Live the Winelands Dream - Exceptional Wine Farm in the Sought-After BAR Valley
Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Langeberg Mountains and nestled in the fertile BAR Valley near Ashton, this 130-hectare estate offers an exceptional blend of beauty, agricultural excellence, and lifestyle opportunity. Located along South Africa’s iconic Route 62, the world’s longest wine route, this region is internationally celebrated for its wine and fruit production.
Ashton - known as the fruit-canning capital of South Africa - sits perfectly between the renowned wine towns of Robertson and Swellendam, and is home to a variety of tourist attractions, including Route 62 restaurants, boutique wine estates and lodges, and the nostalgic Ashton Steam Locomotive.
Property Highlights
• 130 hectares of prime, arable land, ideal for wine, fruit, and lifestyle farming
• 95 hectares of vineyards, expertly planted with cultivars chosen by leading agricultural experts to match local terroir and global wine market trends
• 80 hectares of registered water rights via a Breede River irrigation scheme
• Computerized drip irrigation system for precision water management and sustainability
• Located in a Mediterranean-style climate, perfect for producing premium wine grapes, citrus, berries, and other high-value crops
• Only 2 hours from Cape Town International Airport, making it an ideal weekend retreat or international investment base
A Lifestyle Worth Investing In
Whether you’re a boutique wine producer, an agribusiness visionary, or a global investor seeking a private retreat in one of South Africa’s most breathtaking rural regions, this property ticks every box. Its scale and infrastructure provide commercial potential, while the surrounding beauty, peacefulness, and heritage offer a truly priceless lifestyle.
Additional Information
• VAT-registered entity - no transfer duty payable.
• Please note: The 35-hectare dam on the farm is not included in the property.
This is more than just a farm - it’s a canvas for your legacy in the Cape Winelands.
Ashton - known as the fruit-canning capital of South Africa - sits perfectly between the renowned wine towns of Robertson and Swellendam, and is home to a variety of tourist attractions, including Route 62 restaurants, boutique wine estates and lodges, and the nostalgic Ashton Steam Locomotive.
Property Highlights
• 130 hectares of prime, arable land, ideal for wine, fruit, and lifestyle farming
• 95 hectares of vineyards, expertly planted with cultivars chosen by leading agricultural experts to match local terroir and global wine market trends
• 80 hectares of registered water rights via a Breede River irrigation scheme
• Computerized drip irrigation system for precision water management and sustainability
• Located in a Mediterranean-style climate, perfect for producing premium wine grapes, citrus, berries, and other high-value crops
• Only 2 hours from Cape Town International Airport, making it an ideal weekend retreat or international investment base
A Lifestyle Worth Investing In
Whether you’re a boutique wine producer, an agribusiness visionary, or a global investor seeking a private retreat in one of South Africa’s most breathtaking rural regions, this property ticks every box. Its scale and infrastructure provide commercial potential, while the surrounding beauty, peacefulness, and heritage offer a truly priceless lifestyle.
Additional Information
• VAT-registered entity - no transfer duty payable.
• Please note: The 35-hectare dam on the farm is not included in the property.
This is more than just a farm - it’s a canvas for your legacy in the Cape Winelands.
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