a publication for
August/September 2025
VAL DE VIE ESTATE RESIDENTS
Invested in Living Well What does living well mean to you? Ask 10 residents what
Ehlers keeps a small number of these endangered horses
are proud to be part of this ongoing commitment.
living well means and you’ll get 10 different answers. For
as part of her breeding programme and among them is
Over R319 million in property sales were recorded in
one, it might be that first cup of coffee after a morning run
the gorgeous Gwyn, who is featured on the cover. On
just three months. Beyond the numbers, these figures
through the 40-hectare renosterveld biodiversity corridor.
the Estate, living well also means access to exceptional
represent families choosing to build their lives here
For another, it’s raising children in a place with nearly
facilities. Construction of the Estate’s largest 4000m²
and homeowners who also know that their property
1 000 hectares to roam, while others delight in spotting
wellness facility, at Val de Vie Evergreen, is progressing
investments benefit from capital growth, supporting
the many birds that call the Estate home. And then, of
well. It is also reflected in the work of The Val de Vie
financial well-being. So, what does living well really look
course, there are the horses – not just the polo ponies,
Foundation, which is celebrating 10 years of meaningful
like? It’s about balance and the quiet joy of living with
but the Akhal-Tekes, a rare ancient breed, with metallic
contributions and has donated over R50 million to
intention. And on the Estate, it is found in the small things,
coats that shimmer in the afternoon light. Resident Tonya
initiatives that empower the local community. Residents
every single day.