Come home to your own piece of bushveld paradise.

With only 52 exclusive plots, each between 5 and 13 ha, you will have all the space and privacy you need, shared only with nature and with wildlife.This estate is ideally located if you work in nearby Lephalale (Ellisras) or the industrial developments of Matimba, Exxaro and Medupi. But it will also make an ideal weekend retreat for harried urbanites. An easy three hour drive from Gauteng and Polokwane (Pietersburg). For an even quicker journey, use the estate's landing strip.
The Eco Park is an ultra-low density residential development in a nature-orientated area. The 787 ha park contains plains, plateaus, open fields, natural pans and earth dams. Its aim is to protect the fauna and flora of the land and to create a rural and natural lifestyle for the inhabitants. The concept allows for the establishment of 52 full title portions, each between 5 and 13 ha, a further 2 common areas of 283 ha, a service unit and a landing strip.


To ensure that the portions function jointly as a unit suitable for the local wildlife, no internal demarcation measures are proposed, except around dwelling sites. Good unobstructed northern view. Building terrain on roundness of hill and topography is flat with scattered stones. Running water available on stand with 2 taps. Approximately 2 hectares cleared from bush for buildings
When investing in this estate you will receive full title for property and automatically become a shareholder in the Section 21 Company
The residential area is located on a plateau landform. It has low agricultural value, but fantastic lifestyle opportunities - unobstructed views, natural rock formations, large trees, unspoilt nature, silence and privacy. Game roams freely between the six permanent waterholes, plateau and open fields. Owners will have traversing rights on main roads, game roads and common areas.
At present it hosts more than 25 species, including giraffe, kudu, impala, gemsbok, blesbuck, waterbuck, steenbok, duiker, warthog, bushbuck, bushpig, zebra, honey badger, leopard, baboon, vervet monkey, brown hyaena, caracal, banded mongoose, African sivet, dwarf mongoose, black backed jackal, ant-bear, porcupine, tree squirrel, rock dassie, hare and bush baby. The different habitats further provide a haven for a large variety of bird life.
Trees: False-thorn, Red Bushwillow and Commiphora