Touwsberg Private Game Reserve, settled in the Klein Karoo, next to the R62, this piece of heaven is surrounded by amazing nature, free-roaming game and mountain ranges.
The Game Reserve presents a rapidly disappearing quality lifestyle as well as security and privacy, combined with unrestricted adventure against the southern slopes of the spectacular Touwsberg range.
7000 hectares of the most spectacular panoramas and vast Little Karoo landscapes form the Touwsberg Private Game Reserve and Nature Reserve and we are proud to be able to offer a piece of this paradise for you to enjoy.
Ownership is 4 shares within one of the companies. As a shareholder, you are allocated a plot within the reserve where you may build your dwelling. There are building guidelines and requirements.
The property on the market is plot 9 of Touwsberg Wolvenfontein
All Owners will have transversal rights over the Reserve under terms and conditions and with due respect for the privacy of Owners:
Game drives may be done at all hours, taking fellow residents into consideration
Motorcycles may be used to travel to and from a Member’s Portion, but other than for this purpose, no motorcycles or quad bikes are permitted on the roads of the development.
Walking and hiking on the property is permitted within the boundaries of Touwsberg Private Game and Nature Reserve.
No hunting, culling, capture or shooting of ANY game by residents will be permitted in the Reserve under any circumstances whatsoever
No animals of any sort will be permitted to be kept in captivity within the Reserve. No pets or any other domesticated animals may be kept within the Reserve.
The Flora on the Reserve is a combination of typical Karoo Fynbos and succulents that offer an excellent natural home to smaller game, such as klipspringer, steenbok, duiker and springbok as well as larger game, like the Giraffe, Cape mountain zebra, red hartebeest, kudu, eland, gemsbok (oryx) and black wildebeest.
The Reserve also hosts natural predators like the leopard, caracal (rooikat) and jackal, supported by the black eagle, owl and falcon. Among the more than 160 bird species are lapwings, kori bustards and Egyptian geese, which maintain the ecological balance. Honeybush Tea and a variety of proteas, erica and gladioli are some of the species of flora to be found naturally in the mountains.
This sub-region of the Klein Karoo has one of the richest concentrations of succulent plants in the world. A distinctive characteristic of this ecological game reserve is the predominance of dwarf shrubs with succulent leaves. These distinct floral areas are part of the Cape Floral Kingdom, which is designated as one of the earth’s six plant kingdoms.
