Swartruggens, North West, South Africa

A True Gem in the Heart of Nature

This breathtaking 904.5644ha bushveld grazing farm (two title deeds), fully game-fenced (24-wire, 2.2–2.4m high), is a rare find – perfectly located just 50km from Rustenburg and 50km from Koster, 43km from Swartruggens, and 20km from the N4 Platinum Highway. Access is via a 4km servitude road, ensuring privacy and seclusion.

The farm features a 2-bedroom home with 1 bathroom, open-plan lounge/dining area, kitchen, and a sunny patio offering spectacular views over the surrounding bushveld. A study/workshop adds extra versatility. The garden includes citrus and guava trees. Additionally, there are 3 staff houses and two brick-and-sink sheds—one used for equipment storage or a garage, the other for fodder and chicken manure storage.

There is no Eskom transformer; gas, a small generator, and two Lister pumps power household needs and the 3 equipped boreholes (±60m deep). A fourth, high-yielding borehole is available and ideal for future crop irrigation. Water is abundant, with 3 large tanks, 2 cement dams, and 4 gravel dams—3 of which are perennial. The natural spring has provided consistent water for over 45 years.

This well-managed cattle farm is divided into 19 camps with 7 water troughs, and has comfortably carried 150 cows (excluding calves and bulls) for the past 45 years. Facilities include a kraal, crush, head clamp, and loading ramp. Poisonous leaf plant areas are safely camped off, and are popular grazing spots for game.

Wildlife includes Kudu, Impala, Reedbuck, Bushbuck, Warthog, Bushpig, and more. The topography offers a mix of rocky hills and open bushveld—ideal for both livestock and wildlife. A 4x4 is recommended to fully explore this stunning property.
Truly a rare bushveld gem – ideal for livestock, game, or eco-tourism ventures. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!