• 7 cottages (2 -15 sleeper)
• 1 x 3 bedroomed owners house & reception
• 1 x foreman’s’ cottage
• 1 x Boma area with braai, bar, 2 toilets and seating for 45
• 1 x laundry and storerooms
• 1 x workshop/shed
• Staff accommodation
• 1 x cold room (converted container)
• Butchery area
• 5 x boreholes, 2 equipped; 1 solar 5000l; 1 solar & Eskom 12 000l
• 4 x swimming pools. (1 x communal, 1 x lodge, 1 x owners house, 1 x splash pool at Cottage)
• Dam
• Seasonal river
• 1 x waterhole (pumped to from solar borehole)
• 2 x sunset decks
• +- 40km maintained farm roads
• Fully game fenced
• 2 x Eskom poles:
• ? One for main part of farm with lodges
• ? one at staff accommodation and workshop/ shed

There are over 40 mammal species to be found on the property, large and small. These include giraffe, zebra, kudu, eland, waterbuck, blue wildebeest, gemsbok, bushbuck, blesbuck, mountain reedbuck, red hartebeest, klipspringer, duiker, steenbok, impala, bush pig and warthog. Predators such as leopard, brown hyaena, genet, civet, black-backed jackal, caracal, and African wildcat are occasionally sighted.
The elusive aardvark, pangolin and honey badger also occur in the area.
There is also a pack of free roaming wild dogs that have been sighted, very briefly, on a few occasions on the farm.
The Waterberg boasts over 200 bird species. These include raptors such as snake eagles, buzzards and secretary birds as well as numerous different kingfishers, hornbills and sunbirds.
The farm is also home to a breeding pair of Denhams Bustards. Innumerable species of insects and reptiles occur, including the endemic Giant plated lizard.
The farm offers a wide range of habitats and scenery.
A perennial stream, which feeds a dam and provides an interesting wetland that attracts a variety of water birds, wide open savannah plains where game is easily viewed, dense bush and rocky outcrops.
On the north-eastern side of the property a densely vegetated horseshoe ridge looks out on an endless vista of mountains and valleys with no sign of civilization. It is down this ridge that a number of rocky ledges and beautiful seasonal waterfalls can be found. Read more...