Property description
Set on an expansive ±10,999m² stand in the prestigious Stonehaven Estate, this impressive countryside residence offers the perfect balance between peaceful country living and convenient city access.
Positioned minutes from Lanseria International Airport, Fourways’ shopping and entertainment hubs, as well as Hartbeespoort Dam and the Cradle of Humankind, the property places some of Gauteng’s most desirable lifestyle destinations within easy reach.
The spacious double-story home offers generous open-plan living areas flowing onto a covered patio with built-in braai, overlooking a large garden, sparkling pool and established olive and pecan orchards.
Multiple well-sized bedrooms, a gourmet kitchen with separate scullery and a comfortable lounge with fireplace create a home designed for both comfort and functionality.
The property lends itself to an authentic smallholding lifestyle, allowing for equestrian use and the keeping of small livestock, ideal for those seeking a balance between refined living and countryside freedom.
Alongside the main house, a fully independent second home with its own entrance provides additional flexibility for extended family, guest accommodation or private space.
Additional features include solar power, borehole water, extensive parking and agricultural gardens.
For cyclists, runners and outdoor enthusiasts, the Lanseria countryside offers some of Gauteng’s most scenic routes, starting right at your gate.
A rare opportunity to enjoy space, privacy, agricultural lifestyle and luxury living within easy reach of the city.
Viewings by appointment.
- Pool
- Flatlet
- Staff Accommodation
- Patio
- Freehold
- Security Features
- Sea View
- Pets Allowed
- Flooring: Tiles, Wood
- Walling: Partly Fenced, Partly Walled
Location rating
Nearby Transport
Nearby Education
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Repayment Costs
Monthly Total
Mortgage
Purchase price
Deposit 10%
RPayment term
20 yearsInterest rate
11.5%Your payment
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