Nestled in the heart of the Limpopo bushveld, this 988-hectare game farm is situated approximately 60 km north-west of Alldays and 70 km west of Musina, in the Linton/Niewelust area. Access is convenient via the D506 Linton/Waterpoort dirt road, just off the D2692 between Musina and Alldays. The farm is owned by a South African VAT-registered company and offers an excellent investment opportunity for game breeding, game sales, and both trophy and biltong hunting.
Fully game-fenced, the property showcases striking landscapes with scenic routes, large indigenous trees, and a variety of plant species that define the subtropical bushveld. A number of strategically positioned waterholes, equipped with hunting hides, create the perfect setting for bow hunting enthusiasts. The rich natural environment also supports eco-tourism potential, making this farm ideal for future development into a lodge or bush retreat.
A healthy variety of wildlife roam freely across the expansive area, thriving in dense bushveld supported by nutrient-rich grasses such as bushveld signal grass, white buffalo grass, and herringbone grass. The Messina fault line runs north of the property, contributing to its abundant underground water supply. The land’s carrying capacity also supports livestock such as cattle, making it suitable for mixed farming operations. A 55-hectare section of pre-worked, fertile red loamy soil stands ready for cultivation, ideal for the visionary agricultural investor.
The farm's flora includes notable tree species like Red Bushwillow, Corkwood, Marula, Baobab, White Seringa, Shepperd’s tree, and several Acacia varieties. The grasses found here include Carrot-seed, Mexican feather, Pappus, Pangola, Natal, Ngongoni, Kalahari, Cane, Guinea, and Buffalo grass—underscoring the ecological diversity of the region.
Existing infrastructure includes 3 boreholes (1 functional and solar-equipped), 2 cement dams, a newly constructed earth dam, 3 waterholes, and a pipeline system feeding water across the property. Though there is currently no lodge or permanent structures on site, the perimeter fencing, access roads, and water infrastructure are well maintained. No electricity is connected, allowing for solar or off-grid solutions to be implemented.
Whether you’re a hunter, eco-tourist, conservationist, or developer, this farm presents a rare opportunity to own a substantial tract of unspoiled African bushveld.
Asking Price: R8,000,000 (excluding VAT)
Total Area: 988.1838 hectares (1 registered title deed)
Ownership: Company (VAT registered)
For further information or to schedule a viewing, contact:
Anton de Necker
HAMMANN PROPERTIES
+27 84 704 8426
[email protected]
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