R3,500,000
R3,500,000
5
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Parkings
Rosemary Ryan
Property Practitioner - Sales
Seeff Kenton on Sea & Port Alfred
PPRA Registered | FFC
20233391513
Monthly Rates
R430
Total
R430
43 Hectare smallholding on 3 separate title deeds
Havelock Shaw Park Road
Web Ref.
4525662
This farm in the Settler country around Bathurst is close enough to the coastal town of Port Alfred, and the city of Grahamstown to offer a great opportunity to generate an income, and be close to the sea, the schools, all the sports in the area including the many cricket clubs, and the histortical Settler sites in the area.
There are 3 sections of 26.6 hectares, 13 hectares and 3.9 hectares,, and the farmhouse has been lovingly restored and extended to offer 5 bedrooms plus 2 potential cottages for accommodation, with verandahs to settle down and enjoy the views across the lands. The fireplace in the lounge invites you to be cosy on cooler winters evenings, there is a braai area for easy entertaining in a sheltered corner, with access to the eat- in kitchen, and the high pressed ceilings have been retained.
The is a single garage which leads into the kitchen passage and there are workshops areas, storage rooms and enough space to keep a handy man or woman busy at their hobbies..
The camps are divided for cattle, horses or sheep and there are water troughs in each camp.
One section has a spring which provides ample water to the house and the camps, all year round.
There is a large underground rain water tank and other free standing tanks which are pumped to the house and the tunnels.
The tractor and all implements are included in the sale, and there are 4 shaded net tunnels in use.
There is a new business supplying seedlings to local and national nurseries and there is great potential for expansion too.
There are 3 sections of 26.6 hectares, 13 hectares and 3.9 hectares,, and the farmhouse has been lovingly restored and extended to offer 5 bedrooms plus 2 potential cottages for accommodation, with verandahs to settle down and enjoy the views across the lands. The fireplace in the lounge invites you to be cosy on cooler winters evenings, there is a braai area for easy entertaining in a sheltered corner, with access to the eat- in kitchen, and the high pressed ceilings have been retained.
The is a single garage which leads into the kitchen passage and there are workshops areas, storage rooms and enough space to keep a handy man or woman busy at their hobbies..
The camps are divided for cattle, horses or sheep and there are water troughs in each camp.
One section has a spring which provides ample water to the house and the camps, all year round.
There is a large underground rain water tank and other free standing tanks which are pumped to the house and the tunnels.
The tractor and all implements are included in the sale, and there are 4 shaded net tunnels in use.
There is a new business supplying seedlings to local and national nurseries and there is great potential for expansion too.
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Bathurst Rural, Bathurst
As you draw up to the only four-way stop in the middle of the historic village of Bathurst you will wonder whether you have been transported back in time. This charming village with its historic buildings lining the streets was founded by the British colonial administration in 1820 to be the administrative centre of the Albany district. It was named for the Colonial Secretary of the time, Lord Bathurst. That plan did not last long. Two years later, the Governor of the Cape Colony, Lord Charles Somerset, issued a proclamation to suspend construction of the drostdy (magistracy) and in an instant, Grahamstown, some 42 kms inland, became the administrative centre. But that was by no means the end of Bathurst. In her book Literary...
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