322 Hectare Versatile Agricultural Farm Near Butterworth
Unlock massive farming and commercial potential with this expansive 322 hectare property located just nine kilometres outside Butterworth along the Kentani road.
Offering a rare combination of prime highway accessibility, reliable rainfall, and highly versatile terrain, this substantial tract of land is an ideal canvas for an ambitious investor looking to develop a multi-enterprise agricultural hub.
The property features a highly productive natural landscape of gently sloping land, well-suited for both crop production and livestock. Sections of land could be cultivated, while the remainder provides excellent grazing.
The livestock infrastructure is anchored by native Bhisho thornveld vegetation, carrying an official carrying capacity of 4.5 hectares per large livestock unit (LSU)—giving the farm a strong baseline capacity for cattle or sheep. Thicker vegetation and wooded areas naturally line the farm's watercourses, offering valuable shade and ecological diversity.
The property counts both established commercial farms and local rural communities as its neighbours. While the natural resources are robust, the property is priced to reflect infrastructure projects: a substantial distance of the boundary fencing requires a complete overhaul, and the internal camp/camping system needs strategic replanning to maximise rotational grazing efficiency.
What sets this 322-hectare estate apart is its incredible adaptability. Thanks to its direct frontage on a major access road and its close proximity to the bustling economic centre of Butterworth, the property is uniquely suited for a wide array of alternative enterprises beyond traditional farming.
Seize the chance to secure a footprint of this scale in a high-demand, high-rainfall Eastern Cape corridor.
Contact the agent to discuss and acquire a detailed property resume.
Offering a rare combination of prime highway accessibility, reliable rainfall, and highly versatile terrain, this substantial tract of land is an ideal canvas for an ambitious investor looking to develop a multi-enterprise agricultural hub.
The property features a highly productive natural landscape of gently sloping land, well-suited for both crop production and livestock. Sections of land could be cultivated, while the remainder provides excellent grazing.
The livestock infrastructure is anchored by native Bhisho thornveld vegetation, carrying an official carrying capacity of 4.5 hectares per large livestock unit (LSU)—giving the farm a strong baseline capacity for cattle or sheep. Thicker vegetation and wooded areas naturally line the farm's watercourses, offering valuable shade and ecological diversity.
The property counts both established commercial farms and local rural communities as its neighbours. While the natural resources are robust, the property is priced to reflect infrastructure projects: a substantial distance of the boundary fencing requires a complete overhaul, and the internal camp/camping system needs strategic replanning to maximise rotational grazing efficiency.
What sets this 322-hectare estate apart is its incredible adaptability. Thanks to its direct frontage on a major access road and its close proximity to the bustling economic centre of Butterworth, the property is uniquely suited for a wide array of alternative enterprises beyond traditional farming.
Seize the chance to secure a footprint of this scale in a high-demand, high-rainfall Eastern Cape corridor.
Contact the agent to discuss and acquire a detailed property resume.
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