This one hundred and ten year old home which is a declared heritage site, has a floor footprint of over 1,000 square meters and is constructed of cut granite stone, with oregon pine plank floors, exceptionally high ceilings and a wrap- around old Natal style veranda. Other features include a cricket pitch sized passage, spacious reception rooms equipped with log burning fire places, a user friendly, chefs country kitchen with granite topped work counters, a pantry, an outside laundry, a fully equipped bar which serves as a guest entertainment area and much more.

In addition to the accommodation of sixteen beds available in the 4 self-catering cottages, the main home has five en-suite bedrooms - a total some twenty six beds. A double storey thatched cottage could easily serve as a second residence.
The expansive level front lawn has been the site of many a function and wedding and there are six kikuyu paddocks, that allow for the grazing of livestock and horses.

All paddocks are equipped with drinking points, that are supplied by water sourced from a strong flowing natural spring and then there are cattle handling facilities, stables, an equine arena, staff quarters and sheds. The overflow from the water supply is contained in a dam that is stocked with fish.

The entire area of the property is secured within an electric fence.
The business is held in the name of a closed corporation that is registered as a vat vendor,

Included in the price is a very viable Midlands Meander catering and hospitality business with current and pre-covid financial figures are available for perusal by serious and committed purchasers. Read more...