1 390 ha Farm in Tolwe

A Haven of Natural Splendor

Nestled in Tolwe''s picturesque landscape, this Farm epitomizes South Africa''s beauty and potential. Accessible via the N11 from Potgietersrus, a journey towards Grobler Bridge border post unveils the farm''s grandeur after 27 kilometers, with Baltimore''s pivotal turn leading towards Tolwe marking the commencement of this adventure.

Diverse terrain defines, featuring two-thirds flat fields and one-third hills adorned with indigenous flora like Hardekool, Knoppiesdoring, and iconic Baobab trees. To safeguard its natural heritage, the farm boasts 2.4m electric game fencing enclosing all sides, extending 15.5 kilometers, supplemented by internal fencing spanning 18.8 kilometers within designated camps, emphasizing wildlife conservation over internal cattle fences.

The farm champions sustainable game farming with three meticulously curated breeding camps spanning 75, 30, and 20 hectares, boasting water cribs and a passive capture pen within the 75-hectare camp, exemplifying ethical wildlife management.

Modern amenities cater to practical and leisure needs, including Eskom electricity, a robust 55KVA generator, and a 120-kilometer road network. Abundant water from four boreholes, one with a windmill and submersible pump, and two cement dams ensures sustainability.

Impressive infrastructure blends functionality with comfort, featuring a five-bedroom main house, a charming lapa, two-bedroom units, and a well-equipped butchery with cold rooms. A serene campsite offers relaxation amidst nature''s splendor, while a fleet of vehicles ensures efficient transportation.

The farm teems with diverse wildlife, from majestic giraffes to elusive klipspringers, supported by breeding camps dedicated to species like Golden Wildebeest, Njala, and Sable.

This Farm harmoniously blends man and nature, offering exploration, conservation, and sustainable living. As a beacon of stewardship, it sets a precedent for responsible land management and environmental preservation in South Africa.