Beautiful 566 HA Game Farm Near Vaalwater SOLD
Uploaded: May 31, 2025
This beautiful 566 HA Game Farm is located approximately 260 Kilometers from Pretoria outside Vaalwater. The farm is located in a safe area and does not border any tar road and is far away from any townships. The topography consists of undulating nature’s beauty housing a habitat of mixed sweet and sour veld with substantial deforestation as well as a summer spring and large earthen dam. There is a good road infrastructure which allows you to enjoy and explore the entire farm. The is a wide variety of game including buffalos and sable antelope with various plains game species. The farm is entirely game fenced and all the necessary permits and exemptions is in order. The improvements is more than adequate to accommodate local or overseas guests or hunters. This sale includes many assets such as most of the furniture, a Ford 3000 tractor, a slasher, a trailer, and a Land Rover game-viewing vehicle. This is a good opportunity to own a unique piece of the African bushveld at a reasonable price.
Improvements
- The farm is home to a hunting lodge consisting of six bedrooms, three bathrooms, a boma, and a braai area.
- There are three, two-bedroom chalets with a bathroom, a kitchen, and a loft.
- The farm is home to a two-bedroom chalet with a bathroom.
- There is an additional one-bedroom chalet with one bathroom.
- There is a staff house consisting of three bedrooms.
- Outbuildings include a slaughter room, a cold room, and a store.
- Water is sourced from two boreholes producing approximately 15000 liters per hour.
- There is a 5kw solar system.
- The farm has a game-handling boma as well as a 12 HA nyala camp.
Wildlife & Vegetation
The following game is included and estimated numbers are shown:
100 Impala
100 Blue Wildebeest
40 Zebra
28 African Buffalo
25 Sable Antelope
15 Blesbok
15 Kudu
15 Giraffe
12 Eland
12 Nyala
10 Waterbuck
5 Gemsbok
5 Hartebeest
Land Claims
There are no land claims registered against this property nor any rural areas nearby.
