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This farm is located 129km from Ceres in a typical winter rainfall area. It consists of 2 title deeds measuring 3,948 hectares in total. All necessary infrastructure for small scale irrigation is in place. The main assets are the 8 boreholes fitted with solar power pumps pumped into 8 water tanks. The water tanks are strategically located on an elevated hill close to the arable areas. Accommodation is a 3-bedroom house and 2 labour units. Other infrastructure are various outbuildings, 3 greenhouse tunnels and the perimeter fencing are jackal proof. The farm has cellphone and internet reception. Veggies are produced in the greenhouse tunnels. The climate is harsh and dry. Natural grazing is limited and the carrying capacity is 1:90 LSU. Due to the winter rainfall the vegetation bursts out into a mosaic landscape coloured by wildflowers in spring season. Some seasons, when the dry river flows after a good rainy season, it is possible to plant, and flood irrigate about 300-hectare. But this is a rare phenomenon. The typography consists of a vast plain, small hill, and a dry thorn tree-lined river. Game like Springbuck and Oryx roam this vast arid area. For sale at R5,520,000.00 (excluding VAT) Property Reference #: RL4126 Agent Details: Francois Neethling Agrisell 32 Ryneveld StreetStellenbosch7600

This farm is located 129km from Ceres in a typical winter rainfall area. It consists of 2 title deeds measuring 3,948 hectares in total. All necessary infrastructure for small scale irrigation is in place. The main assets are the 8 boreholes fitted with solar power pumps pumped into 8 water tanks. The water tanks are strategically located on an elevated hill close to the arable areas. Accommodation is a 3-bedroom house and 2 labor units. Other infrastructures are various outbuildings, 3 greenhouse tunnels and the perimeter fencing are jackal proof. The farm has a cellphone and internet reception. Veggies are produced in the greenhouse tunnels. The climate is harsh and dry. Natural grazing is limited and the carrying capacity is 1:90 LSU. Due to the winter rainfall the vegetation bursts out into a mosaic landscape colored by wildflowers in the spring season. Some seasons, when the dry river flows after a good rainy season, it is possible to plant, and flood irrigates about 300-hectare. But this is a rare phenomenon. The typography consists of a vast plain, small hill, and a dry thorn tree-lined river. Game like Springbuck and Oryx roam this vast arid area. For sale at R5,520,000.00 (excluding VAT) Property Reference #: RL4431 Agent Details: Francois Neethling Agrisell 32 Ryneveld StreetStellenbosch7600

AVAILABLE DECEMBER 2022 UP TO MORNING OF 27TH DECEMBER @ R2185p.n. AVAILABLE FOR MEDIUM TERM RENTAL UP TO END OF NOVEMBER @ R11 500 p.m. ALL INCLUSIVE AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR FOR THE SHORT BREAK AWAY @ R1950p.n. Excellent location for tenants enjoying and participating in the surfing period coming up the winter months. Build relationship with our friendly Cape St Francis community and little town. Location is excellent all is at your doorstep, restaurant, entertainment, shops, beauty, laundry etc. This little safe haven is a lock up and go for the holiday maker offering 3 bedrooms, 2 rooms downstairs, 1 room upstairs with 2 single beds. 1 bathroom plus outdoor shower room for washing down the sand coming back from a lounging afternoon at the beach. a bonus doggie can come along or kitty cat. This one is going to be gone quick. From kite surfing, to trail running, to shopping, to sitting on a lounger and sipping cocktails at your leisure- St Francis Bay and it’s surrounds have what you are looking for. Here are a few options we put at the top of our list: The Kromme River can be navigated for 10km by leisure boat or canoe, whilst the extensive canal system offers residents and holiday makers an exotic marina lifestyle. Fish from your front lawn, enjoy a daily sight seeing around town or simply relax and finish your day with a sunset cruise in St Francis Bay’s “Little Venice” Sunset Rocks in Cape St Francis is brilliant for sundowners in summer. Seal Point lighthouse is situated approximately 30 km from Humansdorp and 100 km from port Elizabeth and is home to the tallest masonry building, standing 27.75 meters high. The focal plane is 36 meters above sea level and the light has a range of 28 sea miles. Hiking the Sand River is recommended at any time of the year. If lucky, you may see the beautiful Crystal Pools. The water in the Sand River flows underground, over the hard rocky substrate that underlies the dunes. After heavy rains, the water table rises to form pools. Bruce Brown searched the world for the perfect wave. He found it at St Francis Bay and named it 'Bruce's Beauties'. St Francis Bay is one of the world's great surf spots - and you need not be a surfer to enjoy this graceful sport. Delight in watching the followers "search" for the perfect wave! Seals is now also the place to be for the surfers from Cape St Francis. The quiet fishing haven of Oyster Bay lies some 20km to the west, while the agricultural capital of the region is Humansdorp Today St Francis is famous for far more than just surfing, it boasts picturesque homes adorned with black roofs and white walls. Towards Santareme and Port St Francis, the uniformity is repeated, this time with Mediterranean and Tuscan homes filling in the dune fields and fynbos. Cape St Francis is known as keeping it clean and low key. Whale watching in season July to early December – boat trips onto the bay to view these magnificent creatures There are two 18 ho... Property Reference #: HL658 Agent Details: Cody Kemp Just Property 1 Lyme Rd S, Sea Vista, St Francis Bay, 6312

Just a three-hour drive from Cape Towns' DCB brings you to this 4253 hectare, a destination for those seeking silence that reaches deep into the soul. You are welcome to come and experience the wonderland. The farm lies about 70km North-East of Ceres near the border of the Western- and Northern Cape, in one of the aridest regions of South Africa, receiving less than 100mm rain, mainly during the winter season. The vegetation is mainly succulents, been declared a Biodiversity hotspot by Conservation International. Several unique succulents' genera occur here. The area is also home to a large variety of birds. (188 species) with the peak birding season August to October. Springbuck and Gemsbuck roams the area. It is always an experience to visit this wonderland during the flower season. The daisies can be viewed till mid-September. Water for household and game/livestock is supplied by2 boreholes fitted with solar pumps. The perimeter fencing is jackal proof. A 2 bedroom container house with Lapa provides plenty of accommodation for family and friends. For sale at R6 800 000.00 Property Reference #: RL4429 Agent Details: Willie Louw Agrisell 32 Ryneveld StreetStellenbosch7600

Just a three-hour drive from Cape Towns' DCB brings you to this 4253 hectare, a destination for those seeking silence that reaches deep into the soul. You are welcome to come and experience the wonderland. The farm lies about 70km North-East of Ceres near the border of the Western- and Northern Cape, in one of the aridest regions of South Africa, receiving less than 100mm rain, mainly during the winter season. The vegetation is mainly succulents, been declared a Biodiversity hotspot by Conservation International. Several unique succulents' genera occur here. The area is also home to a large variety of birds. (188 species) with the peak birding season August to October. Springbuck and Gemsbuck roams the area. It is always an experience to visit this wonderland during the flower season. The daisies can be viewed till mid-September. Water for household and game/livestock is supplied by2 boreholes fitted with solar pumps. The perimeter fencing is jackal proof. A 2 bedroom container house with Lapa provides plenty of accommodation for family and friends. For sale at R6 800 000.00 Property Reference #: RL4429 Agent Details: Willie Louw Agrisell CC 32 Ryneveld Street Stellenbosch 7600

Few places boast a contrast of abundant water in the middle of such a dry landscape, like this property does! This 5 438-hectare farm is situated along the banks of the unpolluted, and seasonally volatile Doring River. The farm offers a variety of opportunities, mainly due to the river forming an integral part of any further development, in order to explore the full potential of the property. The farm exudes a great sense of closeness to nature and offers safety and security. If you would ever want to live remotely and tranquilly, this would be the ultimate! Situated about 150-km from the town of Ceres, of which only 35-km of road is tar, this is really a challenge to visit, but once there, the farm offers an opportunity to really escape from busy city life. The vast topography consists of a flat plateau landscape, and the farm itself is divided into 3 inner camps, that used to be a sheep and cattle farming operation in days gone by. There are still 2 boreholes fitted with the skeletons of old windmills; water for the game can still be obtained from the boreholes, using solar power. The vegetation is a good mixture of shrubs, little patches of grass, and different species of succulents which splash colour over the Karoo every spring. The Doring River traverses through the property for about 18-kilometres, flows during the rainy winter season, and reverts to large pools that have been known to dry up during the driest seasons. The harsh veldt and size of the property are ideal for springbok (a few of them roam the area) and gemsbok to enjoy a hunt during winter. There is no accommodation infrastructure available, except for a Wendy-house-like structure at the river, from where the views can hardly be found anywhere else. This farm offers the ideal lifestyle investment for nature lovers and conservationists at heart. For sale at R4,200 000 - this is a spot to recharge yourself! Property Reference #: 1397336 Agent Details: Jannie Fourie Agrisell 32 Ryneveld StreetStellenbosch7600

Few places boast a contrast of abundant water in the middle of such a dry landscape, like this property does! This 5 438-hectare farm is situated along the banks of the unpolluted, and seasonally volatile Doring River. The farm offers a variety of opportunities, mainly due to the river forming an integral part of any further development, in order to explore the full potential of the property. The farm exudes a great sense of closeness to nature and offers safety and security. If you would ever want to live remotely and tranquilly, this would be the ultimate! Situated about 150-km from the town of Ceres, of which only 35-km of road is tar, this is really a challenge to visit, but once there, the farm offers an opportunity to really escape from busy city life. The vast topography consists of a flat plateau landscape, and the farm itself is divided into 3 inner camps, that used to be a sheep and cattle farming operation in days gone by. There are still 2 boreholes fitted with the skeletons of old windmills; water for the game can still be obtained from the boreholes, using solar power. The vegetation is a good mixture of shrubs, little patches of grass, and different species of succulents which splash colour over the Karoo every spring. The Doring River traverses through the property for about 18-kilometres, flows during the rainy winter season, and reverts to large pools that have been known to dry up during the driest seasons. The harsh veldt and size of the property are ideal for springbok (a few of them roam the area) and gemsbok to enjoy a hunt during winter. There is no accommodation infrastructure available, except for a Wendy-house-like structure at the river, from where the views can hardly be found anywhere else. This farm offers the ideal lifestyle investment for nature lovers and conservationists at heart. For sale at R4,200 000 - this is a spot to recharge yourself! Property Reference #: RL4430 Agent Details: Jannie Fourie Agrisell 32 Ryneveld StreetStellenbosch7600

Few places boast a contrast of abundant water in the middle of such a dry landscape, like this property does! This 5 438-hectare farm is situated along the banks of the unpolluted, and seasonally volatile Doring River. The farm offers a variety of opportunities, mainly due to the river forming an integral part of any further development, in order to explore the full potential of the property. The farm exudes a great sense of closeness to nature and offers safety and security. If you would ever want to live remotely and tranquilly, this would be the ultimate! Situated about 150-km from the town of Ceres, of which only 35-km of road is tar, this is really a challenge to visit, but once there, the farm offers an opportunity to really escape from busy city life. The vast topography consists of a flat plateau landscape, and the farm itself is divided into 3 inner camps, that used to be a sheep and cattle farming operation in days gone by. There are still 2 boreholes fitted with the skeletons of old windmills; water for the game can still be obtained from the boreholes, using solar power. The vegetation is a good mixture of shrubs, little patches of grass, and different species of succulents which splash colour over the Karoo every spring. The Doring River traverses through the property for about 18-kilometres, flows during the rainy winter season, and reverts to large pools that have been known to dry up during the driest seasons. The harsh veldt and size of the property are ideal for springbok (a few of them roam the area) and gemsbok to enjoy a hunt during winter. There is no accommodation infrastructure available, except for a Wendy-house-like structure at the river, from where the views can hardly be found anywhere else. This farm offers the ideal lifestyle investment for nature lovers and conservationists at heart. For sale at R4,200 000 - this is a spot to recharge yourself! Property Reference #: RL4430 Agent Details: Jannie Fourie Agrisell CC 32 Ryneveld Street Stellenbosch 7600

Few places boast a contrast of abundant water in the middle of such a dry landscape, like this property does! This 5 438-hectare farm is situated along the banks of the unpolluted, and seasonally volatile Doring River. The farm offers a variety of opportunities, mainly due to the river forming an integral part of any further development, in order to explore the full potential of the property. The farm exudes a great sense of closeness to nature and offers safety and security. If you would ever want to live remotely and tranquilly, this would be the ultimate! Situated about 150-km from the town of Ceres, of which only 35-km of road is tar, this is really a challenge to visit, but once there, the farm offers an opportunity to really escape from busy city life. The vast topography consists of a flat plateau landscape, and the farm itself is divided into 3 inner camps, that used to be a sheep and cattle farming operation in days gone by. There are still 2 boreholes fitted with the skeletons of old windmills; water for the game can still be obtained from the boreholes, using solar power. The vegetation is a good mixture of shrubs, little patches of grass, and different species of succulents which splash colour over the Karoo every spring. The Doring River traverses through the property for about 18-kilometres, flows during the rainy winter season, and reverts to large pools that have been known to dry up during the driest seasons. The harsh veldt and size of the property are ideal for springbok (a few of them roam the area) and gemsbok to enjoy a hunt during winter. There is no accommodation infrastructure available, except for a Wendy-house-like structure at the river, from where the views can hardly be found anywhere else. This farm offers the ideal lifestyle investment for nature lovers and conservationists at heart. For sale at R4,200 000 - this is a spot to recharge yourself! Property Reference #: 1397336 Agent Details: Jannie Fourie Agrisell CC 9A Kerk Street Piketberg 7320

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Set in the picturesque Witteberg mountain range, the southwestern spur of the Drakensberg, 1100 ha of pristine mountain terrain and crystal clear streams are home to Reedsdell Country Guest Farm. Holistic farming practices ensure the sustainability of the fragile ecosystems, while Eco-tourism allows this scenic environment to be shared responsibly with one and all. The Guest farm nestles below the sheer cliffs of the majestic peaks of the Drakensberg among montane grasslands where visitors can hear the gurgle of the Joggem & Edgehill streams in which shy wild trout abide. Spotting the Mountain Reedbuck and Vaal Rhebok is a challenge as their shining coats blend in with the fawn grasslands. Home to the Lammergeier (Bearded Vulture) and the Black Eagle that fly wistfully on the thermals that rise above the dominating Drakensberg peaks. The surrounding valleys and ridges offer spectacular walks through an awe-inspiring landscape with many wildflowers and a variety of birdlife. Here the Drakensberg changes mood with weather and season, often covered in snow in winter or cascading waterfalls down vertical cliffs inviting a refreshing swim in summer. Your hosts, Chris & Kath, have been farming for the last 20 years, with 15 years in the hospitality industry. The Isted family has been farming in the district for 6 generations. Furnished Property Reference #: 1228872 Nearby Places/Vicinity: http://www.safarinow.com/go/reedsdellcountryguestfarmbarklyeast/ Agent Details: www.safarinow.com 153 Main road Muizenberg 7945