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WATER, WATER, WATER — 618 HECTARES OF AGRICULTURAL OPPORTUNITY, LIFESTYLE AND INVESTMENT POTENTIAL
This exceptional 618-hectare Western Cape property brings together substantial water resources, established agricultural production, a historic homestead and exciting opportunities for future growth.
Situated approximately 30 km from Robertson, at the foothills of the mountain range, this property offers a rare combination of productive farmland and natural beauty, with the flexibility to explore multiple agricultural and lifestyle possibilities.
WATER IS THE GAME CHANGER
Water is one of this property's greatest assets. The farm benefits from more than 100 hectares of registered irrigation water, fresh drinking water from natural sources, a mountain spring, an allocated mountain-stream water supply, winter mountain runoff, multiple storage dams and several boreholes.
With more than 60 hectares already under irrigation and established automated drip and micro-jet irrigation systems, the groundwork is in place for continued agricultural production and potential expansion, subject to water availability, applicable rights and the necessary approvals.
For a serious agricultural buyer, this combination of water resources and existing infrastructure provides a valuable foundation for exploring future production and diversification opportunities.
ESTABLISHED AGRICULTURE WITH ROOM TO GROW
The farm has an established agricultural base, including approximately:
33 hectares of wine grapes, including Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinotage and Muscadel.
12 hectares of stone fruit orchards planted to peaches and apricots.
Existing vegetable and cash-crop production, including artichokes and beetroot, alongside other seasonal crops featured in the farm's production history.
There is potential to investigate expanding vineyards and orchards, increasing vegetable production or exploring suitable high-value crops such as berries and dragon fruit. Additional land has been identified for potential cultivation, subject to soil suitability, water availability, infrastructure capacity and the necessary approvals.
The advantage is that you are not starting from scratch. Existing production, irrigation systems and agricultural infrastructure provide a foundation from which to build and diversify the farming operation.
200 HECTARES OF NATURAL BEAUTY AND FURTHER POTENTIAL
Approximately 200 hectares of the property comprise mountain terrain, natural kloofs and breathtaking fynbos, situated on one of the two title deeds. This creates a striking contrast between productive farmland and unspoilt natural surroundings.
Depending on zoning, environmental requirements and approvals, this natural landscape could provide opportunities to investigate a private country retreat, nature-based tourism, eco-accommodation, hiking experiences, conservation-oriented activities or a game-farming venture.
For the buyer with vision, the property offers more than conventional farming — it provides the opportunity to explore a combination of agriculture, country living and nature-based experiences.
A HISTORIC HOMESTEAD AND ESTABLISHED INFRASTRUCTURE
The character-filled 19th-century main homestead offers four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a study, spacious living areas, a farm-style kitchen, original wooden features, a swimming pool and an entertainment area.
A second, modern three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence provides additional accommodation for family, management or other suitable uses.
The property also offers established staff accommodation, workshops, sheds, storage facilities and agricultural infrastructure to support a substantial farming operation. Certain movable assets and equipment may form part of the going-concern sale, subject to confirmation of the final inclusions.
TWO TITLE DEEDS. ONE EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
Offered across two title deeds, this approximately 618-hectare property combines established agricultural production, substantial water resources, residential improvements and extensive natural terrain.
Whether your ambition is to expand a commercial farming operation, diversify agricultural production, explore tourism-related opportunities or create a country lifestyle property, the potential lies in the combination of what already exists and what could be developed in the future.
For an investor who understands the value of water, productive land and long-term planning, this is an opportunity to acquire a substantial property with several avenues worth exploring.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
Approximately 618 hectares in the Robertson district.
Offered across two title deeds.
More than 100 hectares of registered irrigation water.
Fresh drinking water from natural sources, a mountain spring, boreholes, storage dams and mountain runoff.
More than 60 hectares currently under irrigation.
Approximately 33 hectares of vineyards and 12 hectares of stone fruit orchards.
Existing vegetable and seasonal crop production.
Approximately 200 hectares of mountain terrain, natural kloofs and indigenous fynbos on one title deed.
Historic four-bedroom homestead and separate modern three-bedroom residence.
Staff accommodation, workshops, sheds and established agricultural infrastructure.
Potential to explore agricultural expansion, diversification and lifestyle or tourism-related ventures, subject to the necessary requirements.
The property is sold as a going concern. The advertised price is excluding VAT. VAT treatment and the final sale inclusions are subject to the applicable transaction terms.
Arrange a private viewing and discover the scale, water resources and possibilities this property has to offer.
PROPERTY TIP
You can plant more crops, but you cannot create water. With substantial irrigation water, fresh drinking water, a mountain spring, boreholes, dams and mountain runoff, this farm offers a valuable foundation for growth. For the buyer who understands that water is wealth, the real question is not what this farm produces today, but what you could make it produce tomorrow. Recognise the potential. Secure the opportunity. Build the future.
Situated approximately 30 km from Robertson, at the foothills of the mountain range, this property offers a rare combination of productive farmland and natural beauty, with the flexibility to explore multiple agricultural and lifestyle possibilities.
WATER IS THE GAME CHANGER
Water is one of this property's greatest assets. The farm benefits from more than 100 hectares of registered irrigation water, fresh drinking water from natural sources, a mountain spring, an allocated mountain-stream water supply, winter mountain runoff, multiple storage dams and several boreholes.
With more than 60 hectares already under irrigation and established automated drip and micro-jet irrigation systems, the groundwork is in place for continued agricultural production and potential expansion, subject to water availability, applicable rights and the necessary approvals.
For a serious agricultural buyer, this combination of water resources and existing infrastructure provides a valuable foundation for exploring future production and diversification opportunities.
ESTABLISHED AGRICULTURE WITH ROOM TO GROW
The farm has an established agricultural base, including approximately:
33 hectares of wine grapes, including Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinotage and Muscadel.
12 hectares of stone fruit orchards planted to peaches and apricots.
Existing vegetable and cash-crop production, including artichokes and beetroot, alongside other seasonal crops featured in the farm's production history.
There is potential to investigate expanding vineyards and orchards, increasing vegetable production or exploring suitable high-value crops such as berries and dragon fruit. Additional land has been identified for potential cultivation, subject to soil suitability, water availability, infrastructure capacity and the necessary approvals.
The advantage is that you are not starting from scratch. Existing production, irrigation systems and agricultural infrastructure provide a foundation from which to build and diversify the farming operation.
200 HECTARES OF NATURAL BEAUTY AND FURTHER POTENTIAL
Approximately 200 hectares of the property comprise mountain terrain, natural kloofs and breathtaking fynbos, situated on one of the two title deeds. This creates a striking contrast between productive farmland and unspoilt natural surroundings.
Depending on zoning, environmental requirements and approvals, this natural landscape could provide opportunities to investigate a private country retreat, nature-based tourism, eco-accommodation, hiking experiences, conservation-oriented activities or a game-farming venture.
For the buyer with vision, the property offers more than conventional farming — it provides the opportunity to explore a combination of agriculture, country living and nature-based experiences.
A HISTORIC HOMESTEAD AND ESTABLISHED INFRASTRUCTURE
The character-filled 19th-century main homestead offers four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a study, spacious living areas, a farm-style kitchen, original wooden features, a swimming pool and an entertainment area.
A second, modern three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence provides additional accommodation for family, management or other suitable uses.
The property also offers established staff accommodation, workshops, sheds, storage facilities and agricultural infrastructure to support a substantial farming operation. Certain movable assets and equipment may form part of the going-concern sale, subject to confirmation of the final inclusions.
TWO TITLE DEEDS. ONE EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
Offered across two title deeds, this approximately 618-hectare property combines established agricultural production, substantial water resources, residential improvements and extensive natural terrain.
Whether your ambition is to expand a commercial farming operation, diversify agricultural production, explore tourism-related opportunities or create a country lifestyle property, the potential lies in the combination of what already exists and what could be developed in the future.
For an investor who understands the value of water, productive land and long-term planning, this is an opportunity to acquire a substantial property with several avenues worth exploring.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
Approximately 618 hectares in the Robertson district.
Offered across two title deeds.
More than 100 hectares of registered irrigation water.
Fresh drinking water from natural sources, a mountain spring, boreholes, storage dams and mountain runoff.
More than 60 hectares currently under irrigation.
Approximately 33 hectares of vineyards and 12 hectares of stone fruit orchards.
Existing vegetable and seasonal crop production.
Approximately 200 hectares of mountain terrain, natural kloofs and indigenous fynbos on one title deed.
Historic four-bedroom homestead and separate modern three-bedroom residence.
Staff accommodation, workshops, sheds and established agricultural infrastructure.
Potential to explore agricultural expansion, diversification and lifestyle or tourism-related ventures, subject to the necessary requirements.
The property is sold as a going concern. The advertised price is excluding VAT. VAT treatment and the final sale inclusions are subject to the applicable transaction terms.
Arrange a private viewing and discover the scale, water resources and possibilities this property has to offer.
PROPERTY TIP
You can plant more crops, but you cannot create water. With substantial irrigation water, fresh drinking water, a mountain spring, boreholes, dams and mountain runoff, this farm offers a valuable foundation for growth. For the buyer who understands that water is wealth, the real question is not what this farm produces today, but what you could make it produce tomorrow. Recognise the potential. Secure the opportunity. Build the future.
Features
Zoning
Agricultural
Title
Freehold
Interior
Power (3 Phase)
Yes
Exterior
Security
No
Sizes
Land Size
618Ha
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Attie van den Berg
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