1,037 Ha Waterfront Legacy Estate – Resort, Development, Agriculture & Diamond Potential

Most buyers would need years to assemble an estate of this breadth. Here, two adjoining properties form an estate-scale 1,037-hectare waterfront holding with approximately 7 kilometres of direct dam frontage and 60 hectares of irrigation rights.

It is a platform for tourism, residential development, commercial agriculture and reported mineral potential within one acquisition.

ONE ACQUISITION. FOUR ENGINES OF VALUE.

1. WATERFRONT DESTINATION

The 377-hectare, game-fenced resort component contributes approximately 5 kilometres of waterfront and 40 hectares of irrigation rights.

Infrastructure includes a large thatched reception, function hall for approximately 300 guests, two kitchens, two restaurant areas, bar facility, storerooms, seven chalets, ten waterfront rondavels, a church or wedding chapel, mini-golf, ablutions, four reservoirs, pump systems and two swimming pools, including a separate day-visitor pool with its own ablutions.

Currently operating below full capacity, the resort offers a base for weddings, conferences, accommodation, fishing, retreats and day visitors. Game is excluded but may be negotiated separately.

2. REGISTERED ESTATE-DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

Seller-supplied information records development rights registered against the title deed for 114 sectional-title units, with up to 40% permitted for individual sale.

This creates potential for phased development and selective sales of eligible units, potentially releasing capital progressively while control of the greater estate is retained.

The elevated, north-facing development area combines established tree lines with sweeping water and mountain views. One house plan has reportedly been approved; a separate partially commenced structure remains subject to approval.

All rights remain subject to registered conditions, statutory approvals and purchaser due diligence.

3. COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL SCALE

The adjoining 660-hectare farm contributes approximately 2 kilometres of waterfront and 20 hectares of irrigation rights.

Currently used for grazing, approximately 70% reportedly comprises arable former cultivated land—around 462 hectares—creating scope for cattle, mixed farming or the assessed return of crop production.

Improvements include two farmhouses, storage and supporting buildings. The Brangus operation reportedly comprises approximately 180 cows, 100 calves and 10 breeding bulls. Livestock is excluded and numbers may change.

4. REPORTED DIAMOND POTENTIAL

The seller reports previous diamond recovery and available geological reports. Bulk sampling is still required to assess extent and commercial viability; future recovery, grade, quantity and value are not guaranteed.

The five-year mineral authorisation reportedly remains in the seller’s name, and four years of its stated term will have elapsed by the end of 2026. The seller is open to discussing a structured operational arrangement with the purchaser.

Any mining activity or arrangement remains subject to the authorisation’s exact status and conditions, legislation, regulatory requirements, formal agreements and specialist due diligence.

THE LEGACY OPPORTUNITY

The acquisition need not depend on one outcome. Agriculture provides productive use, resort infrastructure a destination base, registered rights a phased growth strategy and the waterfront a connection between them. Reported mineral potential adds a carefully qualified fourth dimension.

It is suited to a family office, developer, tourism group, agricultural enterprise, mining investor or consortium with the capital and expertise to build across sectors and generations.

Price excludes VAT.

Location, supporting documentation and private viewings are available to registered, qualified purchasers.