9.5 Bed House in Loxton

This unique property used to operate as the Loxton Lodge Guesthouse for many years. The main building was the residential property of the acclaimed South African author, Enna Murry. The property stretches over a full block of more than 5 000 m2 and has a very strong borehole (no Leiwater) with a beautiful Olive Orchard included. It consists of 3 Houses, one large barn, 5 garages with outbuildings (outside room with a small shower bathroom and lots more storage space) and a dining- /restaurant area attached to the main house with kitchen and separate toilets. The electrical wiring in all the houses has been redone.

HOUSE 1:

Enna Murry house - has been divided into two, 2-Bedroomed houses, each with kitchen area and bathroom. The interior is quite original and will possibly have to be upgraded.

HOUSE 2:

Olive Grove - this homely 3-bedroom property is basically move-in ready. With 2 good-sized bedrooms and one single bedroom (or office/study), large bathroom and separate toilette. Equipped kitchen. The back stoop is the heart of this property and the lounge can be open up to get direct access to the backyard and stoop. Can be rented out as a Self-catering unit or for long stay.

HOUSE 3:

This 2-bedroomed property can become a lovely cottage by adding in a small kitchen and bathroom. The basic structure is good and 2 good-sized bedrooms with a living space are in place. With clever planning, the living space and space for kitchen and bathroom can be redesigned. It also offers a single garage.

WHAT CAN YOU DO:

The huge open barn can become a rustic wedding venue, an open theatre, a farmers-market.... let the entrepreneur in you take over to make this the talk of the town and area!

Loxton is a unique little town in the Karoo region of South Africa''s Northern Cape province. If you are looking for a Karoo Oasis filled with fresh air, tranquillity, vast plains to explore, and awesome stargazing to be enjoyed, Loxton is the town. Loxton is one of the last remaining towns that have a Lei water system still in place. The streets are lined with trees and most yard has an orchard. Old Karoo-style buildings dating back to the 1900s are being restored to their original beauty.

In recent years, the town has experienced a revival as urbanites have moved to the small town to escape the city. It is a wool-producing centre in the Ubuntu Local Municipality of the Pixley ka Seme District Municipality and one of the largest garlic-producing areas in South Africa.