R17,500,000
5
Bedrooms
6
Bathrooms
5
Parkings
Monthly Rates
R3,500
Total
R3,500
Rustic Charming Farm with 3 Properties and Large Shed.
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RLS974551
25 hectares of prime farm land in Sedgefield Rural has come onto the market. With character and quirk, this farmhouse is something incredibly special. Boasting views of Swartvlei lake and sprawling mountains... This is an opportunity to purchase a unique farmhouse with ample land.
The main house is perched atop the mountain, and with a wrap around stoep, it is perfect for balmy days working outside on the stoep, or sitting and just appreciating the beauty that surrounds. Leading through the specially designed "Old" front door, your eyes are swept upstairs by the staircase to the bedroom area. The main living area is open plan, with ample windows for viewing every angle of the greenery and beauty that is the farm. A large chandelier welcomes you in, and leads you to the formal dining area, and through to the viewing lounge with a fireplace - with views of Swartvlei.
The functional dining room leads off the country charming kitchen, with ample cupboards and a scullery, with space for appliances. A 5 plate Rosieres gas stove is also a feature in the kitchen. This is an easy entertainer's and easy-living house, with the spaces all leading to the outside patio. Inclusive and inspiring!
The main level bedroom has it's own en-suite bathroom, and double doors leading out to the pool, which also has views of the mountains and the lake.
Upstairs there is the white bedroom, which is light and airy, and has a private balcony overlooking the lake. A large en-suite bathroom features a full bathroom. The main bedroom has a dressing area, with double basins in the bedroom space. An en-suite bathroom with shower and picture windows looking out to the garden.
A double garage sized cottage has been converted into an open plan living area with a toilet and basin downstairs. Through a separate entrance upstairs there is an open plan cottage with a kitchenette and bathroom with a shower.
A short walk from the main house and cottage is a 276m2 shed - which is built to accommodate trucks, and for mechanic work pit. There are living quarters attached to shed with plumbing. The shed has a rain water catchment system to supply water to the farm, which holds 126 000L underground. The shed has its own water and electricity.
Down the trek, there are stables which have been converted into an office or cottage space with kitchenette, his and hers bathrooms and a bedroom. The stables have stunning views over the landscape.
Extra features
5000L water tank at the cottage
3 phase power
Dam
126 000L underground rain water storage from the The Shed's 276m2 roof
Underfloor heating
The farm welcomes Bushbuck, bush pig, honey badgers and mongoose as well as an array of indigenous birds. This is an incredibly special farm and has to be seen, walked on and admired to appreciate the true beauty and unique charm that it has to offer.
The main house is perched atop the mountain, and with a wrap around stoep, it is perfect for balmy days working outside on the stoep, or sitting and just appreciating the beauty that surrounds. Leading through the specially designed "Old" front door, your eyes are swept upstairs by the staircase to the bedroom area. The main living area is open plan, with ample windows for viewing every angle of the greenery and beauty that is the farm. A large chandelier welcomes you in, and leads you to the formal dining area, and through to the viewing lounge with a fireplace - with views of Swartvlei.
The functional dining room leads off the country charming kitchen, with ample cupboards and a scullery, with space for appliances. A 5 plate Rosieres gas stove is also a feature in the kitchen. This is an easy entertainer's and easy-living house, with the spaces all leading to the outside patio. Inclusive and inspiring!
The main level bedroom has it's own en-suite bathroom, and double doors leading out to the pool, which also has views of the mountains and the lake.
Upstairs there is the white bedroom, which is light and airy, and has a private balcony overlooking the lake. A large en-suite bathroom features a full bathroom. The main bedroom has a dressing area, with double basins in the bedroom space. An en-suite bathroom with shower and picture windows looking out to the garden.
A double garage sized cottage has been converted into an open plan living area with a toilet and basin downstairs. Through a separate entrance upstairs there is an open plan cottage with a kitchenette and bathroom with a shower.
A short walk from the main house and cottage is a 276m2 shed - which is built to accommodate trucks, and for mechanic work pit. There are living quarters attached to shed with plumbing. The shed has a rain water catchment system to supply water to the farm, which holds 126 000L underground. The shed has its own water and electricity.
Down the trek, there are stables which have been converted into an office or cottage space with kitchenette, his and hers bathrooms and a bedroom. The stables have stunning views over the landscape.
Extra features
5000L water tank at the cottage
3 phase power
Dam
126 000L underground rain water storage from the The Shed's 276m2 roof
Underfloor heating
The farm welcomes Bushbuck, bush pig, honey badgers and mongoose as well as an array of indigenous birds. This is an incredibly special farm and has to be seen, walked on and admired to appreciate the true beauty and unique charm that it has to offer.
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Sedgefield Rural, Sedgefield
Sedgefield is a hidden gem in the Western Cape's Garden Route that captivates with scenic landscapes and a vibrant community. This charming coastal town boasts great schools, a family-friendly environment and breathtaking views of beautiful lush greenery. Embracing sustainability, the town offers a warm welcome to visitors and residents seeking a unique blend of nature and culture. A brief history of the area In 1929, the town of Sedgefield was officially established on the land known as the farm Sedgefield. The farm itself was named in 1894 after the village of the same name in the United Kingdom, in honor of the birthplace of the then farm owner's father, Henry Barrington. Distance from key points Sedgefield residents looking...
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