Three development opportunities in the Valley of 1000 Hills, from R3,480,400 including VAT.
Stoneford Country Estate offers investors and developers an opportunity to acquire one or more of three substantial land portions with a scenic country backdrop within reach of the established Upper Highway area.
With stated development potential ranging from 20 to 33 residential units per portion, the properties offer an opportunity to explore a residential development that is shaped by natural landscape and an environmentally friendly architectural character.
The setting is a key part of the proposition. Rolling hills, valley views, dams, walking routes, indigenous grasslands and natural wetland areas contribute to a landscape-led residential environment. Controlled estate access and perimeter security add to the appeal for future residents seeking a country lifestyle close to established amenities, schools and major transport routes.
The three available portions of land may be purchased individually or as a combined opportunity, allowing developers to assess the option that best suits their investment strategy.
Portion 47 | R4,660,215 including VAT
Approximately 44,383m2, positioned slightly higher than the other available portions. The site has estate road access, with existing site and building plans available for consideration. The stated development potential is 25 units.
Portion 48 | R7,472,285 including VAT
Approximately 51,533m2, with stated development potential of 33 units. Bulk excavation work is reported to have been completed, with terraced building platforms and estate road access. Existing site and building plans, together with water, sewer and stormwater layouts, are available for consideration.
Portion 49 | R3,480,400 including VAT
Approximately 19,888m2, with stated development potential of 20 units. The natural contours and views provide an opportunity to investigate a site-responsive residential layout.
Stoneford's architectural design code draws on contemporary farmhouse and barn-inspired forms, pitched roofs, earthy colours, natural stone, textured plaster, timber, steel and covered verandas. The emphasis is on buildings that respond to the terrain and that take advantage of the views, and gardens that respect the indigenous landscaping protocol, bringing synergy between indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Water and electricity services are provided along the internal estate roads. The extent of infrastructure required within each development portion, including associated purchaser costs, should be confirmed during due diligence. An updated environmental management report has recently been completed.
Contact Catherine Rennie at R&R Real Estate for the various plans, approval information, environmental documentation, pricing and further details to support your initial feasibility assessment.
