Irrigation Farm in the Kakamas / Augrabies Region

Irrigation Farm in the Kakamas / Augrabies Region

Introduction

Situated in the fertile Orange River belt near Kakamas, Blouputs, and Augrabies, this well-developed irrigation farm lies within one of South Africa’s premier agricultural regions. Known for its reliable irrigation and high-quality production, the area supports thriving vineyards and citrus orchards, complemented by the natural beauty of Augrabies Falls National Park.

Farm Overview

The property extends over 62.2024 hectares and comprises a single portion. It is a well-established, commercial irrigation farming unit located on the banks of the Orange River, producing table grapes and citrus.

Water & Irrigation

Water is sourced directly from the Orange River via two pumps mounted on floats. The system feeds through filtration units to various blocks where micro and drip irrigation are applied. The farm holds a scheduled water right of 45.0 hectares.

Topography & Land Use

The farm is mostly level with a gentle slope towards the river, enhancing irrigation efficiency. A mountainous peak along the eastern boundary adds natural character. The soils, a mix of loam and stony composition, are well suited to table grape production. The property is fully developed and includes a range of improvements such as a homestead, packing facilities, and worker accommodation.

Climate & Soil

The region experiences hot, dry summers and cold winters, with very low annual rainfall. Frost and hail are rare, making it ideal for table grape cultivation. The soils are well managed, with good drainage and no signs of erosion or salinity.

Infrastructure & Improvements

Main dwelling (280m2): 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, multiple living areas, good condition

Flat (175m2): 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, good condition

Packing shed, offices & cold rooms (1,885m2): modern facility with 80-pallet cold storage capacity

Shed (220m2) and lean-to (255m2): good condition

Staff compounds (1,200m2): 8 functional units

Breakdown of Farming Activities

A. Table Grapes 15.5ha

Prime

Midnight

(Currently 1.2ha cash crops)

B. Citrus 30ha

Star Ruby

Bennie Valencias

(9Ton/hour Citrus pack line)

C. Irrigable Land with Scheduled Water

0.4500 ha

D. Excess Land

17.2024 ha

Conclusion

This well-developed irrigation farm offers an excellent opportunity to invest in a productive agricultural unit in the Northern Cape. With established vineyards, citrus orchards, reliable water rights, and comprehensive infrastructure, the property is ideally suited for commercial farming. The farm is offered as a going concern, with implements and financial information available to pre-qualified buyers.