From R 2 475 000 to R 8 600 000

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Zandspruit Bush & Aero Estate is a vast 1 000ha Estate near Hoedspruit. Of the 1 000ha, 350ha has been demarcated for residential development of African bush homes. Amongst the development projects are a 5 star Safari Resort and an Equestrian Centre. The balance of the Estate, comprising of 650ha of land, is left as an untouched Wilderness area where residents may enjoy game drives, horse rides, cycling, walking, jogging or a sunset picnic.

There are 200 stands that make up the Bush & Aero Estate, of which 38 stands are specific Aero stands located along the 1 000m hard surfaced runway. These stands give you the option of building your own hanger next to your home, enabling you to arrive at your property in your own plane and hanger it right next your bush home.

Over 100 stands have already been sold and there are 50 completed homes, with many others under construction.

Zandspruit Bush & Aero Estate offers a variety of pre-designed homes for you to choose from. Each design has been diligently thought through to ensure that one enjoys the maximum benefit of the beautiful environment that we live in. These designs can be adapted to your personal taste by allowing minor alterations to the plans such as an additional bedroom, pool, pool deck or extended room deck. Professional Architects Förtsch and Associates have provided all the pre-designed homes and have been involved in the Estate from inception. This in turn provides the experience required to offer the best possible options for maximising the benefit of living in such a magnificent environment. You are, however, able to create your own design within the Architectural Rules and Guidelines set out by the Zandspruit Estate Home Owner’s Association.

A variety of plains game roams freely on the Estate, affording you the opportunity to watch the miracle of nature from the comfort of your own home.

The house designs to choose from are:

The Bush Pavilion style is suited to a dense bush environment to allow natural shade on glassed areas. The architectural line is predominantly horizontal with low-pitched roofs (with a fixed pitch of 10- 15 degrees) that extend beyond the walls and are supported by lightweight but well designed posts.

The modern Farmhouse style is reminiscent of the old Transvaal Farmhouse which was the typical architectural typography of the lowveld. Whether traditional or modern, a building is envisaged of a main house with roof pitches of 35 degrees and wide verandas surrounding the house to shade against the harsh sun. The verandas are to have pitches of 6 degrees.

Thatch style - The traditional South African thatch house has a strong affiliation to the bush and is synonymous with a typical lowveld bush home. The height restriction of 8,5 meters from the peg position to the highest point has been placed in order to minimize the visual effect of a large thatch roof structure.