1 m² Commercial space in Komatipoort

The reduced price is designed to attract buyers as the owner is divesting. This is a complete, non-negotiable sale of the business, assets, and goodwill. However, buyers may also consider purchasing the adjacent, separately owned residential property of approximately one hectare. The combined properties are available for a non-negotiable R15 million (excluding transfer duty for the house).

This exceptional AA-rated lodge boasts bookings secured for over 18 months. As described by a hospitality industry publication, The attention to detail and hands on management style of this family owned property ensure that Komati River Chalets is the ideal destination for the adventurous traveler.

The lodge enjoys a prime location on the Nkomati River, near its confluence with the Crocodile River, in the border town of Komatipoort. Over two hectares of undeveloped land offer significant expansion potential. Since its establishment in 1999, it has become a Komatipoort landmark.

The purchaser can continue operating the lodge or explore options like a share block, timeshare, fractional ownership, lifestyle estate, or sectional title development. Komatipoort is a designated growth point in Mpumalanga, with projects like the Special Economic Zone and Shawu game farm estate driving population growth from 4,500 to an estimated 35,000 within two decades. This lodge is perfectly positioned to capitalize on this growth.

The lodge is self-sufficient with Eskom electricity, a backup generator, borehole water, and a recent solar backup system. It comprises 14 chalets, six two-bedroom cottages, a restaurant, bar, and pool, all with air conditioning, flatscreen TVs, digital safes, en suite bathrooms, and private braai facilities.

Despite its proximity to the N4, the lodge offers tranquility surrounded by the town, river, and bushveld. Its location attracts visitors from South Africa, Mozambique, and Swaziland, especially Kruger National Park tourists. The 1875 railway and 1952 Mkhonto low water bridges (both national heritage sites) flank the property.

The lodge is well managed, and a smooth handover is guaranteed. Recent upgrades include room refurbishments and thatch maintenance. Financial information is available under a non-disclosure agreement, and viewings are by appointment.

Viewing strictly after arrangements through the property practitioner.