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This house consists of 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, has a large farm-style kitchen with pantry, small washing room ideal for washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher, comfortable sunroom for relaxing in the afternoons with entertaining book. Two of the big  bedrooms are north facing and very warm in winter. It is close to local shops, public transport and schools. Contact me on: 081 768 8292 : 083 550 1910 Price: R496 800

Don't rent and rave! Buy and save! Spacious 3 bedrooms 2 bathroom family home, with 2 bedroom flatlet that has its own small garden, for sale. Built-in jacuzzi in a cosy room for the cold winter days. This house has 2 balconies one balcony goes out of the lounge area and the other balcony goes out of the main bedroom. There is a nice fireplace to socialize in during the cold winter days. This house is a must-see, before disappointment call today to view. Property Reference #: RL892942 Agent Details: Marika Jansen van Vuuren Just Property 59 Steen Street, Rustenburg, North West, 0299.

This newly built home with High-end finishes and lots of natural light. This home is built in an area with easy access to all amenities Jeffreys Bay has on offer including shopping, restaurants, schools, churches, beaches, and a whole lot more. This home offers: - 3 Large bedrooms with built-in cupboards - 2 Bathrooms - Main en-suite - Modern open plan kitchen with - Separate scullery - Lounge - Dining room - Study - Covered patio with built-in braai - Double auto garage - Garden Jeffreys Bay is a world-famous, delightful holiday and retirement centre and has developed to include Aston Bay, Kabeljous-on-Sea township, and Paradise Beach. The bay of Jeffreys Bay stretches from Cape Recife in the east, through to Cape St Francis further west, while the town lies 80km west of Port Elizabeth; midway between the Gamtoos and Kromme Rivers and the two estuaries of the Kabeljous and Seekoei Rivers. Jeffreys Bay is world-renowned for its beaches and surfing waves, with many different surf breaks, each possessing its own magic. Surfing spots include Kitchen Windows, Tubes, Super Tubes, Point, and Albatross. The waves at Super Tubes can get up to about 10 - 12 feet. They are very fast, and as the name suggests, getting tubed is the name of the game. The swell usually runs in the winter months. Boneyards is right next to Supers. You will be able to recognize it with ease, as it is the spot where the waves break almost perfectly. Point is situated east of Super Tubes, further down the beach. The waves here tend to be a little smaller than those at Boneyards and Supers. Here you can expect a much longer ride than Boneyards and Super Tubes. Jeffreys Bayâ??s beaches have an abundance of shells and are known for excellent fishing. Fishing in Jeffreys produces Cob, Leerfish (Garrick), Grunter, White Steenbras, Blackmail, Musselcracker, Baardman, Red Steenbras, Poenskop, Roman, Dageraad, Elf, various Sharks species, and Rays. People with a real interest in nature will enjoy the recreation offered by the three nature reserves; under the management of the Cape Nature Conservation. They offer peace and tranquillity and some hiking trails. Many leisure activities can be enjoyed in Jeffreys Bay, including scuba diving, skydiving, quad biking, a visit to the Shell and surf museums, horse-riding on the beach, and more. Property Reference #: RL915932 Agent Details: Wilna Du Raan Just Property Sevos Building, Shop 5, 114 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay 6330

An easily manageable and accessible farm set on the Plains of Camdeboo with irrigation potential maximised by recent infrastructure development. Due to the open and flat nature of the farm all livestock can easily be seen and cared for. It is ideal for Merino sheep and Angora goat farming. LOCATION: ± 45 km south of Graaff-Reinet SIZE: ± 1,682.5 ha CARRYING CAPACITY: ± 14 ha / LSU on the veld ANNUAL RAINFALL: ± 270 mm TOPOGRAPHY: Low-lying open Karoo plains in the north with low ridges to the south intersected by the Melk River flowing for 3 km from east to west between the two. Altitude is between ± 500 – 620 m above sea level VEGETATION: Riverine acacia with good sweet grasses and soft grazing and reeds. Dwarf Karoo and succulent shrubs and sweet eragrostis grass on open plains. FARM INFRASTRUCTURE: The farm is divided into 10 camps with both small-stock and cattle handing facilities IRRIGATION: 32 hectares of which 30 ha is planted with lucerne and 2 ha with barley. 22 ha under centre pivots (15 ha permanent & 3.5 ha x 2 mobile) and 10 ha under drag-lines. A further 3.5 ha is being developed for winter crops. WATER SUPPLY: The Melk River has 3 springs and 1 weir. There are a few earth dams, and 3 windmills on the farm, and a mobile solar pump is used on a number of boreholes as is needed for some of the stock waters. There is also strong water east of the tar road with deep soil where a minimum of 10 ha could be irrigated. The five submersible pumps provide water as follows: • 2 x submersible pumps for the house and 2 ha of lands • 1 x 7.5 kw produces 29 000 litres per hour • 1 x 9.3 kw pump produces 30 000 litres per hour • 1 x 15 kw pump produces 40 000 litres per hour BUILDINGS: A modern 4 bedroom homestead with veranda, open-plan lounge / dining room / kitchen, 2 bathrooms, office, laundry, swimming pool & adjoining self-contained bachelor flat. In addition there is a 4 vehicle garage, a large shed, a shearing shed, meatroom, storeroom, 3 staff cottages, and other outbuildings on the farm. LIVESTOCK: ± 500 merino ewes and 300 angora ewes. (January 2018) MOVEABLE ASSETS: Tractors, trailers, implements, tools and other equipment etc. GAME: Naturally occurring species of the Karoo including Kudu, Steenbok and Duiker etc. POWER SUPPLY: Eskom FARM PRICE: R 15 m + VAT if applicable MOVEABLE ASSETS & LIVESTOCK PRICE: by negotiation

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