R15,000,000
29 Drie Valleyen 186, Rondevlei, Wilderness
Monthly Bond Repayment R147,246.50
Calculated over 20 years at 10.25% with no deposit.
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Conservation Property Bordering National Park with Rare Biodiversity Potential
Exclusive opportunity to acquire two adjoining erfs totaling 35.6 hectares in an exceptional natural setting, bordering a National Park and positioned within a Critical Biodiversity Area in the sought-after Wilderness region of the Western Cape.
This unique property offering is perfectly suited to conservation-minded individuals, environmental organisations, eco-tourism ventures, or companies seeking to invest in long-term biodiversity preservation and sustainable land stewardship.
The southern erf features a spacious six-bedroom home with three bathrooms, an indoor braai area, fireplace, and double garage. Designed for comfortable country living, the home enjoys spectacular natural surroundings and complete privacy.
A reliable water infrastructure system is already in place, including:
Solar-powered borehole
Backup mains-powered spike pump system
Two water points
Gravity-fed water supply delivering over 3 bar pressure to the home
Of exceptional environmental significance, this erf falls entirely within a Critical Biodiversity Area and hosts several rare and protected species, including:
Disa procera — recognised as the only privately owned population
Lebeckia gracilis
Ruschia duthieae
The second portion of the property offers excellent agricultural and operational infrastructure, including:
Five 10,000-litre water storage tanks
Two potential outbuildings suitable for staff accommodation or storage
Approximately 7 hectares of fenced paddocks with water access
Approximately 1 hectare under shade netting, ideal for a vegetable or indigenous tree nursery
The properties form part of a long-term conservation vision aimed at linking neighbouring properties together with adjoining conservation land, including collaboration with South African National Parks (SANParks), to establish an expanded joint conservation area.
Participation in such conservation initiatives may potentially qualify owners for significant tax incentives, including a possible SARS biodiversity stewardship offset of up to 4% of the property value annually for 25 years, subject to approval and applicable legislation.
With direct access to pristine natural landscapes and extraordinary ecological value, this property presents rare potential for:
Conservation and biodiversity stewardship
Eco-estate or rewilding initiatives
Environmental education and research
Guide training facilities
Indigenous plant nurseries
Sustainable eco-tourism ventures
A truly remarkable opportunity to secure and preserve an irreplaceable piece of South Africa’s natural heritage while enjoying the lifestyle and long-term vision that accompanies it.
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