Game farm for sale in Thabazimbi

60 Hectares of Untamed Bushveld, Four Homes, and an Income Already Flowing — 20 Minutes from Thabazimbi

There is a particular kind of quiet that settles over the bushveld in the late afternoon, when the light turns gold and the kudu drift down to drink. On this stretch of land, that quiet belongs to you.

Twenty minutes outside Thabazimbi, the property runs in a long, narrow strip that holds two very different worlds. At one end, the Sand River cuts clean across it, carving a green corridor. At the other, the land rises into a koppie then a valley and then a mountain. Few properties this size offer river frontage and mountain views on the same title deed.

Sixty hectares gives the bush room to feel wild without feeling far from home. Nyala move along the river line, kudu stand still at the treeline, impala graze the open ground between — bushveld doing what bushveld does.

It's also very much a place to call home — four of them, in fact. Three residential houses hold four separate living units. The main house has three bedrooms, a study, and a stoep built for sundowners. An attached one-bedroom unit offers its own privacy, and two further units each have two bedrooms and a bathroom.

Three of the four units are already tenanted, furnished, generating around R30,000 a month — a working property with income landing before you've changed a thing.

It runs entirely off-grid on solar, with three boreholes keeping water abundant for the homes, the garden and the wildlife alike.

The property also sits within a boomed zone, adding a welcome extra layer of security this deep into the bushveld.

A private stretch of river frontage. A mountain and valley view most buyers only dream about. Four homes, three of them already earning. Off-grid power, borehole water, and bushveld on your doorstep. This is bushveld ownership with the hard part already done.