This 10,6-hectare small-holding is superbly situated in a quiet and secluded area adjacent to the Camdeboo National Park about 4-km from the fourth-oldest town in South Africa, namely Graaff-Reinet. The small-holding has beautiful uninterrupted views of the mountains surrounding the town, including Tandjiesberg. The Southern and Eastern side is bounded by the Sunday`s River and steep cliffs. A large solid but well-kept 307 sq metre homestead will welcome you with its warmly inviting ambiance. It consists of 5-bedrooms, 2 and a half bathrooms, as well as well-appointed kitchen and stoep. There is also a 200 sq metre managers cottage which requires some maintenance. A borehole with a 6,000 l/hour capacity is used for household water, the lush garden, and livestock drinking water. About 8-hectare alluvial sandy-loam soil is levelled for irrigation of lucerne or pastures. This small-holding boasts with water rights for seepage water from the Sunday`s River.