Set in the heart of the scenic Boesmansrivier region, this exceptional 261-hectare farm offers far more than land – it presents a unique opportunity to become part of one of the Western Cape's most significant conservation initiatives.
Whether you envision cultivating indigenous fynbos, developing an exclusive eco-estate, or simply preserving the land's extraordinary biodiversity, this property is a canvas upon which to paint your dream of an idyllic, nature-centric lifestyle. The undeveloped nature of the farm offers a blank canvas to design and build your dream, perfectly integrated with its natural environment.Ideally positioned within the proposed Walker Bay to Agulhas conservation corridor, the property serves as a vital ecological link connecting established conservation areas and preserving biodiversity across this remarkable landscape.
Approximately 191 hectares (73%) of the farm remain in their natural state – an extraordinary proportion in ane area largely dominated by agriculture. The property is home to an impressive variety of indigenous vegetation, including Critically Endangered Agulhas Sand Fynbos, Critically Endangered Limestone Fynbos, Endangered Overberg Sandstone Fynbos, Endangered Elim Ferricrete Fynbos, as well as important wetland and riverine ecosystems.
With only around 27% of the land previously converted for agricultural use, the farm retains its natural integrity and offers exceptional long-term ecological and conservation value. Its strategic location creates a natural corridor across the Elim tar road, linking neighbouring conservation properties and enhancing the region's ecological resilience.
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