luxury farmhouses with terrace for sale South Africa

Charming Smallholding with Lifestyle and Income Potential in Wellington, Cape Winelands Nestled at the foot of the iconic Bain’s Kloof Pass and just 3 km from the heart of Wellington, this 5-hectare smallholding offers a rare opportunity to combine country living with a thriving income-generating enterprise. Set along a well-travelled tourist route and close to the Limietberg International Floral Heritage site, the location is both idyllic and accessible—only an hour from Cape Town International Airport. This established property features a successful wellness retreat and spa that consistently achieves over 80% occupancy, especially on weekends. The natural setting, peaceful ambiance, and excellent facilities make it a popular destination for guests seeking rest and rejuvenation in the Cape Winelands. The main homestead offers a warm and functional layout, including a study, office, sitting room, lounge, dining area, bedroom, and multiple bathrooms. The heart of the home is a spacious kitchen with a cold room, scullery, and laundry—designed for both family living and entertaining. Guest accommodation is generous, with four beautifully appointed suites, a two-bedroom, two-bathroom cottage, and three one-bedroom flats. All existing buildings have approved plans, and expansion potential is already underway with approved plans for an additional two-bedroom cottage and a three-bedroom home. A boutique events venue adds another layer of opportunity. With sweeping valley and mountain views and space for up to 120 guests, it’s ideal for intimate weddings, retreats, and celebrations—further enhancing the estate’s revenue stream. The property includes a farm shed and workshop with office space and ablutions, two secure storage rooms, and steel containers—perfect for agricultural use or additional storage. A 75 KVA Eskom supply is backed by a 75 KVA diesel generator, ensuring seamless operations. Two strong boreholes provide water for both domestic and agricultural needs, with one servicing the house, spa, and pool, and the other linked to the irrigation system and reservoir. A liquor license is an added asset for those looking to host events or expand hospitality offerings. With its unbeatable location, strong infrastructure, and diverse income streams, this smallholding is a one-of-a-kind opportunity in the Swartland’s picturesque Winelands region—perfect for lifestyle buyers, hospitality entrepreneurs, or investors looking for long-term value.

Set against a dramatic mountain backdrop in the heart of the Cape Winelands, this exceptional 56-hectare lifestyle and boutique farm near Paarl offers a rare opportunity to experience refined country living combined with strong agricultural and hospitality potential. Surrounded by sweeping panoramic views and natural tranquillity, the estate is ideally positioned just 20 minutes from the Paarl town centre, delivering the perfect balance between rural seclusion and convenient access to world-class amenities, schools, wine estates and transport routes. Currently operating as a producing almond farm, the property presents an established agricultural foundation with the added advantage of diversification potential. The scale, setting and existing infrastructure make it ideally suited for further development into a boutique guest farm or luxury hospitality destination, capitalising on the region’s thriving tourism market and global appeal. The main homestead exudes timeless character and warmth, offering a spacious four-bedroom layout complemented by a dedicated study. Original hardwood flooring and classic sash windows enhance the home’s charm, while three expansive living areas provide versatility for both elegant entertaining and relaxed family living. A well-appointed country-style kitchen, complete with a gas stove and separate scullery, anchors the home and supports effortless day-to-day functionality. Modern comforts are seamlessly integrated, including a stylish guest bathroom with a walk-in shower. In addition to the main residence, the property includes a separate, well-designed cottage that offers excellent flexibility, whether for private guest accommodation, extended family living or the generation of consistent rental income. This additional dwelling enhances both the lifestyle appeal and the income-generating potential of the estate. The farm is comprehensively equipped for sustainable and secure living, with reliable boreholes ensuring a consistent and clean water supply. Solar energy installations across the main buildings support energy efficiency and reduce reliance on external power sources, while advanced security systems provide peace of mind and privacy across the entire property. This is a unique opportunity to acquire a secure, income-generating lifestyle farm in one of the Western Cape’s most prestigious and scenic regions. Whether envisioned as a private sanctuary, an agricultural investment or a boutique hospitality venture, this Paarl estate offers scale, beauty and versatility in equal measure. Price excludes VAT.

A Refined Offering Amidst The Stellenbosch Landscape ZAR 35,000,000 (excl. VAT)  The property can be sold as a going concern, VAT‑registered and available to VAT‑registered buyers as a zero‑rated transaction. The sale includes farm equipment and a range of moveable assets. No transfer duty is payable, as the sale attracts VAT. This estate offers a rare blend of a private residence, productive land, and hospitality potential. It includes a beautifully crafted Tuscan‑inspired home, small-batch winemaking, olive oil production, guest accommodations, and a prime setting for editorial and film shoots or intimate events.  Amongst the gentle folds of the Stellenbosch landscape, discover a refined offering of Italian craftsmanship. Set across four hectares, this extraordinary estate entwines Sangiovese vines and olive groves, each harvest born of patience, care and tradition. With eight bedrooms and a boutique winery, the property unfolds as a cultivated retreat with sweeping views of Table Mountain as you stare across the vineyards. A Timeless Tuscan Retreat Lovingly conceived and built by its Italian owners, the villa speaks quietly of place and provenance. From the very ground beneath, father and son extracted and shaped each stone, raising enduring walls that carry their legacy. Terracotta clay tiles, were carefully selected and imported from Spain which crown the roof and lend natural insulation, while thick stone walls, domed ceilings and handmade balustrades create rooms of tactile warmth and calm. Arrive through an arched doorway into a gracious entrance hall, where light pours through generous windows and a wrought-iron spiral staircase ascends to private suites. The language throughout is comfort married to restraint as the intention of the materials  are honest and well chosen, details left to reveal their craft. Generous living rooms flow to covered terraces, each a measured frame for the views of Table Mountain, Simonsig and the Devonvale fairways. A central fireplace ensures atmosphere and warmth in the winter months. The kitchen, true to its Tuscan inspiration with dark wood cabinetry, a built-in pizza oven and a hand-painted mural backsplash sets a warm stage for everyday life and entertaining. Accommodation comprises eight bedrooms arranged for privacy and ease. There are two ground-floor en suites with private patios, an expansive principal suite upstairs with an arched ceiling, double vanity and balcony, plus additional guest suites each with private terraces and outlooks. An underground wine cellar provides an elegant, climate-stable environment for aging and tasting. The estate’s boutique winery is fully equipped for fermentation, maturation and bottling, with facilities designed for both production and presentation. The vineyard, principally Sangiovese alongside Cabernet, yields approximately five tonnes per year, with bottling capacity to match small-scale, artisanal vintages. The olive groves produce carefully pressed oil and cured olives on a scheduled biennial cycle, adding a further layer of provenance to the farm’s output. A two‑bedroom cottage and a self-contained flatlet offer flexible guest accommodation or rental income. The upstairs office in the winery could be converted to a further cottage.  Outdoors, a covered braai/BBQ area, landscaped gardens and an infinity pool form a gracious setting for relaxed gatherings.  Water needs are secure through a four‑million‑litre‑per‑year scheme, municipal connection, dam and ample storage. Within easy reach of Cape Town International and the vibrant streets of Stellenbosch, the estate occupies a quietly prestigious pocket of the Winelands. Neighbouring celebrated estates, it offers straightforward access to fine dining, schools and renowned vineyards, while Devonvale’s fairways lie a brief walk from the front gate.    Contact Roland for further information and to set up a private viewing regarding this incredible opportunity. +27 674 7266 [email protected]