Inside the confines of the Elandsberg has been created an estate on which eight farm sites were carved out. Reserved only for a select few, these farm sites will open an exclusive world where the full glory of Africa’s wildlife will be on display. For those who wish to own a luxury private lock-up-and-go game lodge, it provides a peaceful, secure and serene environment. This is a unique opportunity to experience the bush and to retreat into a special kind of solitude within one of nature’s most untouched and wondrous places where a world of unique beauty, heartpounding excitement and privacy awaits. To ensure that the private game reserve retains its privacy and exclusiveness, no farm is smaller than 500 hectares and just a single dwelling can be built on each of the eight sites. Besides privacy and exclusivity, the physical and ecological wellbeing of this fine natural wonder were paramount in the planning process. Ownership of the farms is restricted to single buyers or families – no syndication will be permitted. Deep in the heart of South Africa, here is a location reserved for those in search of an exclusive African domicile, a luxury farm and place of peace in harmony with its surroundings and where solitude and security are guaranteed. Here, residents are at one with the African bush. Owners have exclusive traverse rights over Elandsberg Nature Reserve's 12,000 hectares, offering an abundance of wildlife and magnificent scenery as one’s playground. Elandsberg has all the naturally occurring plains game of the Limpopo Province including sable, roan antelope, buffalo, white rhino, brown hyena and leopard. The Elandsberg landowners receive a small free hunting quota each year for non-commercial use. The site developer has personally selected one of Africa’s premier experts in game lodge architecture to design the domiciles for this incredible residential offering. Every available luxury will be provided for; every detail will be considered to provide not only a unique bush experience, but one that ensures the tranquillity of the area is maintained. Local materials and traditional forms of building will be encouraged at each building site to reduce the impact on the landscape and the ecology. For those in search of nature in the African bush, no place could possibly be more inspired. Of the two already built lodges, one is sitting on 520 hectares of private land on the Elandsberg Nature Reserve, offering more than 700m2 of covered living space. Commanding an exquisite position, it boasts panoramic views, stretching over the scenic surroundings and the Waterberg mountain range. This luxury 200
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