Web Ref CL1827
Serene Farm within the Nahoon Conservancy, 348 hectare
Set in the heart of the vast Nahoon conservancy, this remarkable 348-hectare property offers a rare combination of natural beauty, income potential, and agricultural opportunity. Inhabited with diverse indigenous game and abundant birdlife, the farm provides an atmosphere of peace and seclusion while remaining within easy reach of East London.
The farm’s elevated homestead site enjoys sweeping, unimpeded views stretching across the coastline to the sea and, on clear days, to the distant Amatola Mountains. Two comfortable residences and three self-contained cottages provide ample accommodation for extended family, guests, or rental income. Current rental earnings stand at R12 500 per month, with two additional premises nearing completion, promising a healthy increase in revenue.
Infrastructure is extensive. A solid dairy building and a well-equipped workshop support both farming operations and further development. Water is drawn directly from the Nahoon Dam, feeding three underground storage tanks with a combined capacity of 45 000 litres, plus an elevated 8 000-litre holding capacity. Eleven earthen dams are strategically positioned across the property ensuring year-round livestock watering. Two of these dams are large enough to supply irrigation to adjacent lands, which were used a long time ago and can be rehabilitated and refurbished.
The farm holds water-extraction rights sufficient to irrigate 13.5 hectares of lucerne. Ten hectares along the Nahoon River are already irrigable through underground mains with hydrants, but no above ground infrastructure.
The farm is currently used as a beef farm in addition to having rental income. The land comprises 224 hectares of mixed veld, divided into eight well-planned camps, 5 hectares of lush kikuyu paddocks, 5 hectares of arable land, and a further 4 hectares of overgrown arable, irrigable soil, 10 hectares of irrigated land on the Nahoon River, all offering scope for cultivation, grazing, or restoration.
All fencing will benefit from refurbishment, the farm’s natural assets and infrastructure create outstanding potential. Whether your goal is to expand agricultural production, develop a lucrative eco-tourism venture, or simply enjoy a private wilderness retreat, this property provides an exceptional foundation. The proximity to the city amenities and markets add to the unique advantages of the property.
With its combination of breathtaking vistas, secure water resources, diverse wildlife, and productive farmland, this serene Nahoon conservancy farm represents a unique investment opportunity for the discerning buyer.
Give us a call for a farm resume and to discuss any other relevant issues, if you are a serious buyer.
The farm’s elevated homestead site enjoys sweeping, unimpeded views stretching across the coastline to the sea and, on clear days, to the distant Amatola Mountains. Two comfortable residences and three self-contained cottages provide ample accommodation for extended family, guests, or rental income. Current rental earnings stand at R12 500 per month, with two additional premises nearing completion, promising a healthy increase in revenue.
Infrastructure is extensive. A solid dairy building and a well-equipped workshop support both farming operations and further development. Water is drawn directly from the Nahoon Dam, feeding three underground storage tanks with a combined capacity of 45 000 litres, plus an elevated 8 000-litre holding capacity. Eleven earthen dams are strategically positioned across the property ensuring year-round livestock watering. Two of these dams are large enough to supply irrigation to adjacent lands, which were used a long time ago and can be rehabilitated and refurbished.
The farm holds water-extraction rights sufficient to irrigate 13.5 hectares of lucerne. Ten hectares along the Nahoon River are already irrigable through underground mains with hydrants, but no above ground infrastructure.
The farm is currently used as a beef farm in addition to having rental income. The land comprises 224 hectares of mixed veld, divided into eight well-planned camps, 5 hectares of lush kikuyu paddocks, 5 hectares of arable land, and a further 4 hectares of overgrown arable, irrigable soil, 10 hectares of irrigated land on the Nahoon River, all offering scope for cultivation, grazing, or restoration.
All fencing will benefit from refurbishment, the farm’s natural assets and infrastructure create outstanding potential. Whether your goal is to expand agricultural production, develop a lucrative eco-tourism venture, or simply enjoy a private wilderness retreat, this property provides an exceptional foundation. The proximity to the city amenities and markets add to the unique advantages of the property.
With its combination of breathtaking vistas, secure water resources, diverse wildlife, and productive farmland, this serene Nahoon conservancy farm represents a unique investment opportunity for the discerning buyer.
Give us a call for a farm resume and to discuss any other relevant issues, if you are a serious buyer.
Features
Zoning
Agricultural
Exterior
Security
No
Sizes
Floor Size
200m²
Land Size
3,480,000m²
