This popular country holiday resort is located just outside the picturesque Mpumalanga Lowveld town of Sabie.
This stunning property, measuring a total area of 72 hectares, with great views of the surrounding mountains and the lush eucalyptus and natural forests, also features a small stream running through the property, and borders the well known Sabie River.
The resort area itself is approximately 28 hectares and consists of the following:
Main Resort Building that includes the Resort Reception, Office, a well equipped kitchen and dining room, which caters for bed and breakfast visitors and a Laundry & Wash Room.
Main residence of the Owner, as well as a manager's flatlet.
15 self catering overnight units, tastefully furnished, nestled in well established, tree filled and manicured gardens that can accommodate 54 guests as follows:
Three double chalets, each featuring two one bedroom units, able to sleep 4 guests, totaling 24 guests.
Three triple chalets, each featuring two single units, able to sleep 2 guests, and one family (2 bedroom) unit, able to sleep 6 guests, totaling 30 guests.
All the units in the chalets are self-catering and have their own braai areas with river views.
The resort also features a sparkling swimming pool with a large lapa area for functions.
Workshops, sundry outbuildings, as well as staff quarters are also found.
The total under roof buildings measures approximately 1500 square meters.
With regard to services provided to the resort, there is Eskom electricity with a 100 KVA transformer, a 60 000 liter reservoir and 8 Bar pressure at the resort with a flow rate of 1 liter per second.
Sabie is situated on the Lowveld Escarpment, at the foot of the world renowned Long Tom Pass, and forms part of the spectacular Panorama Route, a popular tourist destination.
Some of the popular tourist attractions in the area include the historical town of Pilgrim's Rest, God's Window, the Three Rondavels at the Blyde Canyon, the Graskop Gorge Lift, Burke's Luck Potholes, the Fanie Botha Hiking Trail, and various amazing waterfalls.
Sabie is also a popular stopover for tourists visiting the Kruger National Park.
Sabie is also very popular with adventurers, with mountain biking, hiking, trail running being popular among various other activities.
The future expansion and further development potential of this property is immense.
As per request, only serious buyers need enquire, as proof of financing will be requested before any viewings will be undertaken. Financials can be provided to serious buyers only.
So, if you are in the market for a new challenge, and dream of owning and running your own holiday resort, this might be the property for you.

Lodge for sale in Sabie Rural, Sabie, 720000 m²