Farm On Auction in Burgersdorp Rural

AUCTION DATE: 18 March 2025 @ 12:00, On Line Timed Auction

4 751.1806 ha – Combined

The subject farm comprises fourteen contiguous title deeds, strategically situated between Burgersdorp, Venterstad and Bethulie. The farm presents a diverse agricultural landscape, featuring a combination of natural grazing and dryland crop fields used for feed production. The property is offered for sale in individual lots and as a single farming unit, providing prospective buyers with flexibility in their purchasing decision.

The farm will be offered between 5 x lots on auction. The lots on auction will consists of the following:

Lot 1 - 1 121.4903 hectares

Lot 2 - 1 251.6929 hectares

Lot 3 - 1 485.7476 hectares

Lot 4 - 892.2498 hectares

Lot 5 - Lots 1 to 4 combined

The subject property consists of 14 irregularly shaped farm portions totalling approximately 4 751.1806 hectares. This farm is primarily used for livestock farming and is well-regarded for its excellent sheep production. The total area is divided into 34 grazing camps, all of which are suitable and sustainable for lambing.

The topography of the farm varies, featuring flat sections, ridges, and undulating areas. A rocky ridge runs through the centre of the property, providing accessibility from all sides and offering shelter from various weather conditions.

The farms located north of Burgersdorp, Eastern Cape, typically showcase vegetation characteristic of the semi-arid Karoo region. This vegetation effectively supports livestock farming and is particularly favourable for sheep farming.

Burgersdorp experiences a semi-arid climate, with average annual rainfall ranging from 400 to 600 millimetres, most of which occurs during the summer months, especially from November to March. The subject farm is well-equipped with water sources, including 16 boreholes, 9 large earth dams, and various concrete dams. Additionally, concrete water troughs have been installed in some of the camps to facilitate water access for livestock.

Grazing camps on the farm was always understocked and well managed to ensure sustainable farming for the next generation. Currently, the 6th generation of the De Klerk family is on the farm.

The farms offers an estimated total of 82-hectares of dryland cropping used to produce additional feed for winter months. A portion of the dryland was planted during the past two seasons

The farm offers a total of four homestead. Two of the four homesteads are still functional and in use.

Main Homestead - RE of Ptn 3 Farm Biesjesfontein 96 Albert RD

• Dwelling

Layout includes: Entrance hall, passage, lounge, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, double garage with store rooms. Plastered brick construction under a standard pitched tiled roof.

• Entertainment area

• Shed 1 - Brick / Rock construction under a pitched iron roof.

Kraal with livestock handling facility attached to shed.

• Shed 2 - Plastered brick construction under a pitched iron roof.

• Open Shed - Steel construction under IBR roof. Gravel floor.

• 7 x Staff Accommodation Buildings

Secondary Homestead - RE of Farm Biesjesfontein 96 Albert RD

• Dwelling - Plastered brick construction under an iron roof.

• Shed 1 - Painted rock under an iron roof. Kraal attached to the shed.

• Shed 2 and 3 - Painted rock under an iron roof.

• 3 x Outbuildings and store rooms

Homestead - RE of Ptn 2 Farm Naauwpoort 97 Albert RD

• Dwelling - Not in use.

• Kraal with livestock handling facilities.

Homestead - RE of Farm Leeuwe Plaat 74 Albert RD

• Dwelling - Not in use.

• Kraal with livestock handling facilities.

Burgersdorp, also known as Walter Sisulu, is a town situated in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, renowned for its rich agricultural history and vibrant community. Located in the awe-inspiring Karoo region, this town serves as a central hub for the surrounding farming areas, particularly in livestock farming, including sheep and cattle.

The town benefits from a well-developed road network, linking it to major regional centres such as Aliwal North, Queenstown, Venterstad, Bethulie and Middelburg, making it an accessible location for trade and transportation. This connectivity supports both commercial farming and tourism in the area.

Surrounding farmland is primarily operated by established farmers, which strengthens the region’s agricultural economy and provides a supportive environment for potential agricultural ventures.

The subject properties are situated approximately 17 kilometres north from Burgersdorp.

The subject properties are situated approximately 17 kilometres north of Burgersdorp and 37 kilometres east of Venterstad, in a region well-regarded for its suitability for livestock, particularly sheep farming. The surrounding area consists of farms operated by established commercial farmers, contributing to the agricultural viability of the region.

Accessibility to the properties is facilitated through several routes, with the Burgersdorp-Bethulie road being the most frequently used access route.

Residents and visitors can find basic amenities, including essential services and supplies, in the nearby towns of Burgersdorp and Aliwal North. Burgersdorp is a functioning town that offers quality schools and comprehensive services, making it one of the last operational towns in the area