Intensive Fruit Farm on Prime Land

The 129-hectare farm is located on the lower slopes of the Waaihoek Mountains above the Breede River. The area is known for fruit farming. The land is used for cultivating stone fruit, pome fruit, and wine grapes.

Currently, 95.75 hectares are planted with fruit, and there are an additional 6 hectares available for cultivation. Fruit is packed on-site and either exported or sold in local markets. Grapes are supplied to Waboomrivier Cellar.

Fruit cultivation:
Peaches: 16.2 ha
Nectarines: 9.6 ha
Plums: 12.1 ha
Apples: 11.8 ha
Pears: 13.9 ha
Persimmons: 3.6 ha
Wine Grapes: 28.5 ha

Detailed breakdowns of fruit varieties can be provided upon request.

The farm has a water license for 549,700 cubic meters and stores water in six dams with a total capacity of 116,870 cubic meters. Most irrigation is gravity-fed, reducing pumping requirements.

Agricultural Buildings
Facilities include a fruit pack shed, cold room, office, workshop, and multiple storage sheds.

Residential Buildings
There are four houses (each with 4–5 bedrooms) and several staff houses.

The farm is offered as a going concern, and the seller is VAT registered.

This is a golden opportunity for someone who wants an established fruit farm.