Overview

Located in the warm heart of Namaqualand, this Guesthouse is a charming, family-run property operating as a successful going concern. Situated conveniently in Springbok - within reach of Namibia, Upington, and Cape Town - it offers personalized hospitality in a serene setting that feels instantly like home. With financials available to qualified buyers, this ready-made business is primed for growth and investment.

Your Investment Highlights:

Location & Appeal

Centrally located in Springbok, the Guesthouse enjoys easy access to main routes (N7 and N14), making it a prime stopover for domestic and regional travelers

Nestled amid Namaqualand’s famed biodiversity and the iconic Goegap Nature Reserve, known for its dramatic spring floral bloom that draws tourists year after year

Property Features

Intimate capacity: Accommodates up to 20 guests across thoughtfully curated rooms—ideal for groups or exclusive stays. 16 Spacious rooms.

Enhancing its charm and investment value, the property also boasts a well-established olive grove of 40 trees, lovingly cultivated on the grounds. The grove not only adds to the tranquil, Mediterranean ambiance of the guesthouse but also produces a tangible return. In the most recent harvest, the owners pressed 126 liters of high-quality olive oil, offering buyers a unique opportunity to combine hospitality with boutique agricultural production. This additional income stream and lifestyle element makes the guesthouse stand out as a truly distinctive investment.

Inviting amenities:

Sparkling outdoor swimming pool, refreshing in summer months

Free Wi-Fi in all rooms - critical for business travelers, digital nomads, and modern guests

Charming outdoor braai facilities, offering authentic South African al fresco dining and communal warmth

Warm hospitality: Built around personalized service and peaceful relaxation, the guesthouse is beloved for its friendly, intimate atmosphere, with positive reviews.

Business Structure

Offered as a going concern, meaning established operations, brand goodwill, booking systems, repeat clientele, and fully documented finances are included in the sale.

Financial transparency - ideal for assessing return on investment, cash flow health, and growth potential.

Why Springbok Presents a Prime Hospitality Investment

Booming Tourism Momentum

National tourism is strong and climbing: in 2024, South Africa welcomed 8.92 million passengers, and

tourism now contributes 3.3% of GDP and supports 1.8 million jobs, with both figures growing

Boutique properties offering peace, nature, and authenticity are increasingly sought after.

Regional Advantage: Astro-Tourism and Infrastructure

The Northern Cape is fast emerging as a global astro-tourism hotspot, thanks to world-class astronomical facilities like MeerKAT and SALT.

A R352 million astro-tourism initiative is underway to bolster space-tourism infrastructure, including visitor centres and local business development - benefiting unique lodging options like guesthouses

Unique Natural & Cultural Assets

Proximity to Goegap Nature Reserve’s rich wildflower displays, endemic flora, and scenic hiking trails make Springbok an evergreen tourism magnet

The area’s layered mining and colonial history, plus cultural landmarks like Klipkoppie and the Stone Church, enhance its draw for heritage tourism

Growth in Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy

Large-scale investments across the province, including energy projects (e.g., the Castle Wind Farm) and SKA-related development, promise to elevate regional accessibility, education, and economic opportunity

Ready to make a smart investment in South African hospitality? This Guesthouse offers a rare blend of tranquility, operational readiness, and strategic advantage in Springbok’s bloom-bound tourism landscape.

Contact Piet today for this flourishing opportunity.

Springbok, Northern Cape

R 9,900,000

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