450 Hectare Farm
This exceptional 450.6-hectare farm, with its high carrying capacity, is ideal for cattle or game breeding, or as a tranquil lifestyle retreat.
Located just 20 km west of Fort Beaufort, off the Whittlesea road near the Baddaford Farm Stall, the property enjoys a prime position close to the Mpofu Game Reserve in the scenic Cromie Mountains, home to abundant wildlife.
Arrieshoek, nestled in a secluded basin at the end of the valley, is surrounded by steep mountains and lush forests, bordering the Fort Fordyce Nature Reserve-a world heritage site.
With no other access roads, this farm offers unparalleled privacy and isolation, while still being easily accessible. The area receives an annual rainfall of 450-500 mm, making it a rare find for nature lovers and farming enthusiasts alike.
The farm is home to a rich variety of local fauna and flora, including numerous large pecan nut trees.
- Kudu
- Bushbuck
- Impala
- Grysbok
- Warthog
- African Parrot
- Knysna Loerie
- Wood Owl
- Scops Owl
- Greyhead Bush Shrike
- Jackal Buzzard
- Martial Eagle
- Black-headed Oriole
- Narina Trogon
- Sombre Bulbul
- Cape Robin
- Glossy Starling
- Paradise Fly Catcher
- Southern BouBou
- Fiery Necked Night Jar
- Diedericks Cuckoo
- Cardinal Woodpecker
- Burchells Coucal
- Black Collared Barbet
- Tinker Barbet
Trees
- Wild olive
- Kiepersol
- Milkwood
- Boerboon
- Yellow Wood
- Sneeze Wood
- Witstinkhout and many more in the indigenous forest
- Various stock dams
- 3 x bore holes (not equipped)
- Roads are limited
- 8 x stock camps water from fountains
- very basic cattle handling facilities
- No electricity
- Cell phone reception at some places.
Located just 20 km west of Fort Beaufort, off the Whittlesea road near the Baddaford Farm Stall, the property enjoys a prime position close to the Mpofu Game Reserve in the scenic Cromie Mountains, home to abundant wildlife.
Arrieshoek, nestled in a secluded basin at the end of the valley, is surrounded by steep mountains and lush forests, bordering the Fort Fordyce Nature Reserve-a world heritage site.
With no other access roads, this farm offers unparalleled privacy and isolation, while still being easily accessible. The area receives an annual rainfall of 450-500 mm, making it a rare find for nature lovers and farming enthusiasts alike.
The farm is home to a rich variety of local fauna and flora, including numerous large pecan nut trees.
- Kudu
- Bushbuck
- Impala
- Grysbok
- Warthog
- African Parrot
- Knysna Loerie
- Wood Owl
- Scops Owl
- Greyhead Bush Shrike
- Jackal Buzzard
- Martial Eagle
- Black-headed Oriole
- Narina Trogon
- Sombre Bulbul
- Cape Robin
- Glossy Starling
- Paradise Fly Catcher
- Southern BouBou
- Fiery Necked Night Jar
- Diedericks Cuckoo
- Cardinal Woodpecker
- Burchells Coucal
- Black Collared Barbet
- Tinker Barbet
Trees
- Wild olive
- Kiepersol
- Milkwood
- Boerboon
- Yellow Wood
- Sneeze Wood
- Witstinkhout and many more in the indigenous forest
- Various stock dams
- 3 x bore holes (not equipped)
- Roads are limited
- 8 x stock camps water from fountains
- very basic cattle handling facilities
- No electricity
- Cell phone reception at some places.
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Fort Beaufort, Fort Beaufort
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