When the noise of everything else fades, properties like this remain.
Held by the same family for 46 years, this is not just a home, it is land that has been lived on, walked, shaped and slowly allowed to return to its natural state. A place where time has left its mark in all the right ways.
The home itself carries that old world farmhouse feel. Solid, well structured, and honest. Spacious rooms, 90% original wooden floors, and large fireplaces in the lounge, kitchen and main bedroom give it warmth and presence that newer homes simply cannot replicate. Much of the original character remains intact, including the wooden kitchen with built-in cupboards and many of the original light fittings throughout.
There are three well-sized, north-facing bedrooms, each filled with natural light and warmth in winter, while the home stays comfortably cool through summer. The main bedroom has its own en-suite wet room with open shower, while the second bathroom offers a bath. The layout is practical and generous, with space that feels easy to live in.
The house is structurally sound, with security doors already in place, but it does require cosmetic attention. For the right buyer, that is where the opportunity lies. Restore, refine, and bring it back to its full strength without losing its soul.
Beyond the home, the land is where this property truly separates itself.
Set on one portion of flat ground where the house stands comfortably, the rest of the property unfolds into sloped, terraced landscapes that stretch above, below and around you. There are hidden pockets, quiet corners, and natural pathways that invite exploration. Indigenous trees and plant life have been encouraged through an ongoing rewilding process, creating a space that feels deeply alive, almost forest-like in its density and energy.
Higher up, the views open wide and far, offering a completely different perspective of the land and surrounding area. Scattered throughout are beautiful old oak trees, along with a tucked-away grove of mature willow trees that feels almost secret.
There is also a natural spring on the property, feeding into water tanks that supply the home. A rare and valuable feature that adds both practicality and independence.
An old family map exists, built up over decades, marking out the special places across the land. A reminder that this is not a blank canvas, but a property with history, character, and layers still waiting to be rediscovered.
The property is registered as one, but consists of two portions. This opens up a strong investment angle, with the option to sell off the second portion of vacant land if desired, or hold and expand.
Additional features include a double garage with lock-up capability, an undercover parking bay, a separate wendy house used as a laundry with built-in cupboards, multiple water tanks, an undercover nursery area, and an outdoor braai space near the home.
Positioned at the start of the Little Siberia area of Hogsback, this property sits higher up, within the snow belt, adding yet another layer to its already unique setting.
This is not a polished, modern listing trying to be something it is not.
This is space, history, raw beauty and real potential. A property that invites someone to step in, bring vision, and shape something truly special while keeping what already makes it rare.
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