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LAINGSBURG: Beautiful setting with good income
This 779-hectare farm lies nestled in a serene, fertile valley surrounded by majestic mountain ranges. The nearest towns are Laingsburg and Ladismith.
Farming infrastructure consists of neatly maintained, mature apricot and peach orchards as well as fallow land. The area is widely renowned for its delicious fresh fruit and quality dried products.
A summary of the fruit trees: 2 ¾ hectares of apricots for the fresh fruit market; 6 hectares of peaches; 4 hectares of smooth skin nectarines; 1¾ hectares of yellow tough pip peaches, and 1 hectare of plums. About 14½ hectares are good quality scale, turf and sandy soils used for carrot – and union seed production, as well as potatoes and other vegetables.
An abundance of quality water is the lifeblood of an irrigation farm. Water is obtained from a perennial mountain spring that supplies water to the reservoir on an elevated hill. A strong borehole, fitted with a solar pump supplies 15,000 l/hour water to the reservoir and the overflow reverts to a large earth dam. About 3½ hectares are gravity fed from the reservoir under 9 bar pressure or directly from the borehole pump.
Another borehole supplies 30,000 l/hour on a 24-hour-day per full week if needed. There is also a borehole fitted with a 5Kva electrical pump that supplies 20,000 l/hour as well as a fourth borehole fitted with an electrical pump that supplies 35,000 l/hour. These pumps are powered by Eskom. All irrigation is drip and it is either pumped directly from the boreholes, or gravity fed from the earth storage dam.
There are 2 large houses boasting 5 bedrooms each. Both are situated in lush gardens with mature trees. A quaint guest cottage in the mountain enjoys good occupancy throughout the year. Two other cottages could easily be converted into guest accommodation. Adjacent to the main house is a fully fitted apartment. Domestic water is obtained from a mountain fountain that supplies unpolluted piped water to all the houses.
Farming buildings are a large shed for drying and packaging fruit, with cooler room, and the other shed is for storage. A smaller shed is used as a workshop.
The mountainous natural veldt is used for cattle and sheep.
For sale at R15,000,000 excluding VAT. It is possible to structure the sales agreement for the farm to be sold as a going concern at 0% VAT.
Farming infrastructure consists of neatly maintained, mature apricot and peach orchards as well as fallow land. The area is widely renowned for its delicious fresh fruit and quality dried products.
A summary of the fruit trees: 2 ¾ hectares of apricots for the fresh fruit market; 6 hectares of peaches; 4 hectares of smooth skin nectarines; 1¾ hectares of yellow tough pip peaches, and 1 hectare of plums. About 14½ hectares are good quality scale, turf and sandy soils used for carrot – and union seed production, as well as potatoes and other vegetables.
An abundance of quality water is the lifeblood of an irrigation farm. Water is obtained from a perennial mountain spring that supplies water to the reservoir on an elevated hill. A strong borehole, fitted with a solar pump supplies 15,000 l/hour water to the reservoir and the overflow reverts to a large earth dam. About 3½ hectares are gravity fed from the reservoir under 9 bar pressure or directly from the borehole pump.
Another borehole supplies 30,000 l/hour on a 24-hour-day per full week if needed. There is also a borehole fitted with a 5Kva electrical pump that supplies 20,000 l/hour as well as a fourth borehole fitted with an electrical pump that supplies 35,000 l/hour. These pumps are powered by Eskom. All irrigation is drip and it is either pumped directly from the boreholes, or gravity fed from the earth storage dam.
There are 2 large houses boasting 5 bedrooms each. Both are situated in lush gardens with mature trees. A quaint guest cottage in the mountain enjoys good occupancy throughout the year. Two other cottages could easily be converted into guest accommodation. Adjacent to the main house is a fully fitted apartment. Domestic water is obtained from a mountain fountain that supplies unpolluted piped water to all the houses.
Farming buildings are a large shed for drying and packaging fruit, with cooler room, and the other shed is for storage. A smaller shed is used as a workshop.
The mountainous natural veldt is used for cattle and sheep.
For sale at R15,000,000 excluding VAT. It is possible to structure the sales agreement for the farm to be sold as a going concern at 0% VAT.
Features
Zoning
Agricultural
Title
Freehold
Exterior
Security
Yes
Sizes
Floor Size
2,000m²
Land Size
779Ha
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