Pool Heated. Pizza Oven Ready. Zebras Optional but Reliable.
Lionspruit Side — Chas Everitt Sole & Exclusive Mandate
There are bush homes, and then there are bush homes that pay for themselves. This one does both — sitting on a larger-than-average parkland stand on the Lionspruit side of the Park, within easy reach of Gate 2 and the Crocodile Bridge entrance to the Kruger National Park.
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a heated pool, a pizza oven, and a holiday rental history that speaks for itself — with repeat guests who clearly know a good thing when they find it.
Outside, it's all about the ritual.
The expansive covered patio opens onto an entertainment area built for people who take their braai seriously. A stone-clad pool — heated by a custom fire-driven boiler — anchors the space, while the braai boma with built-in seating and a handcrafted pizza oven ensure no gathering ends quietly. Wooden sun loungers, dappled bush shade, and the occasional uninvited zebra complete the picture.
Inside, the comfort is real.
Sliding doors connect the patio to a bright open-plan living area and kitchen, where concrete countertops and a gas stove strike the right balance between character and function. A walk-in pantry keeps things organised, and a dedicated scullery nook houses the dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer.
The downstairs bedroom is generously proportioned with air conditioning and an en-suite that leans into dark polished concrete with confidence. The shower is genuinely enormous, and the loo is privately enclosed. The basin floats on a custom concrete shelf. Guests notice.
Upstairs, the mood shifts.
The second bedroom is equally oversized — walk-in cupboard, air conditioning, and sliding doors onto a private balcony made for morning coffee and binoculars. The basin and loo are privately enclosed, while a clawfoot roll-top bath with brass taps sits open-plan within the room itself. Dramatic? Yes. Regrettable? Not once.
A proven rental income stream, repeat guests, and a location minutes from one of the world's great game parks. This one earns its keep — and then some.
Viewing strictly by appointment through Chas Everitt Marloth Park — Sole & Exclusive Mandate.
There are bush homes, and then there are bush homes that pay for themselves. This one does both — sitting on a larger-than-average parkland stand on the Lionspruit side of the Park, within easy reach of Gate 2 and the Crocodile Bridge entrance to the Kruger National Park.
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a heated pool, a pizza oven, and a holiday rental history that speaks for itself — with repeat guests who clearly know a good thing when they find it.
Outside, it's all about the ritual.
The expansive covered patio opens onto an entertainment area built for people who take their braai seriously. A stone-clad pool — heated by a custom fire-driven boiler — anchors the space, while the braai boma with built-in seating and a handcrafted pizza oven ensure no gathering ends quietly. Wooden sun loungers, dappled bush shade, and the occasional uninvited zebra complete the picture.
Inside, the comfort is real.
Sliding doors connect the patio to a bright open-plan living area and kitchen, where concrete countertops and a gas stove strike the right balance between character and function. A walk-in pantry keeps things organised, and a dedicated scullery nook houses the dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer.
The downstairs bedroom is generously proportioned with air conditioning and an en-suite that leans into dark polished concrete with confidence. The shower is genuinely enormous, and the loo is privately enclosed. The basin floats on a custom concrete shelf. Guests notice.
Upstairs, the mood shifts.
The second bedroom is equally oversized — walk-in cupboard, air conditioning, and sliding doors onto a private balcony made for morning coffee and binoculars. The basin and loo are privately enclosed, while a clawfoot roll-top bath with brass taps sits open-plan within the room itself. Dramatic? Yes. Regrettable? Not once.
A proven rental income stream, repeat guests, and a location minutes from one of the world's great game parks. This one earns its keep — and then some.
Viewing strictly by appointment through Chas Everitt Marloth Park — Sole & Exclusive Mandate.
Monthly Levy
R40
Monthly Rates
R1,000
Total
R1,040
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Zuleka Malan
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Marloth Park, Marloth Park
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