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Web Ref CCH1437
R3,950,000
Monthly Bond Repayment R40,101.54
Calculated over 20 years at 10.75% with no deposit.
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0,77 Ha of potential in Hemel-en-Aarde Valley with loads of opportunity for the correct buyers
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This remarkable 0.77-hectare parcel of land, strategically located just 6 km outside the vibrant town of Hermanus, presents an unparalleled opportunity for a visionary investor.
Boasting breathtaking views of the "Hemel-en-Aarde" valley, characterized by its moody mountain vistas and layered vineyards, the property offers a serene escape that feels a world away, yet remains highly accessible.
Its prime position ensures excellent exposure, making it an ideal location to attract weekend visitors and clients, leveraging the area's burgeoning tourism appeal.
The property's "Agriculture" zoning, while traditionally associated with cultivation and animal husbandry, opens up exciting possibilities due to its consent use if approved for "agricultural industry" and tourism-related activities. This unique designation permits the processing of agricultural products, whether land or marine-based, directly on or close to the land unit. This is crucial for perishable and fragile goods, encompassing operations like dairies, wineries, distilleries, processing facilities, and breweries.
This flexibility is key, as it extends beyond produce grown solely on the property, allowing for the processing of a wider range of agricultural goods, perfectly aligning with the region's rich agricultural bounty and the growing demand for local, artisanal products.
Beyond traditional farming, the zoning with approved application consent use can caters to tourist-related activities, making this parcel an ideal canvas for innovative ventures. Imagine a captivating car museum, drawing enthusiasts from far and wide to admire a curated collection against the stunning backdrop of the Hemel-en-Aarde valley. Complementing this, a sophisticated wine-tasting room would be a natural fit, allowing visitors to savor the region's renowned Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, perhaps even incorporating produce from the "agricultural industry" facilities on-site or nearby.
This synergistic approach would create a multi-faceted destination, appealing to a diverse range of visitors and maximizing revenue potential.
The proximity to Hermanus and the definition of "agricultural industry" also open up the intriguing possibility of establishing a processing facility close to town. Given that "agricultural industry" specifically includes facilities where produce packed is not necessarily grown on the land unit, this parcel could serve as a strategic hub for processing various agricultural products sourced from the wider Hemel-en-Aarde region or even marine-based aquaculture. This would not only provide a vital service to local producers but also contribute significantly to the local economy, creating employment opportunities and strengthening the agricultural value chain within easy reach of urban amenities.
In essence, this 0.77-hectare gem is more than just land; it's a strategic investment poised for remarkable growth. Its "Agriculture" zoning, coupled with the consent use to be approved of "agricultural industry" and the consent allowance if approved for tourism-related activities, creates a fertile ground for a car museum, a wine-tasting room, and even a processing facility.
With its unparalleled views, high traffic exposure, and advantageous location near Hermanus, this property offers a unique opportunity to tap into both the agricultural and tourism sectors and a truly distinctive venture in the heart of the Hemel-en-Aarde valley.
The price is inclusive of VAT.
Contact us today for more information or to arrange for a viewing.
This remarkable 0.77-hectare parcel of land, strategically located just 6 km outside the vibrant town of Hermanus, presents an unparalleled opportunity for a visionary investor.
Boasting breathtaking views of the "Hemel-en-Aarde" valley, characterized by its moody mountain vistas and layered vineyards, the property offers a serene escape that feels a world away, yet remains highly accessible.
Its prime position ensures excellent exposure, making it an ideal location to attract weekend visitors and clients, leveraging the area's burgeoning tourism appeal.
The property's "Agriculture" zoning, while traditionally associated with cultivation and animal husbandry, opens up exciting possibilities due to its consent use if approved for "agricultural industry" and tourism-related activities. This unique designation permits the processing of agricultural products, whether land or marine-based, directly on or close to the land unit. This is crucial for perishable and fragile goods, encompassing operations like dairies, wineries, distilleries, processing facilities, and breweries.
This flexibility is key, as it extends beyond produce grown solely on the property, allowing for the processing of a wider range of agricultural goods, perfectly aligning with the region's rich agricultural bounty and the growing demand for local, artisanal products.
Beyond traditional farming, the zoning with approved application consent use can caters to tourist-related activities, making this parcel an ideal canvas for innovative ventures. Imagine a captivating car museum, drawing enthusiasts from far and wide to admire a curated collection against the stunning backdrop of the Hemel-en-Aarde valley. Complementing this, a sophisticated wine-tasting room would be a natural fit, allowing visitors to savor the region's renowned Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, perhaps even incorporating produce from the "agricultural industry" facilities on-site or nearby.
This synergistic approach would create a multi-faceted destination, appealing to a diverse range of visitors and maximizing revenue potential.
The proximity to Hermanus and the definition of "agricultural industry" also open up the intriguing possibility of establishing a processing facility close to town. Given that "agricultural industry" specifically includes facilities where produce packed is not necessarily grown on the land unit, this parcel could serve as a strategic hub for processing various agricultural products sourced from the wider Hemel-en-Aarde region or even marine-based aquaculture. This would not only provide a vital service to local producers but also contribute significantly to the local economy, creating employment opportunities and strengthening the agricultural value chain within easy reach of urban amenities.
In essence, this 0.77-hectare gem is more than just land; it's a strategic investment poised for remarkable growth. Its "Agriculture" zoning, coupled with the consent use to be approved of "agricultural industry" and the consent allowance if approved for tourism-related activities, creates a fertile ground for a car museum, a wine-tasting room, and even a processing facility.
With its unparalleled views, high traffic exposure, and advantageous location near Hermanus, this property offers a unique opportunity to tap into both the agricultural and tourism sectors and a truly distinctive venture in the heart of the Hemel-en-Aarde valley.
The price is inclusive of VAT.
Contact us today for more information or to arrange for a viewing.
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