, Corkwood, Raasblaar, Fever, Medlar, and Lekkerbreek
fruit trees: Avocado, Lychee, Guava, Orange, Lemon, Tangerine, Quince, Pomegranate, Pecan, Macadamia, Granadilla, Peaches, and Velvet Peaches.
The property bordering the river. It is also an inland farm away from the tar road.
gatherings. e, the owls. The property is owned by the Magalies View Trust.
The property features a stone-built thatched-roof cottage with living spaces, security measures, and outdoor amenities including braai areas and well-maintained gardens. There are rental units generating a current income of R15,600.00 per month, with potential for increase.
The surrounding area is rich in natural beauty, bordered by the Sterkstroom River and adjacent to the Magaliesberg Nature Reserve, making it ideal for nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil getaway.
equipped boreholes that provide ample water supply. The property is zoned for agriculture and as a guest lodge, its location, bordered by the Sterkstroom.