Situated approximately 51 kilometres east of Windhoek in Namibia, the subject property is an expansive and well-developed farm located on the southern side of the B6 road leading to Gobabis. This strategic location provides an attractive balance between privacy and accessibility, being within comfortable reach of the capital while still offering the scale and tranquillity associated with Namibia’s renowned commercial farming regions.

The subject property extends over an impressive 6,934.0354 hectares and lies within a summer rainfall area typical of central Namibia. The prevailing climate is arid, with hot and dry summers and cool to warm winters. Approximately 98% of the annual rainfall occurs between October and April, with average precipitation ranging between 300 mm and 450 mm per year. Summer temperatures generally range between 22°C and 38°C, while winter temperatures vary between approximately 2°C and 30°C, with the dry season extending from May to September. According to grazing guidelines, the farm has a carrying capacity of approximately one livestock unit per ten hectares.

Essential services and water infrastructure on the property are well established. Electricity is supplied via connection to the national grid of NamPower, supported by a 7 KVA standby generator that provides backup power. Water resources are substantial and strategically distributed across the farm through six boreholes, six reservoirs, three earth dams and nine PVC water tanks each with a capacity of 5,000 litres. This extensive network of water points supports effective livestock and wildlife distribution across the farm and enhances the long-term sustainability of farming operations.

Livestock infrastructure on the property is comprehensive and well designed for efficient agricultural management. The farm is divided into 35 camps, enabling structured rotational grazing practices and improved veld management. A fully equipped livestock handling system includes holding pens and loading ramps, facilitating safe and efficient livestock handling. Significant investment has been made in fencing across the property, including a dedicated game camp of approximately 1,200 hectares enclosed with an 11-strand game fence. This area is well suited for wildlife breeding, intensive management or hunting operations, and represents a valuable component of the farm’s versatility.

A notable feature of the property is its registered landing strip, which is fully enclosed by game fencing and allows for private aircraft access. Complementing the runway is a large aircraft hangar measuring approximately 638 square metres, providing ample space for aircraft storage and associated equipment. The presence of aviation facilities significantly enhances the farm’s accessibility and positions it as a desirable destination for private owners, tourism operators or hunting clients travelling from Windhoek or further afield.

The main dwelling offers spacious and comfortable accommodation suitable for a family residence or lodge management. The house comprises an entrance hall leading into an open-plan lounge and dining room that forms the central living area. The kitchen is fitted with granite countertops and is complemented by a pantry and separate scullery. Two studies provide dedicated office space ideal for farm management or remote work. The home includes four bedrooms, one of which features a fireplace, together with a full en-suite bathroom and additional toilet and shower facilities.

Guest accommodation on the property is well developed and suitable for hosting visiting family, hunting clients or tourism guests. Two standard guest units, each measuring approximately 86 square metres, comprise two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a lounge with a fireplace. In addition, a luxury guest unit measuring approximately 120 square metres provides three guest bungalows with a full bathroom, offering a private and comfortable environment for guests.

The property also offers several leisure and entertainment amenities that enhance its residential and hospitality appeal. A gym and wine cellar complex includes a living room area and an outdoor shower and toilet facility. A spacious braai (barbeque) lapa provides an ideal setting for outdoor gatherings and dining. A heated swimming pool further contributes to the comfort and recreational appeal of the property.

Operational and agricultural infrastructure on the farm is extensive and well suited to a fully functioning farming enterprise. A workshop measuring approximately 178 square metres provides space for machinery maintenance and equipment storage, while a large garage of 164 square metres and additional carports offer secure vehicle storage. The property also includes an engine room, a slaughtering facility, a meat room and a smoking room, enabling on-site processing of livestock or game. Additional structures include a chicken shed, a small steel-roofed structure and various utility buildings that support daily farm operations.

Staff accommodation is provided through dedicated quarters together with separate ablution facilities
Beyond its current agricultural functionality, the subject property presents exceptional potential for repurposing or expanding into a game and hunting farm. Namibia is internationally recognised as one of Africa’s premier destinations for wildlife tourism and trophy hunting, attracting visitors seeking authentic safari experiences in vast natural landscapes. The existing 1,200-hectare game-fenced camp, combined with the farm’s large size, water availability and established infrastructure, creates a strong foundation for developing a wildlife breeding program, hunting concessions or a private safari lodge. The presence of guest accommodation, entertainment facilities and a private airstrip further enhance the potential for hosting international clients and tourism operations, allowing the property to transition seamlessly from a traditional livestock enterprise to a diversified wildlife and hospitality venture.

Ownership of farms in the central Namibian region surrounding Windhoek is widely regarded as desirable due to its accessibility, established infrastructure and proximity to the country’s primary economic hub. The region benefits from reliable transport routes, international airport access and strong demand from both agricultural and lifestyle buyers seeking large private estates. Namibia itself remains one of the most politically stable countries in Africa and continues to attract international investment across sectors including tourism, mining, renewable energy and emerging oil and gas developments.

In summary, the subject property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large and well-developed Namibian farm within close proximity to Windhoek. With extensive agricultural infrastructure, reliable water resources, guest accommodation, aviation facilities and significant potential for wildlife and tourism development, the farm offers a unique combination of productive farmland, lifestyle estate and investment opportunity in one of southern Africa’s most scenic and sought-after regions.