R40,000,000 | 923Ha Farm For Sale in Vaalwater

A luxury game farm in the heart of the Waterberg Biosphere.

Dinkweng is a unique and exclusive game farm that blends luxury with a rich natural environment, offering an exceptional bushveld experience.

The farm comprises of 11 face-brick houses, each topped with thatch roofs. The lodge units include three bedrooms and three bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge area, a spacious deck, and a private swimming pool. Each home spans approximately 338 m² and sits on its own stand, complete with full water and electrical services. In addition to the existing units, the property includes a vacant stand offering further development potential. The entire farm is registered under 13 sectional titles, with only two currently in private ownership.

The game farm has a equipped Main Lodge, which serves as the central hub for guest services. This facility includes a reception area and shop, an industrial-grade kitchen, extensive storage areas, and a functional laundry space. The lodge also houses a bar, lounge, and restaurant area that opens onto an expansive deck offering additional seating and relaxation zones. Guests can unwind beside the swimming pool, which is lined with lounge chairs and surrounded by bushveld environment. For those seeking wellness and relaxation, the spa section features three rondavels — a manicure and nail room, and two single massage rooms connected by an interior door. Additional amenities include two restroom areas, an outdoor shower, and a natural rock pool with a fountain.

Dinkweng is also well-equipped in terms of staff accommodation and utility infrastructure. A semi-enclosed storehouse contains parking bays, tool rooms, and a workshop area. Adjacent to this is a staff accommodation block consisting of ten bedrooms, a communal kitchen, and two ablution facilities. This setup ensures functional and efficient living quarters for onsite staff.

The property is serviced by eight boreholes and a large reservoir with a 50,000-liter capacity, ensuring a consistent water supply. Enclosed by a game fence the farm meets all regulatory standards, with patrols conducted by ground staff. Entry is controlled via fully automated gates, enhancing both security and convenience. Operational mobility is supported by four staff vehicles, two of which are specifically outfitted for game drives.

Situated within the renowned Waterberg Biosphere, Dinkweng spans approximately 923ha of diverse landscape. The terrain offers a fair carrying capacity and is particularly suitable for browsing species, thanks to the variety of tree types and vegetation present. The habitat comprises a mix of bushveld, rugged mountain ranges, and a scenic gorge traversed by a natural river known as Poer se Loop, which stretches approximately 2.5 km through the property.

The wildlife on the farm includes populations of
Impala ±50
Kudu ±25
Nyala ±10
Zebra ±7
Waterbuck ±5
Giraffe ±3
Blue-wildebeest ±2
Eland ±4
Sable ±5.
Additionally, many other species native to the Waterberg region also inhabit the farm. These include small and large antelope such as steenbuck, klipspringer, bushbuck, and duiker, as well as warthog, bushpig, and a wide range of predators and nocturnal animals like caracal, African civet, genet (both large and small), porcupine, ant-bear, pangolin, vervet monkey, and honey badger. The area is also rich in birdlife and smaller mammals including the African wild cat, slender mongoose, striped polecat, lesser bush baby, and tree squirrel.

Conveniently located approximately 2.5 hours’ drive from Pretoria, Dinkweng lies between the towns of Vaalwater and Ellisras. Access is provided via the R33, followed by a maintained 7-kilometer dirt road leading directly to the property’s main entrance.

The region enjoys a moderate to warm climate, with annual rainfall ranging from 650 to 800 millimeters. Summer temperatures reach highs of 38°C and drop to 17°C, while winter temperatures range from 27°C during the day to lows of 5°C at night. The topography of the farm is diverse, consisting of approximately 75% mountainous and hilly terrain, with the remaining 25% being relatively flat.

Dinkweng represents an exceptional opportunity for anyone seeking to invest in a luxury game lodge that offers privacy, natural beauty, and fully developed infrastructure. Its location within the Waterberg Biosphere, combined with its diverse fauna and well-appointed facilities, makes it a prime property for both conservation-focused, game-farm ownership and high-end tourism development