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Estate Development
Leopard’s Rock country residential estate, spanning just under 400 ha and founded in 2005 with eco-friendly principles in mind, was meticulously planned to include a substantial portion of land designated as “Green Areas” where no building or development is allowed; it comprises 96 residential plots varying in size from around 1 ha to 2 ha, and its initial development phase in 2005 included the renovation of two or three houses that belonged to previous owners. This estate, situated in a lush area only a few hundred meters from the source of the Nyl River and benefiting from ample fresh water pumped from existing boreholes, boasts a well-established infrastructure, including a sound road network, power reticulation, and water supply to all plots, with approximately 30% of the plots having already been developed, and all plots sold exclusively to existing owners, whether in their vacant state or as already developed properties.
The fully proclaimed estate offers a club house, architecturally designed homes, upmarket guest houses, NHBRC approved contractors, diverse property types, eco-sensitive design, board approval, managed staff access, and controlled levies, with all planned plots sold.
About the Development
The estate provides a range of amenities, including a 24/7 entrance controlled with office operational during normal business hours, a club house, a communal swimming pool, game viewing opportunities, exceptional bird watching for bird enthusiasts, catch & release fishing in two dams, hiking trails, and comprehensive fire protection and response services.
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Natural Environment:
Sightings of leopard are not uncommon in this magnificent estate with cliffs, dams, and a river, offering a combination of stunning scenery and abundant wildlife, where strict no hunting rules apply and the climate is one of the best in South Africa.
Leopards Rock Nature Estate was developed for Eco quality of life, the following varieties of game roam freely on the estate:
- Giraffe
- Kudu
- Blouwildebeest
- Zebra
- Klipspringer
- Waterbuck
- Nyala
- Blesbok
- Impala
- Duiker
- Sable
- Bushbuck
- Porcupines
- Civet
- Baboons
- Monkeys
Sightings of various species of game, including rare sighting of the elusive leopard