This large piece of land is situated close to the Bothasig extension of Moorreesburg. The plot is ready for a prospect buyer to build a new home while you stay in the 6 X 4 insolated wooden home that is already on the property. Plans are available for a double storey brick house. Contact me before this one is taken. Twenty four established arborvitaes are planted to give cover from wind and noise. Several Tree of Life are planted and already established. The plot is divided into two. On the one side you can build your house and the other side can be used for a vegetable garden or to keep some farm animals. Municipal connection for water, sewerage and electricity are all in place. The front of the property has a build wall with a sliding gate and several Palm trees has been planted on the outside of the wall.
Moorreesburg with its “summergold” wheat fields is a small inland town located 100km North of Cape Town in the Western Cape Province. It is situated just off the N7. The location of Moorreesburg allows for a distinctly tranquil environment with full access to all the pleasant amenities both within the town and its neighbouring coastal towns.
The area surrounding Moorreesburg is fondly known as...
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