This exceptional 530-hectare game farm is situated in a high rainfall area in the Eastern Cape, offering an unparalleled opportunity for conservation, eco-tourism, or a private retreat.
Prime Location:
55km from Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) on the N2 to Makhanda (Grahamstown).
Borders Shamwari & Amakhala Big 5 reserves.
25km from Addo Elephant National Park’s Southern Gate.
7.8km from the famous Nanaga Farmstall—ideal for local delicacies and supplies.
Breathtaking Landscapes & Diverse Bushveld
The farm features rolling valley bushveld with magnificent views, including distant glimpses of the Indian Ocean. Its rich biodiversity makes it ideal for game breeding, eco-tourism, or a sustainable wildlife estate.
Existing Infrastructure
Three-bedroom home (requires some minor repairs)
This lovely 3-bedroom house has a very nice open plan dining/lounge/kitchen area with a fireplace for the cold winter nights and also a build in stainless steel webmaster braai.
The two rooms are served with a bathroom with a toilet a basin and a nice big shower.
The master bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom with a toilet, basin and a yet bath with a sliding window which can be opened to enjoy nature while you bath.
The house has a porch overlooking the farm with stunning views
The house has a solar system that runs only the lights and the water is heated with a gas geyser.
The house also has a double garage.
Storage building (requires some repairs).
Five boreholes ensuring a reliable water supply:
2x tested at 3,000L per hour.
3x estimated at 1,500L per hour.
5 Cement Dams holding water for animal use.
± 6 – 7 Cement crips that is in working order
2 x 5000lt water tanks
1 x 1000lt water tank supplying main dwelling
±400KVA transformer (currently disconnected, with six additional step-up/step-down transformers supplied from it).
The Farm entrance is a beautiful build structure with a sliding gate.
The farm is fenced with 2.4m heigh game fence and is electrified.
Game & Wildlife
The farm is stocked with a variety of game species, included in the sale price:
Indigenous species:
Potential for Additional Species:
(Note: 80 cattle currently grazing on the farm are not included in the sale price.)
Land & Climate:
Grazing capacity: ±4 hectares per large stock unit (1 head of cattle per 4 hectares).
Average annual rainfall: ±550mm.
Development Potential:
The farm was previously approved for a Wildlife Estate with up to 70 units across 7 nodes. While permissions remain in place, a more boutique conservation development could be a sustainable and attractive alternative.
Some of this node’s has a view over the see and St Croix Island and some places you can even see Port Elizabeth.
5 nodes already fitted with water and electricity supply points for easy future development.
The remaining 2 nodes are nestled in thicket—offering flexibility for a more secluded, eco-sensitive layout.
Access: While the farm has an existing entrance, additional access via SANRAL would be required for development purposes.
An Unmatched Opportunity
Whether you envision a private wilderness retreat, eco-tourism lodge, game breeding venture, or rehabilitation centre, this farm offers endless potential in a prime Eastern Cape location.
