Tucked away alongside the historic town of Barberton, often dubbed the “Gem of the Lowveld,” this estate is a remarkable find. Situated within a vast crater at the foot of the stunning Makonjwa mountain range, it offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the Barberton valley, extending towards Kaapsche Hoop and further afield. This property is part of the renowned “Route 38: Gateway to the Wild Frontier.”
Covering an expansive 270 hectares, the estate comprises 82 residential units, providing ample room for a serene lifestyle.
Barberton and its surroundings offer a plethora of recreational activities, including gold panning, microlight flights, premier paragliding locations, quad biking trails, fly-fishing, and horseback riding. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to several local courses, including the esteemed Leopard Creek course in Malelane.
This development beautifully merges contemporary luxury with the rustic charm of unspoiled forests, rivers, and mountains, creating an ideal setting for nature walks and outdoor adventures.
Barberton caters to both residents and visitors with a diverse range of amenities. The scenic Nelspruit/Barberton road, along with the Bulembu road leading to Maputo and Kosi Bay via Piggs Peak casino, is lovingly known as the “Royal Route to the Sea,” celebrated as one of South Africa’s most picturesque drives.
Pets are allowed in designated enclosed areas around the homes, pending approval from the Board of Directors.
Located on the eastern side of the estate, this property enjoys an elevated position, perfect for witnessing stunning sunrises and sunsets.
While the land is currently undeveloped, house plans are available upon request.
The estate features controlled access and is home to a rich variety of wildlife, including giraffes, various antelope species, warthogs, zebras, and kudu, as well as an abundance of flora and birdlife.
Moreover, the estate is conveniently situated near several mines, some of which are poised to resume operations in the near future.