Charming Rural Retreat with Income Potential
Discover this delightful family abode nestled in the serene countryside of Vredefort, offering a tranquil lifestyle with modern amenities. Boasting a borehole, 5000lt Jojo tank, expansive tree-filled garden, and an above-ground swimming pool, this property epitomizes country living at its finest. Additionally, a convenient Flatlet presents an opportunity for supplementary rental income.
Situated just moments away from a local shopping center, this farm-style residence exudes warmth and character with its glowing wooden floors. Spread across a spacious 3086m² stand, there's ample space for children to play kickball and ride bicycles to their heart's content.
Inside, the home offers generously sized bedrooms with plenty of cupboard space, including a main bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. A separate living room and dining room provide versatile living spaces for the whole family.
The heart of the home lies in the open-plan kitchen, equipped with a gas stove, hob, pantry, scullery, and separate laundry area. Entertaining is a breeze with a patio featuring a built-in braai, perfect for hosting gatherings with loved ones. Adjacent to the swimming pool, a charming stoep offers a serene spot for Sunday braais while the children frolic in the garden and pool.
Ensuring peace of mind, the property features excellent security measures and pre-paid electricity. Parking is abundant, with a double garage, parking space for three vehicles, and a double carport. Additional storage needs are met with three convenient store rooms.
Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity to embrace the idyllic lifestyle offered by this rural gem. Contact us today to schedule a viewing.
Vredefort: A Rich Heritage
Vredefort, a quaint farming town in the Free State province of South Africa, beckons with its rich history and natural beauty. Home to approximately 3,000 residents, the town was established in 1876 on the site of the Vredefort crater, the world's largest and oldest visible bolide impact crater.
Named "peace fort" in Afrikaans and Dutch, Vredefort owes its moniker to the peaceful resolution of a potential conflict between the Transvaal and the Orange Free State. During the Second Boer War, the British erected a concentration camp here to accommodate Boer women and children.
Today, Vredefort thrives as an agricultural hub, with farming activities encompassing cattle, peanuts, sorghum, sunflowers, and maize. Experience the charm and serenity of rural living in this historic town steeped in natural wonders.