Big Enough for the Family. Smart Enough for the Budget. Wild Enough for the Bush.

Dual Mandate!

Where the Bush Comes Home — And So Does Everyone Else

Some houses are built to be lived in. This one was built to be gathered in — and at a price that reflects exactly what it delivers. After more than two decades settled into the Marloth Park bush, it has only grown more generous with every passing season. Spacious, self-sufficient, and set up for the long game, this is the kind of property that rarely comes to market.

Set on a well-established stand, this double-storey brick home with its signature thatched roof sits quietly among the trees, offering precisely the kind of space that retirees dream about: enough room for your own peace and quiet, and more than enough room for the grandchildren to descend on you at Christmas.

The Heart of the Home
Step inside and you are immediately welcomed by a spacious open-plan living room and kitchen — the kind of layout that keeps the conversation going whether you are in the kitchen making coffee or settled into an armchair with a book. A wooden staircase leads to the upper level, and the exposed brick walls and natural timber finishes give the interior genuine warmth without trying too hard.

The kitchen connects to a dedicated scullery, and a water filtration system ensures that every glass drawn from the tap is clean and fresh — a small luxury that matters enormously in a bush setting.

Sleeping Comfortably — All of Them
The ground floor offers one bedroom, ideal as a guest room or for a family member who prefers not to manage stairs. Upstairs, three further bedrooms and additional space suitable for a study or home office provide ample room for extended family visits, long-stay grandchildren, or the occasional working week that follows you into paradise.

Ablutions are sensibly and separately arranged: a shower, a separate loo, and a bath with basin each occupy their own space — no queues, no negotiations at peak hour. Upstairs, a full bathroom with shower, basin and loo serves the upper level. At the end of the ground-floor passage, a large, well-fitted laundry room completes the practical side of daily living.

The Entertainment Pavilion — Because Braai is a Lifestyle
If the house is the heart, the entertainment area is the soul. A generous, fully enclosed space under a thatched roof houses a built-in braai of serious proportions, a fully fitted bar, and a dining area that invites long, unhurried meals. This is where the stories get told, the laughter gets loud, and the fire never quite goes out. A ceiling fan keeps things comfortable even in the height of a Lowveld summer.

Adjacent to the entertainment area, tucked into its own sheltered courtyard, is the pool — round, brick-raised, and surrounded by palms and lush planting. It is the kind of pool that children remember for years.

Built for the Bush, Ready for Anything
Marloth Park living demands a degree of self-sufficiency, and this property delivers. A solar system provides reliable power backup, while a 1000L JoJo tank fitted with a pressure pump ensures water security when the municipal supply falters. Three garages offer exceptional vehicle storage — one built extra-high to accommodate a caravan, motorhome, or Open Safari Vehicle. A large, secured carport provides additional covered parking for guests.

The Invitation
This is a home for the phase of life when you finally get to choose: quieter mornings with coffee and birdsong, or full-house weekends when every bed is taken and the braai has been going since noon. Built in 2002 with quality and longevity in mind, this property carries its years well — and wears the patina of a life beautifully lived in the bush.

If you have been looking for the one that fits the whole family, this might just be it.