Real estate in Limpopo has proven to be as popular with locals as it is with foreigners as this vast area offers an array of property choices from smallholding farms to peaceful family homes. But it’s not only the variety and quality of the properties for sale in Limpopo; the spectacular game parks and natural attractions are just as influential to house hunters exploring the Limpopo real estate market.
While much of the real estate in Limpopo is made up of farmland, there are also various residential properties, golf estates and secure complexes on offer. Especially sought-after for its rich agricultural plantations and nature reserves is the Waterberg District while property for sale in Phalaborwa allows nature lovers the opportunity to enjoy abounding wildlife as the area borders the Kruger National Park. At the foothills of the Wolkberg Mountain, Tzaneen offers an array of real estate options from small houses and farms to larger family homesteads. One of the fastest growing regions in Limpopo is the thriving agricultural centre of Thohoyandou, which is also home to the University of Venda. We’ve got a wide selection of Limpopo properties for sale so read on to discover an area that’s perfect for you.
Popular developments in Limpopo
Areas within Limpopo
Burgersfort lies in the beautiful Spekboom River valley, bordered by the eco-region of the Bushveld and the provinces of Mpumalanga and Limpopo.
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Established in 1960, Ellisras is a coal mining town in the Limpopo province on the banks of the Mogol River. In 2002, the area was officially renamed Lephalale after the main river that crosses the municipality.
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Situated in the heart of the Lowveld and prime wildlife area of South Africa, Hoedspruit is fast becoming a sought after destination for lovers of wildlife, tourism and investors.
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You’ll find the naturally scenic town of Phalaborwa in Limpopo’s Mopani District Municipality.
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Polokwane, previously referred to as Pietersburg, is the capital of the Limpopo province and the largest metropolitan economic centre in the north.
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Thabazimbi is situated in the Western corner of Limpopo province at the foot of the Ysterberg.
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Tzaneen is unarguably one of the most picturesque destinations in South Africa.
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The Waterberg, situated in the northern part of South Africa, was declared by UNESCO as a biosphere reserve.
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Explore Limpopo
Nature Reserves
This is the ideal region to experience some of South Africa’s best wildlife as it sports over 50 game lodges and various conservation parks. Not to be missed is the Kruger National Park (part of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park) and the Makopane Biodiversity Conservation Centre.
Mountain meanders
The Waterberg Mountains and surrounding area has been declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve which affords visitors impressive landscapes to marvel over, a number of exciting self-drive tourism routes and breath-taking scenery. Travel a little further north to the Soutpansberg for more natural beauty steeped in cultural history.
Ancient wonders
In the Limpopo valley lies the remnants of the ancient African kingdom of Mapungubwe. This World Heritage Site within a National Park, is favoured by archaeologists, historians and nature enthusiasts who are eager to learn more about the fossil discoveries, preserved rock art and rolling landscape that tells a story of forgotten times.
Outdoor adventure
With such a diverse landscape to explore, avid adventurers will never be short of options. From the Rooikat or Lesodi Hiking Trails in Tzaneen and other routes to in Thabaphaswa and Bela Bela to horseback riding, 4x4 routes and golf; there really is something for everyone.
Living in Limpopo
Education
Schools for all ages can be found in the areas surrounding most main towns such as Polokwane, Phalaborwa, Burgersfort and Tzaneen. Gauteng is located south of Limpopo, affording residents access to an even greater variety of schools and tertiary institutions. In fact, many parents opt to enrol their kids into the boarding schools there.
Healthcare
Within the Limpopo province you’ll find a number of regional hospitals and clinics as well as a Mediclinic and a few other private institutions. Daily needs can be seen to by most clinics and the local doctors who operate within the different towns in the region.
Shopping
Polokwane is definitely the heart of the Limpopo shopping offerings as you’ll find over 100 stores on offer within Savannah Mall and its other well-appointed centres. While there are malls and larger shopping centres dotted across the region’s major towns, don’t miss the opportunity to purchase the fresh local produce on offer.
Travel
For air travel, the Polokwane International Airport will service all of your needs. There are smaller airstrips and Gauteng is a manageable drive away. When you consider that 70% of the Kruger National Park exists within Limpopo’s boarders, you’ll understand why a 4x4 may come in handy!