A 58-hectare livestock and grazing property situated alongside the N1 near Glen, north of Bloemfontein
Good natural grazing, established trees and water infrastructure make this a practical small livestock farm.
Added advantage of excellent visibility from one of South Africa's major transport routes.
LOCATION AND ACCESS
The property borders the N1 near Glen, between Bloemfontein and Brandfort.
It offers excellent visibility to passing traffic and is easily accessible via an N1 off-ramp and connecting road.
There is no direct entrance from the N1.
GRAZING AND VEGETATION
The property offers established natural grazing, including good red grass, thorn trees, indigenous shrubs and bushveld vegetation.
Suitable for a small cattle, sheep or goat farming operation, subject to appropriate stocking rates and veld management.
WATER
A borehole and water storage tanks provide water infrastructure.
The property also features an earth dam and a seasonal stream.
IMPROVEMENTS
Basic workers' accommodation is available on the property.
FARMING AND OTHER POTENTIAL USES
Suitable for small-scale livestock farming, grazing and other agricultural activities.
Its prominent position alongside the N1 may also appeal to buyers requiring roadside visibility for a future business or agricultural enterprise, subject to zoning, access and relevant statutory approvals.
An opportunity to acquire 64 hectares of agricultural land with natural grazing, water infrastructure, convenient access and outstanding N1 exposure.
AVERAGE RAINFALL AND GRAZING CAPACITY
The Glen–Brandfort area receives an average annual rainfall of approximately 540–550 mm, mainly during the summer months from November to March.
The region is predominantly sweetveld, with natural red grass (Themeda triandra), thorn trees and indigenous shrubs.
An estimated grazing capacity of approximately 6-8 hectares per Large Stock Unit (LSU).
ADDITIONAL LAND USE POTENTIAL
The property's excellent visibility alongside the N1 offers potential for agricultural storage, a nursery, livestock-related services, tourism accommodation or other businesses benefiting from prominent roadside exposure.
All non-agricultural uses remain subject to applicable zoning, municipal approvals and statutory requirements. There is no direct access from the N1, but the property is conveniently accessible via an N1 off-ramp and connecting road.