208 ha Farm in Middelburg Central

208 ha Higveld Sheep and Cattle farm

Nestled in the golden embrace of the Highveld, where soft mists kiss the earth at dawn and the horizon stretches wide and welcoming, lies a farm unlike any othera 208-hectare haven of peace, purpose, and promise.

Between the small towns of Belfast and Stoffberg, where tar roads wind through rolling hills and windmills still creak softly in the breeze, the land opens up to reveal this working farm, quietly thriving under the sun.

At its heart stands a sturdy, character-filled farmhousea five-bedroom, two-bathroom home that has watched over the land for decades. Enjoy your morning coffee while watching the sheep graze.

The land itself is divided with care. Four bonnox-fenced camps cradle sheep and goats, keeping them secure and giving them room to roam. Just beyond, four spacious cattle camps stretch out, feeding herds that have known no other home. A well-equipped cattle handling facility and crush pan ensure the work gets done efficientlyquiet, calm, and respectful of the animals.

Sixty hectares of arable land stand ready, fertile and waiting, planted or fallow depending on the seasons whisper. The remaining hectares are devoted to natural grazinga green and golden sea that rolls with the rhythm of the veld, feeding livestock and nurturing the soul.

Water is life here, and the land is blessed. Two small rivers run their steady course through the property, silver ribbons that give life to the pastures and invite birdsong to the trees. An equipped borehole stands ready, pumping crystal-clear water into a holding tank, ensuring that no trough runs dry.

The hum of three-phase Eskom power connects the farm to the present, providing reliable energy to run operations, power tools, and light the home once the stars come out.

This is a place not just of production, but of potential. Whether you''re a seasoned farmer looking to expand, or a family seeking a quiet life closer to nature, this land offers more than hectaresit offers heritage, harmony, and a future.

For in this quiet corner of the Highveld, between rivers and ridges, sheep and sky, the rhythm of the land continuestimeless, true, and full of promise