Introduction
Situated in the Kenhardt region of the Boesmanland, this expansive farm lies within one of South Africa’s most resilient and proven livestock areas. With an average annual rainfall of approximately 170 mm, the property is ideally suited to hardy sheep and goat farming, particularly Dorper and Meatmaster breeds. The veld consists of drought-resistant shrubs, succulents, and hardy trees such as Camel Thorn, Quiver, and Shepherd’s Trees. In favourable seasons, the landscape is transformed by grasses and colourful wildflowers, while abundant birdlife and wildlife add to the farm’s tranquil character and dependable productivity.
Property Features
Total extent: 4,508.67 ha (two portions sold as one unit)
Grazing capacity: 1:36 LSU
13 well-laid-out camps, each equipped with water points (some with multiple points)
Water supply: 16 boreholes
12 equipped with solar pumps and windmills
4 unequipped
Three strong boreholes delivering approximately 22,000 litres per hour
Remaining boreholes yielding around 2,000 litres per hour
Additional water security provided by the Rietfontein and Hartbees Rivers, which cross and converge on the farm—an impressive feature during good rainfall years (non-perennial)
Water storage includes dams and plastic tanks for livestock drinking water
Five sheep handling facilities, one conveniently positioned near the homestead and main gravel road
Fencing & Camps
Well-maintained fencing throughout, including:
Jackal-proof sections
Stock-proof (11-strand) fencing
Electrified perimeter fencing with four offset wires
Eight inner electrified blocks for effective predator control
Dedicated 340 ha game camp with game fencing and characteristic Kalahari-style sandy dunes
Currently stocked with two Sable bulls
Offers potential for further development into a quality game farming operation
Vegetation
Typical Boesmanland vegetation of shrubs, succulents, and mixed grasses
Shepherd’s Trees, Camel Thorn, and various thorn species concentrated along non-perennial riverbeds
The veld provides natural forage throughout the year and supports healthy grazing with minimal parasite and disease pressure
Well suited for sheep, goat, cattle, and game farming
Homestead & Infrastructure
Neat three-bedroom house, ideal for weekend use or short farm stays
Two storage rooms for feed, tools, and equipment
Functional and practical infrastructure in place, allowing for immediate farming operations
Conclusion
This well-managed and secure Boesmanland farm offers excellent water resources, sound infrastructure, and healthy grazing, making it highly suitable for both livestock and game farming. Easily accessible from the main road yet private and secluded, the property presents a rare combination of productivity and natural beauty. The seller is a VAT vendor, with the option to acquire the farm by taking over the Closed Corporation shares if preferred.