2,000 m² Stand | Borders Parkland
Imagine owning your own piece of the African bushveld in the sought-after wildlife haven of Marloth Park!
This exceptional 2,000 m² panhandle stand offers a wonderful opportunity to create your dream bushveld retreat in a setting where nature takes centre stage.
Positioned away from the road, the stand offers added privacy and tranquillity, while its direct border with parkland provides a beautiful natural outlook and the opportunity to experience Marloth Park’s free-roaming wildlife up close.
Imagine relaxing on your future deck as giraffes, zebras, kudus and impalas move through the surrounding bushveld. Here, you can embrace the peaceful rhythm of nature and enjoy the unique lifestyle that makes Marloth Park so special.
Exceptional Features That Set This Stand Apart
Prime Parkland Border: Enjoy a natural bushveld setting with parkland directly bordering the property, offering an appealing sense of space, privacy and connection with nature.
Private Panhandle Position: Tucked away from the road, this stand offers an ideal setting for a secluded bushveld home or holiday retreat.
60-Metre Borehole Already Drilled: A valuable head start for your development plans. The borehole has been drilled, saving you the initial drilling process and expense. Simply arrange for a suitable solar or electric pump, subject to the borehole’s yield and water quality, to establish your water supply.
Generous 2,000 m² Erf: Plenty of space to explore the possibilities of a bespoke bushveld home, holiday getaway or nature-inspired retreat, subject to applicable building and development requirements.
Make Your Bushveld Dream a Reality
Opportunities to secure a stand with this combination of space, privacy, a parkland boundary and an existing borehole are well worth exploring.
Whether you dream of building a peaceful permanent residence or creating your own escape from the everyday hustle, this Marloth Park stand offers an exciting opportunity to invest in a distinctive bushveld lifestyle.
Your piece of the African bushveld is waiting. Will you make it yours?