Versatile 4.4-Hectare Smallholding with Multiple Income Streams – Wheatlands
This immaculately maintained 4.4-hectare smallholding in Wheatlands offers an exceptional opportunity for lifestyle farming, business use, or multi-generational living, all on one well-developed property.
The main house is spacious, warm, and extremely well cared for, featuring 41⁄2 bedrooms, all tiled and fitted with built-in cupboards. The home includes one en-suite bathroom and an additional full family bathroom. The expansive open-plan lounge and dining area is the heart of the home, boasting a powerful built-in fireplace that efficiently heats the entire house during winter, creating a cosy and comfortable living environment. A separate office makes working from home practical and convenient, while the neat, functional kitchen completes this inviting living space.
Outdoors, the property continues to impress with a lush, well-maintained garden that offers peace and privacy. An outside room provides excellent potential to be converted into a self-contained bachelor flat for rental income or guest accommodation. In addition, a large flat structure includes one bedroom with an adjoining section ideal for use as a workshop, factory space, or storage, making this property particularly appealing to entrepreneurs.
Approximately 2 hectares of arable land with good soil quality is well suited to small-scale farming, vegetable production, tunnels, grazing, or mixed agricultural use. Water security is a major advantage, with three boreholes (one equipped) as well as a water storage tank. The property is further supported by battery-powered lighting, ensuring uninterrupted functionality during power outages.
For relaxed outdoor living and entertaining, enjoy an outside kitchen with a pizza oven and a well-designed braai area, perfect for hosting family and friends in a tranquil farm setting.
This is a rare, versatile property offering space, warmth, productivity, and income potential, all in excellent condition and ready for immediate occupation.
