BWP5,500,000
2
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Parkings
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KB6113
Land
5.80Ha
Floor
239.00 m²
Kim Bekker
Principal
Seeff Botswana
REIB 256 / REAC 107
Maria De Angelis
Agent
Seeff Botswana
REIB 106 / REAC 267
A birder's paradise. 2 Bed house with 2 bed cottage
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KB6113
KB6113
A Birder’s paradise - with cottage Set in 5,8 Hectares of land on Notwane this home is for the bush lover. An easy 20 minutes drive from central Gaborone the expansive property comprises a main house with separate cottage/studio providing flexibility for work from home or letting option. Both buildings are thatched built with facebrick. The main house comprises two bedrooms each with en-suite bathroom - one downstairs the other upstairs. The main entertainment area comprises open plan kitchen, dining, lounge with fireplace opening up onto a covered weatherproof veranda with bar area ideal for entertaining. The home overlooks a swimming pool and fishpond with abundant bird life set in an indigenous garden. The main bedroom upstairs has its own lounge area and overlooks the bush.
The kitchen boasts a red Aga Stove with stone countertops and separate scullery. There is also a wine cellar and a guest toilet. Additional accommodation is also provided in a separate cottage which currently houses a pottery. This can easily be converted to a full cottage as it already has two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. It would also work well for someone operating their office from home. There is a double garage and ample storage.
The staff quarters is also housed in a separate building with accommodation for two staff members. Power is 3 phase and sufficient water provided by a borehole. The property is fully fenced with electric gate and alarm system. A current valuation is available at 5,8 million. Asking price below valuation.
Call any Seeff agent to arrange a viewing or for more information.
NB: Sale price does not include pottery kiln or equipment
A Birder’s paradise - with cottage Set in 5,8 Hectares of land on Notwane this home is for the bush lover. An easy 20 minutes drive from central Gaborone the expansive property comprises a main house with separate cottage/studio providing flexibility for work from home or letting option. Both buildings are thatched built with facebrick. The main house comprises two bedrooms each with en-suite bathroom - one downstairs the other upstairs. The main entertainment area comprises open plan kitchen, dining, lounge with fireplace opening up onto a covered weatherproof veranda with bar area ideal for entertaining. The home overlooks a swimming pool and fishpond with abundant bird life set in an indigenous garden. The main bedroom upstairs has its own lounge area and overlooks the bush.
The kitchen boasts a red Aga Stove with stone countertops and separate scullery. There is also a wine cellar and a guest toilet. Additional accommodation is also provided in a separate cottage which currently houses a pottery. This can easily be converted to a full cottage as it already has two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. It would also work well for someone operating their office from home. There is a double garage and ample storage.
The staff quarters is also housed in a separate building with accommodation for two staff members. Power is 3 phase and sufficient water provided by a borehole. The property is fully fenced with electric gate and alarm system. A current valuation is available at 5,8 million. Asking price below valuation.
Call any Seeff agent to arrange a viewing or for more information.
NB: Sale price does not include pottery kiln or equipment
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Notwane, Gaborone
Gaborone at a glance Situated in the South East of the country and 15kms from the South African Border. It was chosen as the Capital in the early 1960s because of the pre-existing administrative Offices , proximity to the Rail Line, proximity to South Africa and of most importance proximity to the Ngotwana river , an important source of water and the later development of the Gaborone Dam Gaborone continued to grow rapidly and peri-urban villages have been embraced in the Greater Gaborone. The city is now a commercial, administrative and financial hub of the country and one of the most successful economies in Africa. Modern Buildings dominate the skyline and the city is now home to many five star hotels and American style Malls...
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