Quality of life guaranteed at Thorny Bush Estate

Only 60 km from Polokwane an oasis exists where families can enjoy the great outdoors and wildlife without having to leave their own front yards.
The Thorny Bush Wildlife & Golf Estate is the first residential security golf estate of its kind in the Mokopane-Polokwane region and distinguishes itself in that the development is focussed on residential family living and not the secondary lifestyle or holiday market.
The fact that 120 units have been sold, of which 90 have already been transferred since the proclamation of the township in September last year with very little marketing done, is a clear indication of the investment value packed into this estate.
Rob Hudson, Managing Director of Thorny Bush Estate developers Hayes Matkovich & Associates, explains that the town of Mokopane has shown consistent growth despite the recession. “The town is experiencing massive investment from platinum mines and plans for a major water pipe line are underway.”
The estate comprises four investment options namely Golf Course erven from R650 000, Village erven from R450 000, larger eco-stands of 4 000 m2 from R1 250 000, and the Mature Lifestyle offerings which will be released during 2017 as part of phase 3 of the development, from R350 000.
Thorny Bush will be completely security fenced with 24-hour access control. All fences will be fitted with sensors to alert guards on duty of any breach.
The estate incorporates the Kameeldoring Country Club and all its amenities, with a boutique hotel planned for the future. The estate is situated within walking distance of the Mokopane’s other sports clubs. It forms part of wildlife conservancy of over 300 ha to which residents will have full access for walking, mountain biking and fishing in the Nyl River.
A local private school will soon open their new high school campus across from the entrance of the estate and learners will be able to bike, of golf cart, to school and back. The estate encourages no pets and no fences, but since the focus is on families, small dogs will be allowed as long as they are behind specified fences and on a leash otherwise.
Christine McGrath, Principal of Seeff Mokopane who is marketing Thorny Bush Estate, says this is the investment opportunity of a lifetime. “We offer a project management service for investors who don’t want to deal with builders, architects and financing at an all inclusive costing. This makes developing your dream house on the estate a frustration free exercise with preparation building plans being and building loans facilitated, competitive costing being sourced from approved builders, and project management during the actual construction phase.”
Whether planning a higher quality of life or simply grabbing an investment opportunity too good to miss, Thorny Bush Estate offers everything a buyer can dream of and more.
For more information visit www.thornybushestate.co.za or contact Seeff Mokopane on 015 491 5123. Interested parties can also visit the Thorny Bush Estate exhibition from Friday to Sunday at Mall of the North.

MARKI FRANKEN
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