24 ha Farm in Kranspoort

24.5 ha Game and cattle farm for sale near Loskop dam

The road to the farm bends gently through the bushveld, dust lifting in soft clouds behind passing wheels. As you crest the last rise, the land opens upand there it is. Twenty-four and a half hectares of quiet, breathing space, wrapped around the slow, steady flow of the Selons River. It doesnt announce itself loudly. It doesnt have to. This place settles into you.

The house stands with an easy confidence, as though it has always belonged here. Two bedrooms, two bathroomssimple, but thoughtful. Inside, the dining room flows into the TV lounge, where afternoons stretch lazily into evenings. The real magic, though, happens when the stacked doors slide open. Suddenly, the boundary between inside and outside disappears, and the patio becomes part of the home. Warm air drifts through, softened by ceiling fans and the quiet hum of air conditioning during the height of summer.

Out on the deck, life slows even further. The fiberglass pool glints under the sun, newly renovated and inviting, while the jacuzzi sits ready for long, star-filled nights. From here, you look out over the riversometimes still, sometimes whisperingand it feels like the world has paused just long enough for you to catch your breath.

Not far from the main house, two fully furnished one-bedroom chalets wait like open arms. They hold laughter easilychildren visiting for holidays, friends staying longer than planned, family gathering without crowding. Nearby, tucked beneath trees that offer generous shade, theres an outdoor shower and toilet. Its the kind of detail that tells you this place was made to be lived in, not just looked at.

Practicality and passion meet in unexpected ways here. A double automated garage and a spacious store keep the machinery of farm life running smoothly. Then theres the man-cavea retreat within a retreatequipped for practicing your golf swing or working through a quiet morning in the gym. Its a space where time bends to your own rhythm.

Water, the lifeblood of any land, is abundant and carefully managed. A borehole hums steadily in the background. From the river, water is pumped into a large lined dam, holding 28,000 literslike a reservoir of reassurance. Two 10,000-liter and one 5,000-liter tanks, fitted with a filtration system, provide clean, reliable water for daily living. Across the garden, a pop-up irrigation system keeps everything green, even when the sun is relentless.

Across the road, another eight hectares extend the story. Here, game roam more freely, gathering at a Jo-Jo tank and water trough. Its quieter on this sidewilder. You can stand still and watch as animals move through the landscape, unbothered, as though they, too, understand the peace this place offers.

And then theres the lapa.

It sits like the heart of the farms social lifea space built for connection. With its built-in braai, its own kitchen, and canvas sides that can be drawn or opened depending on the weather, it adapts to every moment. Afternoons turn into evenings here without anyone noticing. Fires crackle. Stories unfold. The smell of wood smoke and food lingers long after the last plate is cleared.

This farm isnt just land, or buildings, or infrastructure. Its a rhythm. A way of waking up to birds instead of alarms. Of measuring time in sunsets, in seasons, in the slow growth of things. Its where cattle graze, goats wander, and game move quietly through the bush. Where children run barefoot, and adults remember how to be still.

Its not just a place you own.

Its a place you arrive atand somehow, it feels like youve been expected all along