Harcourts Boet Nothnagel is pleased to present this property to our esteemed clients. For our safety and the safety of our sellers, we will only view this property with pre-approved clients who send us their IDs and proof of residence.
Magnificent 9,8 ha smallholding with 4,3 ha of 1200 Mac bearing trees, water rights from Croc river for 6,5ha opportunity for additional 300 trees, earth dam, water tank, dam with jetty and picnic spots, bore, and pump.
Majestic main house 3 beds, 4 baths, 3 en suites, dining room, 3 lounges, study, full gourmet kitchen, pantry, laundry, lapa, braai, office, gym, sauna, and massive sparkling pool, all this and more with additional dwellings on the property rendering passive rental income. Ideal property for the retired businessman or farmer. This one will go fast contact Boet for a private viewing
Nelspruit, or Mbombela since 2009, was founded in 1895 on the banks of the Crocodile River, by 3 Nel brothers who used to bring their cattle to graze in the winter months. It is a city in north-eastern South Africa and the capital of the Mpumalanga province. Nelspruit lies west of the Mozambique border, east of Johannesburg and north of the Swaziland border. There are 2 airports in Mpumalanga, Kruger Mpumalanga...
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