Bushmanland is a region located south of the Orange River, west of Kenhardt, and east of Springbok (in Namaqualand), within the Northern Cape province of South Africa. The semiarid area features deep, permeable sand beds with a vegetational cover consisting of perennial grasses, low-lying shrubs, and thorny woodlands. Kenhardt, a small town, is situated within this area, approximately 120 km south of Upington, the region''s largest town. Despite the arid landscape, Kenhardt is characterized by a lush green belt. The dry land also has a fascinating feature - the monotony of brown sand is broken only by black dolerite boulders.
This farm spans 3386 hectares with an LSU of 1:39 and comprises two title deeds sold as one unit. The property is divided into ten manageable camps, each with drinking water points, some with more than one, and water is stored in dams and plastic tanks. The water is then distributed and managed for various issues. The fencing, which is 1.2 meters high, is in satisfactory condition. Three sides are jackal-proofed, while the other is stock-proof with an eight-wire fence. The grazing area comprises mixed sweet grasses, shrubs, succulents, and thorny bushes.
There is a small uninhabited house on the farm that a new owner can renovate to serve as an overnight lodging, hunting cabin, or tourist accommodation, which could generate additional income. However, the structure does require some repairs.
This farm is available for purchase in conjunction with other units from the same seller. It is possible to acquire the farm as a going concern.
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