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Nestled amidst the undulating hills of South Africa, Tulbagh stands as one of the nation's oldest towns, with its origins tracing back to 1699 when a group of 14 pioneering farmers settled in this picturesque valley. Embraced by the grandeur of surrounding mountains, the serene Tulbagh valley is graced with vineyards, orchards, historic estates, and modern wine cellars.

This property occupies the western expanse of the Tulbagh valley, nestled at the base of the Obiqua Mountains and adjacent to the Groot Winter Hoek Nature Reserve. Conveniently, Tulbagh is easily accessible, just a 1.5-hour drive from Cape Town Airport and a mere 30-minute journey from Ceres.

This isn't merely an award-winning wine estate; it's a versatile haven ripe with possibilities. The property encompasses seven dams, benefitting from an abundant annual rainfall of over 900 millimeters. Currently, 2.5 hectares are dedicated to prune cultivation, alongside a variety of other fruits and vegetables that have thrived on this land in the past. It's a property that brims with potential, making it an enticing opportunity for discerning investors.

The farm also hosts a diverse array of wildlife, with sightings of Cape Grysbok, Duiker, and a wealth of bird species among its notable inhabitants.

Expansive, with 42 hectares of land currently under cultivation, grazing, and ideally suited for livestock, this property offers a unique canvas for various agricultural pursuits.

This is the ideal property for an investor looking to expand his horizon.