Property Details
Situated approximately 17 km south of Louis Trichardt, in the sought-after Bandelierkop region near the Makhado Air Force Base, this 444.0793-hectare agricultural-zoned farm offers an exceptional cattle grazing opportunity within the Makhado Local Municipality, Limpopo. Access to the property is convenient via a tar road connecting Bandelierkop to Senthumule/Makhado, with direct entry from the main road.
This farm is dedicated entirely to cattle grazing, with approximately 443.5 hectares allocated to natural sweetveld grazing and 0.5 hectares developed for operational infrastructure, including a cattle kraal and temporary shelter. The land is divided into five well-maintained grazing camps to support rotational grazing practices, which are widely used in the area to promote pasture sustainability, reduce selective grazing, and maintain soil health. The region's nutrient-rich grasses and sweetveld vegetation ensure high-density, quality grazing throughout the year.
Although the property is not connected to the national electricity grid, a municipal power line runs across it, providing the new owner with the opportunity to install a transformer if needed. Water supply is available via a borehole delivering 3,000 litres per hour through a submersible pump (generator-operated), along with a 5,000-litre plastic storage tank and a livestock drinking point. The perimeter is enclosed by a 1.2-meter fence with a sliding gate at the main entrance, while internal fencing defines the five camps. Access roads and routes are maintained to a functional, basic standard.
The sale does not include any movable assets, livestock, or game. Priced at R4,300,000.00, the property is owned by a VAT-registered trust, and VAT is applicable to the transaction.
This is an ideal opportunity for buyers looking to expand or establish a productive cattle operation in one of Limpopo’s most fertile and established grazing regions.
For more information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact:
Anton de Necker
HAMMANN PROPERTIES
Mobile: 084 704 8426
Email: [email protected]