Web Ref No 21HW-1892

This game breeding farm is 731 ha in size and located in a disease-free, prime game breeding region in the Lowveld. The property is currently being used as a game breeding farm with hunting activities during the winter months, which adds to the farm’s income. The layout and design have been done extremely efficiently and thoughtfully, in order to maximize control and ease of management. The farm has breeding game of a high genetic quality, as this is where the best returns are within the game industry. The selling price is based on several factors pertaining to recent farm sales in the area as well as the size of the subject property. The property can be bought as a running concern by buying 100% shares of the company, which has no debt or liabilities. Breeding game and farm equipment are sold separately.

Reason for sale: Retirement

Additional attributes to the property: A manager's house, a large shed with room for storage of tools, additional game feed and farming equipment. A storeroom and a workshop, staff accommodation and a skinning area.

Flora: The grazing capacity is good, and the farm is in an excellent condition. Re-seeding of palatable grass species, together with proper bush-clearing, has ensured that the grazing is of a prime quality. The importance of proper and nutritious grazing, on such a farm, cannot be overstated.

Game: Sable, Kudu, Black Impala, Saddleback Impala, Golden Wildebeest and Livingston Eland.
Other more common game species on the farm include Giraffe, Blue Wildebeest, Steenbuck, Duiker and Warthog. The property has exceptional nocturnal life.

Breeding camps: The multiple breeding camps for game are between 5 - 20 ha in size. Capture bomas are present and also free-range hunting areas.

Fencing and roads: Fully game fenced. Certain gates are remote controlled and makes moving throughout the farm easy. The farm roads give good access to all sections of the farm.

Water: There are three boreholes equipped with solar pumps and a large earth dam on the property. (Borehole certificates available)

Nearby tourist attractions include Magoebaskloof Canopy Tour, Kruger National park, Hoedspruit Endangered Wildlife, Cheetah Research Centre, the Panorama Route, Graskop Gorge Lift, Jessica the World-Famous Hippo and Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. Blyde River Canyon where one can take a boat trip on the dam in the canyon to see the falls, as well as crocodile and hippo. There are also various walks and hikes in the area. The Panorama route is the higher area of the Blyde River Canyon where one can visit Lisbon Falls, Berlin Falls, Three Rondavels, The View, God's Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes and Mac Mac Falls. These are just a few activities that are on offer in the area.

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