23ha Avocado Farm with Guest Cabins & Homesteads – Wilderness

Exclusive Mandate

Tucked between Sedgefield and Wilderness lies a 23-hectare avocado farm that blends agricultural success, eco-tourism potential, and tranquil country living into one remarkable opportunity.

Abundant Orchards

The land is alive with growth:

5,350 avocado trees

481 citrus trees (lemons and naartjies)

231 pecan nut trees

87 custard apple trees

12 walnut trees

A wellpoint supplies irrigation, supported by a water filtration system and a nutrient feed line that enriches the soil through a ring-feed drip irrigation system. Together, they keep the orchards flourishing throughout the seasons.

Eco-Tourism Experience

Nestled within the indigenous bush are six handcrafted wooden cabins, built from timber sourced from the original trees of the land. Each offers:

A cosy, open-plan studio layout

En-suite bathroom

Covered veranda with outdoor-style kitchenette

Deck for alfresco meals

Two cabins include private hot tubs, and all are connected by wooden boardwalks that meander through the bush to a separate guest parking area. Some cabins perch higher, offering breathtaking views of Rondevlei, while others invite guests into an intimate forest embrace. Together they create an idyllic, eco-friendly retreat perfectly suited for tourism income.

Comfortable Living

Main Homestead: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an open-plan lounge and dining area, farm-style kitchen with scullery, covered veranda with built-in braai overlooking the orchards. Extras include a workshop, storeroom, and greenhouse.

Foreman’s House: Converted from an original outbuilding, now beautifully renovated in modern black-and-white finishes. Features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open-plan lounge/kitchen, and a laundry room.

50kVA solar system serves the entire farm. Eskom electricity is also available.

Farm Infrastructure

300 m2 shed: Two large workshop areas and a secure tool room

125 m2 staff facilities: Accommodation, ablutions, and a laundry serving the cabins

Borehole: Supplying fresh water to the main house, foreman’s house, and cabins

Nature & Lifestyle

Beyond the orchards and cabins, part of the farm has been lovingly restored to its original vegetation and declared a nature conservation area, ensuring that its natural beauty will be preserved for generations.

This is more than just a farm — it’s a place where agriculture, eco-tourism, and homestead living thrive side by side. A property where you can work the soil, welcome guests to a bush hideaway, and enjoy peaceful evenings overlooking your own avocado orchards in the Wilderness area.