An Exceptional Private Estate in the Heart of Coastal Wilderness
Set within an unspoiled valley just 3km from the pristine shores of Maitlands Beach, this remarkable estate offers a rare fusion of luxury living, agricultural excellence, and complete privacy. Bordering The Island Reserve within the Baviaanskloof Mega Conservancy, the setting is both protected and breathtaking—yet conveniently positioned only 17km from Baywest Mall and 41km from Port Elizabeth International Airport.
Tucked away at the end of a quiet gravel road, just 1.1km from De Stades Road, the property enjoys total seclusion without sacrificing accessibility—an ideal balance for those seeking a refined country lifestyle with effortless connection to the city.

The Residence
Designed for both comfort and entertaining, the north-facing main residence spans approximately 550sqm and is bathed in natural light. The home features four spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms, including two en suite. Living spaces are expansive and thoughtfully designed, complemented by both indoor and outdoor entertainment areas with braai facilities.
A stunning oak kitchen is the heart of the home, complete with an Aga stove, two electric ovens, and a built-in microwave, alongside a pantry, wine cellar, scullery, and dedicated large laundry.
Modern sustainability is seamlessly integrated, with 200L and 150L solar geysers and 40,000L of rainwater storage supplying potable water via pressure pumps.

Additional Accommodation
Two beautifully appointed, fully furnished flats (approximately 55sqm each) offer private, self-contained living. Each includes an en suite bathroom, kitchen appliances, a 200L solar geyser, and 2,500L rainwater storage with pressure pumps—ideal for guests, extended family, or Air BnB.

Leisure & Lifestyle Features
The estate is designed for an elevated outdoor lifestyle, featuring a natural rock-style swimming pool, carport, hangar-style garage, workshop, cold room, and a dedicated meat processing facility.
Equestrian and agricultural facilities are equally impressive, with four well-positioned stables (each approximately 30sqm), a tack room with lighting and water, and seven surrounding breeding or holding camps—all within close proximity to the main residence.
A productive orchard of approximately 25 fruit trees, two enclosed vegetable gardens, and a chicken run further enhance the self-sufficient lifestyle offering.

Infrastructure & Versatility
Two substantial industrial sheds (approximately 450sqm and 120sqm) are positioned 500m from the main residence. With industrial flooring and flexible use options—including feed storage, workshops, these structures significantly expand the estate’s operational capacity. The larger shed includes bathroom facilities.
The staff accommodation comprises a 75sqm dwelling divided into two independent living quarters, each with its own bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, 15,000L rainwater storage, pressure pumps, wood-fired geysers, and wood-burning stoves.
Two additional dwellings, currently not habitable, offer further opportunity for restoration and expansion of staff housing if required.

Energy Independence
A cutting-edge solar installation ensures exceptional energy security and efficiency. The system includes:
•3 x Victron Multiplus-II 48/8000/110 inverter/chargers
•Fronius SYMO 20kW system
•18 x Dyness B3 LiFePO4 batteries (64kW storage)
•70 x SolarWorld 255W panels
Designed to exceed the property’s energy demands, the system currently operates grid-tied but can effortlessly transition to full off-grid living.

Water Security
Water abundance is a defining feature, with two boreholes producing approximately 4,000L per hour each. Water is stored in 55,000L tanks at an elevated point and distributed via gravity across the property, servicing all residences, outbuildings, and over 25 strategically placed drinking points.

Agricultural Excellence
Previously operated as both a stud horse and stud cattle farm, the estate is fully equipped with a cattle race, crush, dipping spray system (with a Perdrollo 4kW pump), and circular working kraal.
The entire property is secured with 2.4m perimeter fencing and 10-strand game fencing, reinforced by electric strands for both security and biosecurity.
Divided into approximately three 32-hectare camps and further into 5–10 hectare grazing sections, the land is highly functional and well managed.

The Land
The estate unfolds across a picturesque east–west valley, benefiting from cooling coastal breezes in summer and sun-drenched, sheltered grazing in winter.
South-facing slopes are rich with indigenous coastal forest, including yellowwood and Cape ash, with established Kikuyu, Panicum, and Rhodes grass pastures. In contrast, the north-facing slopes offer open, parkland-style grazing with Red grass, Panicum Maximum, Rhodes grass, and Smutsvinger.
A stock dam situated below the main residence further enhances the farm’s sustainability, while the valley floor provides natural shelter in winter and relief during summer heat.
With a strong carrying capacity of one Large Animal Unit per two hectares, this is a property of true agricultural substance.

A Rare Offering
This is more than a farm—it is a fully realised lifestyle estate where luxury, self-sufficiency, and natural beauty exist in perfect harmony. Whether as a working stud, a private retreat, or a multi-generational homestead, this is a property of remarkable versatility and enduring value.

Phone Leigh today for a private viewing for approved buyers.