Blyde Wildlife Estate

The Blyde Wildlife estate is 380 hectares in extent. The development is situated at the foot of the Drakensberg, with four kilometers frontage on the beautiful Blyde River. The 154 residential stands are tucked away in typical bushveld vegetation.

This stands has breathtaking views of the mountains in the distance. The estate is game-fenced, with plenty of game, including giraffe, zebra, nyala, bushbuck, steenbuck, grey duiker, kudu, blue wildebeest,impala, waterbuck, warthog and hippo. The 24-hour access control, roving pickets and fence afford excellent security to the owners. The stand is serviced with 3-phase electricity and purified water.

Each owner eventually becomes a co-owner of the remainder of the farm through membership in the Blyde Wildlife Estate Home Owners Association. There are no restrictions as to when building operations should commence. The Home Owners Association is controlled by the homeowners themselves, who, in turn makes the building rules etc. Thatched roofs and other basic specifications are to ensure that all structures blend into one large Wildlife Estate.

Blyde Wildlife Estate offers an excellent opportunity for capital growth or permanent residence right in the middle of the Valley of Olifants. It is only 14 kilometers from Hoedspruit and 65 kilometers from the Kruger National Park.

Unique features are amongst others:

Pristine riverine forest along the banks of the Blyde River. The property has never been farmed and the whole property is still virgin bushveld.
Unsurpassed views of the Drakensberg Mountains.
The best services of any development ever done in the central Lowveld. Revolutionary Hyson Cell cement surface of the road requires minimum maintenance, three phase electricity, clean water, fire hydrants, no overhead services, telephones linked to Telkom's optic fibre cable on the boundary, spacious and prestigious entrance.
Clubhouse with facilities like: illuminated tennis court, 2 air-conditioned squash courts, health spa, world class gym, 50 meter underground shooting range, covered parking, tour booking office, Shop, restaurant, free internet Wi-Fi hotspot, bar, 2 big screen televisions Helicopter pad, small plane runway, driving range and breathtaking pick nick/braai spot on the river
Benchmark rules for Owners Association compiled by experts. Each of the 154 owners will eventually become a full co-owner in the remainder of the farm, which will be utilised for game farming.
The application in terms of the Development Facilitation Act for the development approved on the 28th of November 2003.
Twenty-four hour entrance control and further security by roving pickets.
A levy of R1140.00 per month covers the entrance control, security, and maintenance of infrastructure inclusive of game fence as well as expenses in connection with the game farm. The sale of excess game is an income for the Home Owners Association.