194-hectare estate offers a compelling combination of vineyard excellence and heritage significance

Set in a premier position within the Tulbagh Valley, this 194-hectare estate offers a compelling combination of vineyard excellence, heritage significance, and agri-tourism potential.

The property spans altitudes from 160m to 2000m above sea level, with established vineyard blocks ideally located between 370m and 500m, benefiting from favourable terroir and climatic conditions suited to premium wine production.

The estate forms part of a historically rich landscape dating back to the late 1700s. The werf includes a Cape Dutch homestead completed in 1792, recognised as a national monument, together with original outbuildings that retain the integrity of the traditional T-shaped farm layout.

Ownership & Infrastructure

Unbonded and unencumbered

No land claims or sitting tenants

Registered water rights: 220m3

Infrastructure includes 2 dams, 4 reservoirs, and 2 boreholes

Agricultural & Environmental Profile

The farm integrates productive vineyard land with natural conservation areas, supporting biodiversity while enhancing long-term sustainability. Elevated plantings benefit from altitude and aspect, contributing to consistent grape quality.

Hospitality Component

Three heritage cottages provide an existing, low-density accommodation offering. Each unit is fully self-contained with kitchen, living area, fireplace, bathroom, and private outdoor space. The hospitality model is intentionally understated, aligned with the estate’s tranquil setting, and includes optional catering and outdoor dining experiences.

Development Potential

Zoned for Agricultural Tourism, the property offers scope for:

Boutique guest accommodation or eco-lodges

Vineyard-integrated glamping

Low-density conservation-led development

A previous 50-unit conservation approval (now lapsed) confirms development feasibility. Current planning frameworks favour lower-density schemes, and any new application would need to align with updated municipal and environmental guidelines.

Location

Situated approximately 7–10 km from Tulbagh, the estate enjoys proximity to established tourism amenities while maintaining privacy within the Witzenberg Mountain range.

Investment Proposition

A rare opportunity to combine heritage, viticulture, and carefully scaled development potential within one of South Africa’s most desirable wine regions.