In Kadoma, a standalone home set on extensive agricultural land with a strong working infrastructure behind it.
Three boreholes feed a drip-line irrigation system that already serves cultivated vegetable beds and crop fields across the property. That's not aspirational the infrastructure is in place and visibly active. A solar system and water tanks add to the self-sufficiency picture, alongside reliable ZESA supply.
The main dwelling has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with a fitted kitchen, built-in cupboards, a dining room, and one lounge. Staff quarters sit separately on the property. The covered veranda runs along the main structure, overlooking the yard.
Beyond the main house, there's a rondavel with a thatched roof, a utility building with a carport, and additional outbuildings each with its own practical use. The established trees include mature fruit trees spread through the yard.
The drip-line irrigation system extends through the open crop fields at the rear.