Nestled in the heart of Bronkhorstspruit, this sprawling farm presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of history. Boasting a rich past, the property was once home to the largest Stud farm in South Africa for Arabian horses, Mount Silic, and has deep historical roots dating back to the early 1800s. The original farmhouse, which served as the first school in Bronkhorstspruit, stands as a testament to the area’s rich heritage.
Main House:
2 Spacious Bedrooms:
1st Bedroom with tiled flooring, built-in cupboards (BIC).
2nd Bedroom with a concrete floor and built-in cupboards (BIC).
Bathroom with basin, toilet, and bath.
Large Kitchen featuring a gas hob, electric oven, and a dining area, complete with a charming combustion fireplace.
Family/TV Room with a second
combustion fireplace, ideal for cozy evenings.
Covered Patio with stacker doors that open to stunning views, creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living.
Koi Pond, a tranquil addition for relaxation.
Second House:
3 Bedrooms with built-in cupboards (BIC), offering ample space and comfort.
2 Bathrooms for convenience and ease.
Kitchen, perfect for culinary enthusiasts.
Dining Room, ideal for family meals and entertaining.
Lounge and Family Room offer extra space to unwind.
Patio, perfect for outdoor gatherings and enjoying the beautiful surroundings.
Additional Features:
Flatlet with an en-suite bathroom, offering privacy and comfort.
Laundry Room for added convenience.
46 Indoor Stables, an ideal facility for equestrian enthusiasts.
2 Large Workshops, perfect for various projects or hobbies.
Staff Housing to accommodate your team.
Garages and 4 Storerooms to ensure ample space for storage and vehicles.
Land and Water Features:
Main Dam feeding into 3 smaller dams, surrounded by wildlife, including duiker, steenbok, jackal, serval, caracal, monkeys, meerkats, and numerous ducks.
The dams are fed by pure, fresh water from fountains.
Paddocks/Camps, ideal for livestock, horses, or any outdoor pursuits.
The property is dotted with ancient oak trees planted by the Voortrekkers, marking their travels, adding an enchanting historical element to the landscape.
Historical Significance: This farm has seen centuries of history, from its mining of Silica Sand to its role as a home for Arabian horses. The land is also home to 8 graves of the Van Rensburg and Gouws families, which date back to the 1800s, further adding to the property’s deep cultural and historical value.
Whether you're an equestrian enthusiast, a lover of history, or someone looking for a tranquil and spacious estate to call home, this property offers the perfect blend of past and present, with endless possibilities.
Contact us today to schedule your private tour of this extraordinary farm and experience firsthand the unique charm and legacy this property holds.
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