Conveniently close to town, this 16.6ha farm is just 4km from Paarl North, a town known for its good schools and medical facilities. The property borders the Berg River and has beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. Currently planted to 3,9ha of guavas and a further 8,4ha used for cultivating sweet potato plants, the farm has an impressive 75 000m³ irrigation water allocation listed with the Berg River Irrigation Board (15ha @ 5000m³/ha). Infrastructure improvements consist of a 280m² four-bedroom, two-and-a half bathroom main house with swimming pool, double garage, store rooms and mature garden, an 840m² farm shed, as well as an open shed and 7 labourers’ units. The houses are supplied with potable water from an equipped borehole via a 5 000l storage tank. A three-phase electricity supply is provided by the local municipality. The property is owned by a non-VAT vendor and no agricultural movables are included in the sale.
History
Paarl,one of the oldest towns in South Africa was founded in 1687 and is an admired farming village at heart. In Dutch Paarl means pearl, originating from the glistening outcrops of granite rocks that shimmer like pearls after the rain. Paarl's majestic granite rock is the 2nd largest granite outcrop in the world. In honour of Paarl's legendry red wines, it is also known as the 'Red...
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