Ashton , Badshoogte , Bergsig , Bonnievale , Ceres , De Doorns , Greyton , Klapmuts , Klipheuwel , Laingsburg , Malgas , McGregor , Montagu , Rawsonville , Robertson , Suurbraak , Swellendam , Theewaterskloof , Touws River (Touwsrivier) , Tulbagh , Villiersdorp , Wolseley
SOLE MANDATE Off-grid lifestyle meets rugged Karoo beauty guest farm with natural water source, accommodation, and untapped potential on the edge of Sanbona. Situated approximately 20km outside Barrydale in the remote and untouched area known as Die Flakters, this remarkable guest farm borders the world-renowned Sanbona Wildlife Reserve. Designed for those who crave space, silence, and connection to the land, the property is perfectly suited to a buyer looking to live off-grid, host a nature-based retreat, or invest in a one-of-a-kind hospitality venture in the Klein [hidden] setting is wild and expansive. Limited access ensures complete privacy, making this an ideal sanctuary for anyone wanting to step away from the demands of modern life. With established guest accommodation, water security, and ample space for future development, this property offers everything needed to realize a dream lifestyle farm, eco-tourism retreat, or off-grid [hidden] standout feature is the reliable natural water supply. A tested windmill hole produces approximately 30 litres per minute with minimal drop, functioning more like a spring than a borehole. A shallow pump supplies the Hill House's 5000-litre water tank in around four hours, even with a 40m elevation gain. A second submersible pump near the entrance delivers cleaner water and fills the tank even faster. Plans are in place to supply the Manor House with water at 4-bar pressure, with future irrigation options already [hidden] water system is supported by a four-drum filtration setup (gravel, sand, carbon, and settling), ensuring access to clean, clear drinking water throughout the property. While currently powered by Eskom, this property is ideally suited for full off-grid solar conversion. Monthly Eskom billing averages R6,500, though actual usage is consistently under R2,000 â?? making solar both practical and [hidden] dam was initially constructed by a member of Meyer Joubertâ??s family and later raised by a subsequent owner who also expanded the Manor House and built the Hill House. The Barnhouse was transformed from a working barn, while the Pump House was once a water tank. Historically, the farm supported small-scale livestock, including sheep and cattle, but today its potential leans more toward sustainable living, eco-tourism, an individual lifestyle farm, or a private retreat. There is plenty of space for horses and free riding, enhancing its appeal for equestrian use or nature-focused [hidden] is generous and flexible, designed to cater for private use, rentals, or group stays:Manor House: Four bedrooms, three bathroomsNW Room: 2 x Three-quarter beds (separable), ensuiteNE Room: 2 x Three-quarter beds (together on request)SW Room: 2 x Three-quarter beds (separable)SE Room: 2 x Singles made up as King, ensuiteBarnhouse: Two bedrooms, one bathroom, kitchen, and single garageRoom 1: 2 x XL three-quarter beds (separable)Room 2: 2 x single bedsBunkhouse: One large ope