The property covers 72 hectares, 2.4 km from the centre of Sabie. The Sabie River forms the northern boundary and the Spitskop Spruit runs through the land. 26 hectares are zoned for the lodge and 46 are agricultural. The lodge holds all the licensing approvals it needs.
Three double and three triple chalets sit in a riverside garden. Around them are a main residence, offices, workshops, a boma, a swimming pool, a children's play area and staff quarters. Walking trails follow the river. The chalets have gas stoves and kettles, and guests can add breakfast for an extra charge.
Eskom power comes through a 100 kVA transformer, and a generator supplies every unit from sunset until 10 PM. Water comes from a fountain under a historic servitude, is held in a reservoir and reaches the lodge at 8 bar with a reliable flow.
The estate also carries 40 hectares of Saligna with established water rights.
It suits a buyer who wants to live on the property and let the chalets, a group of families buying together, or an operator who wants a licensed lodge with room for events.
The lodge ranks well on the main travel platforms. Turnover, expense and occupancy reports are ready for buyers who show proof of funds.
The lodge sits on the Panorama Route, within reach of Sabie Falls, Long Tom Pass, God's Window, Blyde River Canyon, Graskop Gorge Lift, Sudwala Caves and Kruger National Park.