Web Ref No RLS939639

Situated on a hill close to the Boland town of Malmesbury lies this 236ha mixed-use farm overlooking the Valley with breathtaking views all the way to Table Mountain. The farm consists of two title deeds and is also close to the urban edge, so perfect to be rezoned for housing development. Currently, the farm is planted with 107ha of grapes, of which 76ha of red and 31ha of white grapes. The grapes are very sought-after bush vines on dry land farming. The current production is on average about 7 tons per ha. Various cellars buy their grapes. The balance of the land consists of 128ha of grazing land with a carrying capacity of about 100 head of cattle. The grazing fields are also planted annually with a mixture of oats and barley.

The property has two houses situated close to each other, as well as various storerooms and sheds. The main house is off-grid with a 16Kw inverter and lithium batteries. The second house is currently rented out. All buildings are situated within the electric-fenced area. Only the 6 laborers' houses are situated outside of the secured area. The farm has 2 Eskom points that supply electricity.

Water comes from 2 boreholes, supplying a total of 1500L per hour. The small dam is filled with a perennial fountain.

The farm is sold as a going concern with some implements included in the sale. The cattle can be purchased separately. The Seller is VAT registered.

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