Approximately halfway between Johannesburg and the Kruger National Park, lies the beautiful town of Dullstroom. Its idyllic position in the Highlands Meander and along the scenic Panorama Route makes it a perfect holiday destination for those who enjoy the natural environments on offer in Mpumalanga.

With plenty of enticing leisure activities available, residents and visitors are spoiled by choice of things to do to wile away the hours. Whether you enjoy regularly admiring beautiful vistas, spending the day freshwater fishing or sipping on a delicious cocktail as the sun sets, Dullstroom is an ideal place to purchase Mpumulanga real estate.

Dullstroom property for sale perfectly complements the town’s idyllic surroundings. Residential properties are typically large but affordable, often containing more than three bedrooms. The town also offers considerable hospitality opportunities owing to the number of tourists who frequent the area. Investors seeking to purchase property to convert to Dullstroom accommodation venues can opt for established buildings created for the purpose of housing discerning travellers or vacant land on which new developments can be constructed.

Pam Golding Properties specialises in matching property buyers with appropriate Mpumalanga real estate and our online portfolio includes Dullstroom property for sale for residential, commercial or agricultural purposes.

Dullstroom, Mpumulanga, offers homebuyers, real estate investors and farmers a variety of property options:

• Dullstroom house options – Owing to the town’s overabundance of space and relatively sparse population, real estate is predominantly large and spaced out over a large area, giving residents privacy. Dullstroom properties range from modest to opulent, with Dullstroom Country Estate offering some of the most exclusive property options to buyers. Pam Golding Properties real estate portfolio includes Dullstroom house options to meet the needs of a wide variety of buyers.
• Dullstroom farms – Trout farming is prevalent in the area and Dullstroom farms are lucrative investments for those who are knowledgeable of this particular industry.
• Dullstroom accommodation – Owing to the abundance of natural attractions in the area, Dullstroom accommodation provides investors with a way to make a profit and visitors with a place to stay while they explore the area. People seeking Panorama Route accommodation can rent Dullstroom property and spend part of their journey in this rejuvenating environment.

Dullstroom accommodation is as diverse as its residential and commercial property. One can choose between self-catering houses, luxury Dullstroom holiday venues and quaint guesthouses.

Browse Pam Golding Properties extensive portfolio of Dullstroom real estate to find the right property for you and your family.

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In the 1880s, then president of South Africa, Paul Kruger, encouraged immigration, leading to the arrival of many Dutch settlers to what is now Mpumalanga. When arriving at Groot Suikerboschkop, Wolterus Dull discovered that a small village had been unofficially established.

As the village grew, it came to the attention of Paul Kruger, who named it a town in 1892. Originally called Dull’s-stroom, it was later simplified to Dullstroom. The town has survived many events, including the Anglo-Boer War – during which it was almost razed to the ground. After the war concluded, residents began returning to Dullstroom South Africa to rebuild and restart their lives.

From this point onwards, Dullstroom has flourished and is integral to the Highlands Meander and the Panorama Route which are frequented by local and international visitors who appreciate the astonishing nature and sights of the area.

There is an old saying in Dullstroom: “If you don’t like the weather, stick around for a while, it changes every 15 minutes or so.” While this may be an exaggeration, it does tend to change rapidly, ensuring that even when its raining that the sun is sure to appear shortly.

While the weather is typically pleasant all year round, autumn is considered by many to be the ideal time of year to visit. The days are warm and nights range from brisk to cold – ideal for drinking a glass of wine in front of a crackling fire. Dullstroom has a summer rainfall and residents periodically experience snow during winter.

Whether you are seeking to purchase Dullstroom properties to set up a home or are exploring the area on holiday, the town makes an ideal base of operations from which to conveniently travel to exciting attractions. Some of the prominent attractions in and near Dullstroom include:

• The Panorama Route – Including scenic locations such as Blyde River Canyon, the Panorama Route offers some of the most spectacular views in the world. The route is also known for adrenaline pumping activities and cultural sites rich in the history of South Africa’s diverse inhabitants.
• The Kruger Park – One of the most famous game reserves internationally, the Kruger National Park is home to abundant wildlife and visitors stand a chance to see some of the Big 5, including lion, elephant, buffalo, rhinoceros and leopard.
• The Highlands Meander area – Incorporating the towns of Belfast, Dullstroom, Lydenburg, Machadodorp and Waterval Boven, this area is considered the trout Mecca of South Africa. There are a high number of trout farms and fishing spots that can provide hours of entertainment in the midst of luscious natural environments.
• Waterval Boven – This picturesque village is brimming with historical buildings, many of which are declared national monuments. Part of its architectural history includes Paul Kruger’s official residence. Of particular interest to nature and history aficionados is the old railway tunnel from which the Elands River Waterfall can be seen.
• Machadodorp – Also located along the Elands river and is home to a natural spring that is purported to have healing powers to those who bath in it or drink its water.
• The Kwena Basin – Located just 20km from Lyndenburg, the Kwena Basin is the area situated between Chomse se Hoogte Pass and Witklip Pass along the R36 highway.
• Walkersons Dullstroom – This hotel and spa is ideal for relaxing and rejuvenating. Enjoy staying in the lap of luxury and pamper yourself with a variety of refreshing treatments.