This well-located small livestock farm is situated near Groblershoop in the Northern Cape, with convenient access from the N10 route between Upington and Groblershoop. The 3,289-hectare property offers excellent accessibility, with a main gravel road as well as the Sishen–Saldanha railway line running through the farm.
The farm is divided into 19 manageable camps, each equipped with drinking water for livestock. Water is supplied by five boreholes and stored in dams and tanks, some of which may require maintenance. Infrastructure for livestock handling is well developed, with three sheep/goat handling facilities on the property. The largest, centrally located unit is used for most animal operations and currently houses the owner’s goats. A worker’s house is conveniently positioned at this main handling facility.
An electrified 90-hectare camp near the handling area is used specifically for weaning young goats, adding to the farm’s practical layout and efficient livestock management.
The vegetation consists mainly of succulents and shrubs, complemented by scattered grasses. This combination provides excellent mixed grazing for small livestock. Thorny bushes, grasses, and Ganna contribute to a nutritious and well-balanced grazing environment. The farm has an average LSU of approximately 1:39, improving to 1:28 in the mountainous areas, making it particularly well suited for sheep and goat farming.
Fencing on the farm is in fair condition, although some internal fencing and infrastructure will require maintenance. Accommodation includes an old cottage that would benefit from renovation and offers the potential to be converted into a charming weekend retreat. Please note that the property does not have Eskom electricity.
The farm is available as a going concern, allowing a buyer to continue operations with ease. This is an excellent opportunity to invest in a well-located and productive livestock farm in a sought-after agricultural region.
