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Land For Sale on Mahlathini Private Game Reserve South AfricaEsales Property ID: es5554516Property LocationSilonquePhalaborwa LimpopoSouth AfricaProperty DetailsEmbark on a Wild Vision: Prime Land Opportunities within Mahlathini Game Reserve, Limpopo, South AfricaImagine owning a slice of untamed Africa, where the rhythm of nature dictates the pace of life and the roar of a lion echoes through the vast expanse of the bushveld. This dream can become a reality with the exceptional land opportunities now available within the prestigious Mahlathini Game Reserve, nestled in the heart of Limpopo, South Africa. Six contiguous properties, each spanning approximately 21 hectares, offer a unique chance to invest in a private sanctuary teeming with wildlife and natural beauty.A Sanctuary of Untamed Splendor: Mahlathini Game ReserveMahlathini Game Reserve is a captivating wilderness haven located just 10 kilometers from the vibrant town of Phalaborwa, the gateway to the iconic Kruger National Park. The reserve’s strategic location provides residents with the perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility. Its eastern boundary seamlessly merges with the Kruger National Park, creating an expansive wildlife corridor that allows animals to roam freely.The properties for sale are situated on the western side of the reserve, ensuring a sense of exclusivity and tranquility. This location offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including the majestic koppies (rocky outcrops) that punctuate the terrain. The reserve’s diverse topography, encompassing open plains, dense bushveld, and rocky hills, creates a rich tapestry of habitats that support a remarkable array of wildlife.A Symphony of Wildlife: Encounters with Africa’s Majestic CreaturesMahlathini Game Reserve is a sanctuary for a plethora of iconic African animals. Residents can expect to encounter majestic giraffes gracefully traversing the plains, herds of zebras and wildebeest grazing peacefully, and powerful buffalo roaming freely. While elephants and lions are not permanent residents, they occasionally venture into the reserve from the neighboring Kruger National Park, offering thrilling and unforgettable wildlife encounters.The reserve’s diverse ecosystem provides a haven for a wide variety of birdlife, making it a paradise for birdwatching enthusiasts. The sounds of nature, from the melodic calls of birds to the rustling of leaves in the breeze, create a symphony of tranquility that soothes the soul.A Landscape of Natural Beauty: Koppies, Dams, and Untamed VistasThe terrain of Mahlathini Game Reserve is a testament to the raw beauty of the African landscape. Two prominent koppies rise majestically from the plains, offering panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. These rocky outcrops provide natural vantage points for wildlife viewing and create dramatic backdrops for breathtaking sunsets.Two dams within the reserve provide vital water sources for wildlife, attracting a variety of animals and birds. These dams also offer opportunities for recreational activities, such as birdwatching and photography. The reserve’s diverse topography, encompassing open plains, dense bushveld, and rocky hills, creates a captivating landscape that changes with the seasons.A Vision for Restoration: Reimagining Existing InfrastructureThe properties for sale include remnants of a former lodge, featuring three old, run-down chalets (just the brick frames), a swimming pool, and a lapa area. While these structures require significant restoration, they offer a foundation for creating a personalized retreat or a boutique eco-lodge.The existing infrastructure presents an opportunity for buyers to unleash their creativity and transform these remnants into unique and sustainable living spaces. The brick frames of the chalets can be repurposed to create stylish and comfortable accommodations, while the pool and lapa area can be revitalized to create a vibrant social hub.Restoring these structures will not only enhance the value of the properties but also contribute to the overall appeal of the reserve. By incorporating sustainable building practices and eco-friendly designs, buyers can create a harmonious blend of modern comfort and natural beauty.A Gateway to Adventure: Exploring the Surrounding RegionMahlathini Game Reserve’s proximity to Phalaborwa provides residents with easy access to essential amenities and recreational activities. The town offers a range of shops, restaurants, and services, ensuring a comfortable and convenient lifestyle.The reserve’s location also provides a gateway to exploring the surrounding region’s natural and cultural attractions. The iconic Kruger National Park, renowned for its unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities, is just a stone’s throw away. The Blyde River Canyon, one of the world’s largest canyons, offers breathtaking views and opportunities for hiking and adventure activities.The region is also rich in cultural heritage, with numerous historical sites and traditional villages showcasing the traditions of the local communities. Residents can immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of the Shangaan people, known for their traditional dances, crafts, and storytelling.An Investment in Nature: A Legacy for Generations to ComeOwning land within Mahlathini Game Reserve is more than just an investment in real estate; it’s an investment in nature, a legacy for generations to come. These properties offer a unique opportunity to create a private sanctuary where families can reconnect with nature, experience the thrill of wildlife encounters, and create lasting memories.The reserve’s commitment to conservation ensures that the land will remain a haven for wildlife for years to come. By investing in these properties, buyers are contributing to the preservation of Africa’s natural heritage.A Call to the Wild: Seize Your African DreamThese six contiguous properties within Mahlathini Game Reserve represent an extraordinary opportunity to embrace the African wilderness and create a life of adventure and tranquility. The reserve’s diverse wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and convenient location make it an ideal destination for those seeking a unique and fulfilling lifestyle.Whether you envision building a private retreat, a boutique eco-lodge, or simply a place to escape the hustle and bustle of modern life, these properties offer the perfect canvas for your African dream. Don’t miss this chance to own a piece of paradise in the heart of Limpopo. The call of the wild awaits..ABOUT THE AREAMahlathini Private Game Reserve (MPGR) distinguishes itself through its unique positioning within the South African Lowveld, specifically the Valley of the Olifants, Limpopo Province. As the only reserve sharing unfenced borders with both Kruger National Park and Letaba Ranch Game Reserve, it creates an expansive, uninterrupted ecosystem, fostering natural wildlife movement and biodiversity. This convergence of wilderness allows for exceptional wildlife viewing, including the 'Big Five,' within a dynamic and ever-changing environment.The reserve’s location within the Valley of the Olifants showcases the region’s natural splendor. Diverse habitats, from rolling hills to riverine woodlands, support a rich tapestry of flora and fauna. The Olifants River, a vital water source, enhances the reserve’s ecological significance. This landscape, coupled with the symphony of natural sounds, provides a truly immersive and tranquil African experience.Proximity to Phalaborwa, the tourism capital of Limpopo, enhances MPGR’s accessibility and appeal. Phalaborwa Airport and the town’s amenities offer convenience for residents and visitors alike. As a gateway to the region, Phalaborwa facilitates exploration of nearby attractions, including Kruger National Park and the Blyde River Canyon. This strategic location balances the reserve’s secluded wilderness with practical access to essential services.MPGR demonstrates a strong commitment to conservation, prioritizing the protection of wildlife and habitats. Sustainable land management, wildlife monitoring, and community engagement are integral to its operations. This dedication extends beyond the reserve’s borders, contributing to broader regional conservation efforts and ensuring the long-term survival of Africa’s iconic species.Ultimately, Mahlathini Private Game Reserve offers an unparalleled safari experience, allowing individuals to immerse themselves in the untamed beauty of the African bushveld. The reserve’s unique positioning, diverse landscapes, and commitment to conservation create a truly exceptional destination, providing unforgettable encounters with wildlife and a deep connection to nature.MAiN FEATURES:* 1260000m2 plot on game reserve* Stunning Views* Private Parking* Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of South Africa* Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby* Rental Potential through Airbnb and Booking.comContact us today to buy or sell property in South Africa fast online

Witherow Dam Development for Sale in Bloemfontein Free State South AfricaEsales Property ID: es5553389Property LocationSonneblom Street,Bloemfontein,Free State,9301South AfricaProperty DetailsWitherow Dam is the brand name of the mixed use development to be built on the property described in the title deed as Portion 259 of the Farm Bloemfontein 654. The title deed refers to the extent of this property being 112,57 hectares. Following 2 large sales this extent has reduced to approximately 88ha (includes a -20ha lake which is located in the center of the development as it’s main feature and name sake).The development is located within an already established sub-urban area, and within walking distance of multiple schools, police station, hospital and even a regional 35ha GLA shopping center.About the AreaBloemfontein, also known as Bloem, is one of South Africa’s three capital cities and the capital of the Free State province. It serves as the country’s judicial capital, along with legislative capital Cape Town and administrative capital Pretoria. Bloemfontein is the seventh-largest city in South Africa.When you’re in the Free State, or on the road from Cape Town to Joburg, you absolutely have to make a stop in Bloemfontein. With awesome museums, a great zoo, a casino, amazing architecture and a city completely encircled by a nature reserve, it’s a fantastic South African city experience.Bloemfontein, or 'Bloem', as the locals like to call it, is the judicial capital of South Africa. It’s pretty much in the centre of the country in the Free State province, and also happens to be where the author of The Lord of the Rings, JRR Tolkien was born. So it’s safe to say there’s more than a little magic here.It’s unique in that it is the size and heft of a large African city, yet has the feel of a small country town, with thousands of rose bushes colouring the streets. The literal translation of Bloemfontein from Afrikaans is 'fountain of flowers', which gives the city its nickname, 'The City of Roses'. Hence, the annual Rose Festival is a popular local event.Bloemfontein is also filled with history, where museums and military buildings remember the Anglo-Boer War (also known as the South African War). If you’re a history buff, you must know that The National Museum and Anglo-Boer War Museum are highly regarded among historians.The South African Armour Museum displays tanks, weaponry and an original military hospital. Overlooking the city is Naval Hill, with a striking white horse marking its slopes. The horse was laid out during the Anglo-Boer War as a landmark for approaching horsemen. Naval hill is also home to a statue of Nelson Mandela which is placed to look directly at the birth place of the ANC in Bloemfontein. It is also home to one of the most advanced planetariums in South Africa which has undergone a massive refurbishment.Main Features• 80,000 m2 of land for development• Excellent location close to many amenities• Stunning views.• Close to many ameneties• Huge Potential in the rental market if developed on.Contact us today to buy or sell your property in South Africa Fast.

Excellent Plot of land for sale in Uniondale Western Cape South AfricaEsales Property ID: es5553983Property LocationUniondale RoadUniondaleWestern Cape6460South AfricaPortion of 1/113 Kerte RivierProperty DetailsThis land is not for the faint at heart. It is for the wild at heart, looking for true adventure and has a passion for conservation. The property is 887.8836 hectares of pure wild, unadulterated and prestine mountainous fynbos/ fine bush.It is situated in the Kamannasie mountain range, a designated, UNESCO AREA, 30 kilometers from the town of Uniondale and 87 kilometers from Plettenbergbay.The highest altitude is the peak called the Mannetjiesberg, at 1 990 meters above sea level.It is situated in the Cape Floral Kingdom, or otherwise called, the Cape Fynbos Biome.It is one of the six floral kingdoms in the world.It is also the smallest, however it is the most studied vegetation type, outside of Europe and the worlds most diverse plant habitat, even more than the tropical Rain Forests.Generations of scientists- including Charles Darwin- have been left gasping in amasement at this herbacious haven.Fynbos is a mesmerising mosaic of plants bursting with flowers every month of the year.Proteas are the most famous plants in the biome, however it is the restios- the Cape reeds- that define its presence.Other familiar names found in fynbos are:heathers, irises, daisies, orchids and members of the pea, citrus and carrot family to mention a few.Tons of Plicata tea grows within the mountainous cliffs.Two biological juggenauts collide in fynbos. Firstly the stupendous number of plants species present. Europe has 20 different types of heather where fynbos has 652. 70% of fynbos are completely unique to this region.It is an extremely rare piece of mountainous fynbos land, specifically due to its high altitude. This is where you find the most spectacularly clean air and pure fauna and fora. This land boasts the presence of Kudu, Cape mountain Zebras, Klipspringers and the endangered elusive, kamannassie blue butterfly. Brown spotted quails also make this place their home, while the sugar birds keep themselves busy with enjoying and pollinating the succulents offered.A pristine un-invaded mountain fynbos ecosystem provides a number of ecosystem services.* water* wild flowers* hikers* eco-tourists* endemnic plants* other indigenous plantsA study published on https://journals.co.zaThe ecological economics of fynbos ecosystems to determine the value of the mountain fynbos, found that to present the value of a mountain catchment of 4 square kilometers is between R28 to 300 million South African rands.From this landscape you see seven mountain ranges and the coastline of the coastal towns of Knysna and Plettenbergbay. The land is accessible by 4×4 vehicles only. It has many lucrative potential , inter alia, wild camping, hiking, mountainbiking, rockclimbing, birdwatching, or a very secluded private escape, where you can fill in the vacant, virgin canvass with a private mountain hideout.Another lucrative option would be to tap into the young trending interest in fynbos infused produtcts such as wines, olive oils, vinegars, wines, honey, beauty products, natural healing remedies etc. Babylonstoren a wine farm between Stellenbosch and Franschoek are taking the lead in selling high end quality fynbos products on line to an overseas market.Checkers, one of South Africa’s top foodstores, are also starting to sell fynbos enfused products. Fynbos and foodpairing is fastly becoming a- must do- for tourists seeking a gastronomical South African adventure.About the AreaThis charming little town with its quirky individuals and leisurely way of life is set in the Klein Karoo, about an hour’s drive from George and only 80 km from Knysna and Plettenberg Bay.Uniondale lies adjacent to the Langkloof, which winds its way through the foothills of the of the Tsitsikamma Mountain range in an area renowned for its scenic drives. Uniondale came into being when the two towns of Hopedale and Lyon became one in 1856. Uniondale was originally famous for its wagon building and ostrich feather industries but these faded over time leaving a quaint farming community whose principle production is sheep, goats, seeds and apples.One cannot speak of Uniondale without mention of the ghost for which the town is famous, but about which the town’s folk are pretty miffed, due to the unfeeling media hype that has surrounded the story. A car accident in 1968, involving a young man and his fiancée asleep in the back of the car, resulted in her death as he lost control of the car in stormy weather just 20 km outside of Uniondale. The first recorded sighting of the young woman, with her long dark hair and dark clothing, was not made until the Easter weekend of 1976. Since then a number of sightings have been claimed, involving a female hitchhiker who inexplicably disappears, chilliness in the air and car doors that open and close at the site of the accident.Uniondale doesn’t cash in on its ghost though. There is too much else to keep visitors entertained, like its aloe factory, which produces aloe crystal, gel and health drinks and the six Anglo Boer War forts – one of which has been restored to its original state and is well worth a visit.Then there’s Uniondale’s watermill – the lovingly restored 1854 version with the largest wheel in South Africa, which now houses an art gallery and superb restaurant – and the Jewish Synagogue with its unique murals.Some of the most beautiful drives are possible in the area around Uniondale. The Prince Alfred, Homtini, Montagu and Phantom passes, all dirt roads, are sheer breathtaking beauty. A tarred alternative is the Langkloof to Kareedouw drive, which twists and turns along the foot of the Tsitsikamma Mountain range. The Langkloof includes a fruit route, which takes in a number of fruit farms and packing sheds.Main Features• 8880000 m2 of land for development• Excellent location close to many amenities• Stunning views.• Huge Potential in the rental market if developed on.Contact us today to buy or sell your property in South Africa fast online.

Excellent Plot of land for sale in Khamanga Bay Private Residential Estate South AfricaEsales Property ID: es5554372Property Locationplot 61 – East London,Eastern Cape.Beachfont area. Size: 1440sqm750,000 SA RandProperty DetailsA Prime Development Opportunity in Khamanga BayUnleash Your Coastal DreamThis exceptional 1440m2 development plot in Khamanga Bay, South Africa, offers an incredible opportunity to create your dream home or a luxurious investment property. Located within a prestigious private residential estate, this prime piece of land boasts stunning ocean views and direct beach access.Key Features:* Prime Location: Situated in the exclusive Khamanga Bay Private Residential Estate, this plot offers unparalleled privacy and security.* Breathtaking Views: Enjoy panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and the surrounding natural beauty.* Beachfront Access: The property is just steps away from the pristine beaches of Khamanga Bay, offering endless opportunities for swimming, surfing, and sunbathing.* Development Potential: The 1440m2 plot provides ample space for a luxurious family home or a boutique development of exclusive villas.* World-Class Amenities: Khamanga Bay offers a range of world-class amenities, including a clubhouse, swimming pool, and 24-hour security.A Coastal ParadiseKhamanga Bay is renowned for its pristine beaches, diverse wildlife, and stunning natural beauty. The estate’s commitment to environmental sustainability ensures the preservation of this pristine coastal environment.Invest in Your FutureThis development opportunity in Khamanga Bay offers a unique chance to own a piece of paradise. With its ideal location, stunning views, and potential for high returns, this property is a sound investment for the future.Contact us today to explore this exciting opportunity and start building your dream home in Khamanga Bay.About the Area'Paradise' is an overworked word for most residential lifestyle estates. In the case of Khamanga Bay Private Residential Estate, it is appropriate. It is a low-density coastal-country pearl, with a magnificent pristine beach in front of the homes. The eco-friendly environment is also home to abundant fauna and flora. Fenced, gated and safe, Khamanga Bay is one of the wold’s finest residential beach properties. Most homes command 180-degree views over the Indian Ocean, a playground for dolphins and whales. Security is paramount, with the resultant peace of mind. Children can cycle around the estate in perfect safety, or swim in the natural tidal pool at Khamanga Bay’s access controlled, secluded beach.Few estates can match Khamanga Bay’s excellent value for money, coupled with the prospect of a superb return on investment. The stands are between 1000 m2 and 2000 m2. However, carefully planned open common ground, fronted by coastal forest and untouched acacia thorn high ground, provides an even greater sense of space. Homeowners have the opportunity to create their own unique homes within masterful architectural themes. This enables owners to stay within the ambience of the estate, which is a key aspect in re-sale.An underappreciated benefit of a home on a superb estate is friendship. Your neighbours are bound to be like-minded people, many of them destined to become good friends, with shared interests and hobbies. Picture a quiet braai on a Sunday evening, watching the moon rise over the aptly named Moonshine Bay. You have captured the spirit of Khamanga Bay.If traffic jams in the big cities are exhausting you, Khamanga Bay’s serenity, coupled with an array of leisure activities, will restore your sanity. Welcome to paradise!Main Features* 1440m2 of land for development* Excellent location close to many amenities* Stunning views.* Huge Potential in the rental market if developed on.Contact us today to buy or sell your property in South Africa fast online.